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AMC Hope in Gods future

Hope in God's Future is an attractively presented report and study guide to help individuals and local groups:

  • understand the position of The Baptist Union, The Methodist Church and The United Reformed Church on climate change
  • become aware of a vital connections between climate change and the Christian faith
  • transform lifestyles through studying, praying and acting on the issues
  • inspire others in the community to live in harmony with the whole of creation

  • The study guide offers the full text of the report, and questions to get you thinking, ideas for creative activities, inspirational prayers and worship, help and advice for leaders, and suggestions for group sessions (lasting one or two evenings or even a whole day.

    To download a copy of the report, click here.

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