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About us

Operation Noah is an ecumenical Christian charity providing leadership, focus and inspiration in response to the growing threat of catastrophic climate change.

Ash Wednesday Declaration

Devon church leaders sign the Ash Wednesday Declaration

Church leaders from across Devon, who were gathered for a meeting during Climate Week in March 2013, have signed Operation Noah's Ash Wednesday Declaration calling for more action from churches and communities to address the growing threat of climate change.

Theology resources

Theological resources and background papers to support the Ash Wednesday Declaration. Our hope is that this will encourage and inspire the Church to affirm with confidence that care for God's creation is foundational to the Gospel and a key dimension of the Church's mission.

Events

Annual Supporters' meeting and AGM

Saturday 13th July, Central London. Come along to hear about our new campaign and how you can help us by feeding in your ideas and communicating about it. Guest speakers are Ann Pettifor and David Atkinson.

About Us

History of Operation Noah

Operation Noah was founded in 2001 by Christian Ecology Link (CEL) and later became a joint project of CEL and the Environmental Issues Network of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. Operation Noah was the first Christian campaign to focus exclusively on the urgent need to address climate change.

Campaigns

Speaking out on the Energy Bill

Now is a crucial time for the UK government to be tackling climate change. An Energy Bill is currently going through Parliament that will determine how our electricity is produced and regulated.

Press

Church and Earth: Half way!

Now that a fresh sense of urgency about climate action is imperative, it is worth the Church taking stock as to how things are going, says Operation Noah Board member David Atkinson, in an article for Church Times.