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YoungAnglicanTheology
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Encouraging young Anglican theologians. In partnership with the @AngYouthNetwork.
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    YoungAnglicanTheology
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    Jun 5
    We've been out of office for a while, but we're delighted to announce that our latest cycle is launching today! Read new posts on the theme of climate and ecology throughout June and July. Find out more by reading our editorial here: younganglicantheology.org/2026/06/05/edi…
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    YoungAnglicanTheology
    @YoungAnglican
    Aug 7
    In her creative contribution, Mary Wangari N'dung'u (@AnglicaninKenya) shares a short story and reflection on the theme of creation and covenant: younganglicantheology.org/2026/08/06/eco… @AngYouthNetwork @AnglicanWorld
    Ecology and Climate: The Covenant of Creation
    From younganglicantheology.org
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    YoungAnglicanTheology
    @YoungAnglican
    Aug 6
    The final piece in our Ecology and Climate cycle has been published today! Bethany Johnson (@DioceseofJACI) shares a poem, essay, and interview, reflecting on what sustainable development means for her community: younganglicantheology.org/2026/08/06/eco… @AngYouthNetwork @AnglicanWorld
    Ecology and Climate: Poem and Essay
    From younganglicantheology.org
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    YoungAnglicanTheology
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    Jul 17
    This week, Asanti Candela from the Diocese of Southern Africa and @Greenanglicans shares a poem and interview with us: younganglicantheology.org/2026/07/17/eco… @AngYouthNetwork
    Ecology and Climate: A Poem
    From younganglicantheology.org
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    YoungAnglicanTheology
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    Jul 10
    This week we've a piece for you from the Archdeaconry of Samoa! Thank you to Galumalemana Bolivia Smith for this essay on worship and creation: younganglicantheology.org/2026/07/10/eco… @AngYouthNetwork
    Ecology and Climate: Let All the Islands Rise and Sing: Worship Rooted in Creation
    From younganglicantheology.org

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