🎧 Episode 5 – Creation Care, Planetwise Living & the Power of Prayer with Dave Bookless
🔥 Low Carbon, High Power – Conversations at the intersection of faith, sustainability, and the fight for our planet.

In this episode, we visit Southall, West London, with Dr. Dave Bookless – Director of Theology for A Rocha International, teacher, author of Planetwise, and lifelong advocate for creation care. From a rubbish dump epiphany to global influence, Dave shares the journey that led him from local parish ministry to shaping environmental theology across continents.

We dive into the theology behind climate action, reflect on personal challenges and grief within the A Rocha family, and explore how prayer, activism, and community intersect in the global mission to protect creation.

⛪ What You’ll Hear About:

How a rubbish dump changed Dave’s life – and sparked Planetwise

Balancing theology, travel, and the carbon cost of mission

Is offsetting enough? And why Climate Stewards is different

Why prayer and spirituality matter as much as climate action

Behind the scenes of global creation care movements

The rise of Eco Church & local-global expressions of sustainability

Cultural blind spots in global climate conversations

Why churches must move from comfort to calling

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🔥 Low Carbon, High Power – Conversations at the intersection of faith, sustainability, and the fight for our planet.

In this episode, we sit down with Caroline Pomeroy — director of Climate Stewards — to explore the powerful, complex world of carbon offsetting. From the early days of starting Climate Stewards to tackling tough questions about justice, accountability, and impact, this is a conversation full of challenge, clarity, and conviction.

Hear Caroline’s personal “carbon confession,” learn how offsetting can (and can’t) help us fight climate change, and get inspired by how faith communities are leading the charge with real action.

⛪ What You’ll Hear About:

• What carbon offsetting really is (plain English only)
• Why Climate Stewards isn’t your average offsetting organisation
• Where the projects happen — and how they benefit host communities
• Can offsetting be just? Tackling justice, equity & power dynamics
• The carbon footprint of churches & schools: is it worth offsetting?
• Community-led projects that actually work
• Caroline’s favourite (and most difficult) project stories
• What gives her hope for the future — especially in the Church 🌍

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🎧 Episode 3 – Bishop of Norwich on Climate Change, Church Action & Net Zero by 2030
🔥 Low Carbon, High Power – Conversations at the intersection of faith, sustainability, and the fight for our planet.

In this episode, we’re at the House of Lords with Bishop Graham Usher, the Church of England’s lead bishop for environmental issues. We dive deep into how the Church is stepping up in the climate crisis — from net zero targets by 2030 to solar panels on church roofs, biodiversity in churchyards, and a powerful call to creation care.

Discover how faith-based climate action is changing hearts, transforming parishes, and influencing national policy — all through a lens of hope, action, and environmental justice. 🌿

⛪ What You’ll Hear About:

Net Zero 2030: Ambition or Reality?

What the Church of England is really doing on climate

How worship and wildflowers are attracting new people to church

Behind the scenes at COP26, COP16, and Anglican climate leadership

The Church Commissioners’ divestment from fossil fuels

The spiritual roots of sustainability 🌱

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