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Overview Last weekend, I travelled to Calais, in France, to volunteer on the ground with refugees with Care4Calais and Calais Light. This was a short voluntary trip slotting in as extra support for long-term charitable work with Care4Calais. Practically helping refugees on the ground in Calais is something that has been on my heart for … Continue reading Reflections on Volunteering in Calais
This Friday (19/09/25), I’ll be travelling to Calais, in France, to volunteer on the ground with refugees with Care4Calais and Calais Light. This is a short voluntary trip slotting in as extra support for long-term charitable work with Care for Calais. It’s going to be lots of warehouse work and distributing aid, with long hours. … Continue reading Sponsor our Convoy to Calais
Have you ever negatively compared yourself to someone else before? Have you felt jealous? I know I have. And it is not my favourite emotion. I’m going to be vulnerable for a moment and tell you what I’m particularly jealous about at the moment. I’m at the stage in life when quite a few of my … Continue reading Comparison is the thief of joy
Hey everyone, I recently ran a Sunday School Session on Creation Care/the environment/climate change, and I want to share the PowerPoint I created in case you want to use it too. You can download it below. Message me on Instagram @RealLifeRebs.blog If you would prefer me to email it to you instead or have any … Continue reading Creation Care Sunday School Free Resource/Plan
This year’s Christian Aid Prophetic Activists have put together a recourse pack for churches to learn about climate justice, celebrate God’s creation in their services, and engage in the politics of climate justice. This pack will empower your church to engage with climate justice at whatever level you are at, especially in light of the … Continue reading Engage Your Church on Climate Action (Free Resource Pack)
Last November, I went away on a retreat with Christian Aid’s Prohetic Activist Scheme (PAS). PAS is a group Young Adults seeking Climate Justice in a Christian context. The course lasts 6-months and includes teaching on how to go about Christian activism, here are my thoughts on what we reflected on and learnt at the … Continue reading Reflections on the Prophetic Activist Retreat
Below, I share my article for Jesuit Missions on our stunt action that declared oil and gas companies Shell and BP as ‘Architects of the Climate Emergency’. On Friday (September 15), Jesuit Misisons joined Cafod, Faith For The Climate and Christian Climate Action outside Shell and BP’s headquarters in London to unveil the mock awards, which we attempted to hand … Continue reading Shell And BP Crowned ‘Architects Of The Climate Emergency’
Today, I’m sharing my first article written for Tearfund as part of their RubbishCampaign! Have you ever thought about how much you throw away each week? Globally, we’re now facing mountains of plastic pollution, and this rubbish problem is pushing people further into poverty. But it doesn’t have to be this way. We can change … Continue reading How to reduce your rubbish – Tearfund
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard multiple reasons why fast fashion is bad, unsustainable and unethical (If you don’t know why then read this post… ) Perhaps you’ve decided you want to commit to avoiding fast fashion, but you keep on coming back… It’s tough, I know, and it’s not always as easy as eco-influencers … Continue reading How to avoid the temptation of fast fashion
Around Valentine’s Day, we might be thinking about our love for others, but how about loving ourselves too? In this blog post, originally written for Just Love Brum, I share how to practice self-love from a Christian perspective. God loves us, he ‘knitted us together in our mother’s womb’ (Psalm 139:13), made us ‘in his … Continue reading Valentine’s Day – Loving ourselves as God loves us
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