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In the News: Beyond acedia and wrath: life during the climate apocalypse

Published in the may issue of Anglican Theological Review, “Beyond acedia and wrath: life during the climate apocalypse,” is co-authored by Bishop Rob and the Rev. Stephen Blackmer, founding priest and chaplain at Church of the Woods in Canterbury. “In a time when climate change and other ecological disturbances wreak havoc upon both human and natural ‘households,’ how can the people of God respond beyond anger and acedia, or sloth?…” Read the full article HERE.

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PostedMay 24, 2021
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