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DEC Pakistan Appeal

More than 1600 people are reported to have died and 20 million people are believed to have been affected by the floods.
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Marriage of Foreign Nationals

There is new advice from the Faculty Office about the marriage of foreign nationals;
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Harvest for the Hungry

The material for the 2010 Bishop's Harvest Appeal for the Hungry is now on the website and can be downloaded
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Environment

Environment Policy

The Diocesan Policy, which can be downloaded from here, is far-reaching and deeply thought-out; it is considered to be the most thorough policy in the Church of England.  It incorporates a response to Climate Change but is much more than simply a reaction to that situation.

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File category Diocesan Policies    File size 293kb    File date 28 Jan 2009

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The Climate Justice Fund has been set up allow parishes and individuals in the UK to support Church-based projects around the Anglican Communion which enable the world's poor to do something to meet the challenges posed by Climate Change.  It would be a good candidate for donations made as outward giving from PCCs.

Climate Justice FundClimate Justice Fund
http://www.climatejusticefund.org/

Churches Together in Cumbria has also produced an Environment document "God, Nature and Climate Change" which can be accessed by going to the Climate Change page of the CTiCumbria website

 

The presentations given at a day conference on Nuclear Energy at Carlisle Cathedral on Sat 6th February 2010 can also be found on the CTiCumbria website; click here for the Nuclear Energy Discussion