Operation Noah is a Christian charity working with the Church to inspire action on the climate crisis
We’re a small charity that makes a big impact
Faith-motivated
We believe that the climate and nature crises raise questions that go to the heart of our Christian faith.
Science-informed
Faith and science should complement each other, and at Operation Noah, we see no conflict between the two.
Hope-inspired
Our Christian hope gives us confidence to take action on the climate and nature crises, even if success is not always guaranteed or even likely.
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Reflection
Is A River Alive?
28 October 2026
For the first Christians, it was no coincidence that Jesus chose to be baptised in a river. This vital act of initiation belongs in water that moves and brings life. Early Church teaching encouraged Christ’s disciples to follow his example; where possible, their baptisms should
News, Press Release, Statement
Operation Noah Condemns UK Government’s Approval of ‘Jackdaw’ North Sea Gas Field
21 October 2026
Operation Noah condemns the UK Government’s decision, announced this morning, to approve the Jackdaw gas field, and urges the government to reject the pending Rosebank oil field. As our partners Uplift have made abundantly clear, Jackdaw will have no meaningful impact on the UK’s energy
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Living Water: A Call to Restore Our Rivers
14 October 2026
Over recent weeks, the team at Operation Noah have been immersing ourselves in rivers. Not literally – though some of us may be keen on wild swimming! – but rather theologically and scientifically, inspired by the Living Water theme of this year’s Season of Creation.
Article, News
Green Investment Roadshow arrives in Edinburgh – Friday 2 October
12 October 2026
We were delighted to be in Augustine United Church, home of Christian Aid Scotland for this event where we partnered with Eco-Congregation Scotland, Hope for the Future, Just Money Movement and Christian Aid Scotland. The day was co-hosted by Operation Noah’s Sharon Hall and Jenny
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Join us for a Special Evening with Ruth Valerio and Andy Flannagan on 10 November in London
7 October 2026
Tickets are now available for our evening of deep conversation, reflection and worship at St John’s Waterloo in London on 10 November at 7pm. Called ‘Faith. Politics. Planet: Hope in a Divided Age’, and delivered in partnership with the Greenbelt Festival, speakers will include Dr
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September 2026 Newsletter
1 October 2026
We often hear about ‘tipping points’ – and for good reason. Planetary boundaries are real, and without significant changes, things could spiral out of control. But there are positive tipping points, too: junctures at which, for example, the cost of clean energy falls so precipitously
