In a flash of rare brilliance, the Church of England has found a new way to entice the next generation of Anglicans into its churches: the opportunity to do number two in a church supplied composting toilet. It doesn\u2019t get any more seeker friendly than that.<\/p>\n
I do think the church might still be able to go one step further<\/a>, though; especially parishes with adjacent allotments.<\/p>\n From here<\/a>:<\/p>\n In our office we have a large map entitled \u2018Devon\u2019s Green Churches\u2019 which contains a series of dots and stars covering the county from Ilfracombe to Ivybridge. Each symbol represents a church with a composting toilet or solar panels, or has completed an energy survey, or is registered as fair-trade or an \u2018eco-congregation\u2019, or runs a wood-burning heating system, and so on. They are examples of church eco projects. In total there are more than 200 coloured symbols and we add more each few weeks.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a flash of rare brilliance, the Church of England has found a new way to entice the next generation of Anglicans into its churches: the opportunity to do number two in a church supplied composting toilet. It doesn\u2019t get … Continue reading