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Young Anglican Theology

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Connecting, encouraging, and empowering young Anglicans (18-40) who have a passion for theology. In partnership with the Anglican Communion Youth Network.

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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
In her creative contribution, Mary Wangari N'dung'u (Anglican Church of Kenya) shares a short story and reflection on the theme of creation and covenant: younganglicantheology.org/2026/08/06/e...
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Ecology and Climate: The Covenant of Creation
by Mary Wangari N’dung’u Mary Wangari is a youth leader at ACK St. James Cathedral Church in Kiambu, Kenya. She serves as an intercessor in the youth department and is also a member of …
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
The final piece in our Ecology and Climate cycle has been published today! Bethany Johnson (Diocese of Jamaica & Cayman Islands) shares a poem, essay, and interview, reflecting on what sustainable development means for her community: younganglicantheology.org/2026/08/06/e...
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Ecology and Climate: Poem and Essay
by Bethany Johnson Bethany Johnson is a member of St. Boniface Anglican Church in Harbour View, part of the Kingston Deanery in the Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. Beyond the walls of th…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
This week, Asanti Candela from the Diocese of Southern Africa and Green Anglicans shares a poem and interview with us: younganglicantheology.org/2026/07/17/e...
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Ecology and Climate: A Poem
by Asanti Candela Asanti Candela (Morena Pule) is a poet from the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. He is an eco-champion and youth leader in the Anglican Youth of Southern Africa and Green Angli…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
This week we've a piece for you from the Archdeaconry of Samoa! Thank you to Galumalemana Bolivia Smith for this essay on worship and creation: younganglicantheology.org/2026/07/10/e...
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Ecology and Climate: Let All the Islands Rise and Sing: Worship Rooted in Creation
by Galumalemana Bolivia Smith As the golden rays of the sun streamed through the stained-glass windows, casting vibrant colors across the altar, and the choir sang, “All Heaven Declares the Beauty …
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 05/07/2026
Our next piece is up! Gen Rees-Carter (Anglican Church of Australia) reflects on animal welfare, food, and her journey of faith: younganglicantheology.org/2026/07/03/e...
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Ecology and Climate: Creation
by Gen Rees-Carter I remember sitting in church on one of my first visits during the Season of Creation, listening to the liturgy about how we have been “given this earth to care for and delight in…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 26/06/2026
Another beautiful contribution to share with you this week: Muhia Wairimu (@Anglican Church in Kenya) offers us an essay, litany, and interview on the theme of climate, conflict, and peace: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/26/e...
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Ecology and Climate: The Groaning Creation
Essay, Litany, and interview by Muhia Wairimu. Muhia is a Hospital Chaplain in the Anglican Church of Kenya, Diocese of Mt. Kenya, and a Theological student at St Paul’s University. Hear the …
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Our latest post is up today! Grace Behm of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa reflects on the journey towards climate justice and the parable of the mustard seed: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/19/e...
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Ecology and Climate: Sowing Seeds of Climate Justice: From Grief to Action
Grace Behm is a curate at St Matthew-in-the-City,Auckland, Aotearoa/New Zealand. “We were not created to be survivors. We were created to have life. And what climate change does is challenge life.”…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
The next piece in our #climate and #ecology cycle has just been published! Asemahle Zoko (Anglican Church of Southern Africa) shares the story of her local church's garden in #Natal: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/12/e...
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Ecology and Climate: A Church Garden Transforming Lives in Natal
by Asemahle Zoko The Mission of the Province of Southern Africa is the 5 T’s; ‘Tell, Teach, Transform, Tend and Treasure’. Our local parish has a gardening project aimed to align with this mission …
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
The next piece in our #climate and #ecology cycle has just been published! Asemahle Zoko (Anglican Church of Southern Africa) shares the story of her local church's garden in #Natal: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/12/e...
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Ecology and Climate: A Church Garden Transforming Lives in Natal
by Asemahle Zoko The Mission of the Province of Southern Africa is the 5 T’s; ‘Tell, Teach, Transform, Tend and Treasure’. Our local parish has a gardening project aimed to align with this mission …
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Check out the first contribution to our fifth cycle! Rhobey Mugaru (Anglican Church of Kenya) creatively reflects on the future of the church in a changing climate: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/05/c...
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Ecology and Climate: The Effects of Climate Change on the Church, A Creative Reflection
by Rhobey Mugaru The sun hung low over St. Peter’s Cathedral, its once-glorious stained-glass windows now faded and cracked by relentless heat. The parishioners inside gathered for their Sunday ser…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Check out the first contribution to our fifth cycle! Rhobey Mugaru (Anglican Church of Kenya) creatively reflects on the future of the church in a changing climate: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/05/c...
younganglicantheology.org
Ecology and Climate: The Effects of Climate Change on the Church, A Creative Reflection
by Rhobey Mugaru The sun hung low over St. Peter’s Cathedral, its once-glorious stained-glass windows now faded and cracked by relentless heat. The parishioners inside gathered for their Sunday ser…
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Young Anglican Theology @younganglicantheo.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
It's our first post on bluesky, and we're delighted to announce that our fifth cycle of theological writing is launching today! Read new posts on the theme of climate and ecology throughout June and July. Find out more by reading our editorial here: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/05/e...
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