The Latest On How We're Renewing Our World

Atewa Forest Campaign

Join us as we call on the Ghanaian Government to protect the Atewa Forest. Click on the buttons below to send your advocacy message to the Ghanaian government.

Dave Bookles Interview Part 1

As a follow-up to the latest Renew Our World Wildlife Statement, we recently had the incredible opportunity to interview (virtually, of course) Reverend Dr Dave Bookless. 

Meet a US Conservative Evangelical Climate Advocate

Meet Lindsay Mouw, a young, evangelical Christian from midwest America who’s embracing a call to boldly advocate for climate action.

By Sarah Parkinson.

Rubbish Campaign Update

Giving food and hope

Across the world, we are seeing the increasing health and economic impacts of COVID-19. As is the case in many crises, it is the vulnerable and socially excluded who are bearing the brunt of the current pandemic. 

Turning plastic into products in Uganda

Meet Eco Brixs, the newest partner to join this growing Renew Our World global campaign.

Churches in China take on COVID-19

by Hannington Muyenje and Sarah Parkinson.

Renew our World calls for a rethink in our relationship with nature

The Most Rubbish Companies

Act now to send an email to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo telling them to take action to reduce their plastic waste.

What's next for Renew Our World in Malawi?

We’ve heard recently of Malawi’s inspiring plastic bag ban win and their incredible work harnessing people power for environmental change.

The Malawi Creation Care Network, a collaboration of churches and non-governmental organisations and leader of Renew Our World in Malawi, played a key role in securing this ban on thin plastic bags.

What’s next for Renew Our World in this country fondly called the warm heart of Africa?

Read the hopes and prayers of activist and ecology lecturer, Dr Tiwonge Mzumara-Gawa, and National Coordinator for the Malawi Creation Care Network, Charles Bakolo.