Weekly Catch-Up

Part 1: The Heart of Christmas – Celebrating the Birth of Jesus (December 8th): This post discusses the true meaning of Christmas and focuses on the birth of Jesus. It emphasises the importance of faith, hope, and love during the festive season.

Creating a permaculture farm for young people addresses several critical needs and problems (December 9th): This post highlights the benefits of involving young people in permaculture farming. It explains how this practice can help address disconnection from nature, lack of practical skills, environmental challenges, and mental health concerns.

Farm Update (December 9th): This post provides an update on the farm’s progress, including information about their back garden. Though brief, it offers a glimpse into the practical work being done.

Gracie Abrams’ “I love you, I’m sorry”: A Song of Love, Loss, and Letting Go (December 10th): This post delves into a song by Gracie Abrams, exploring themes of love, loss, and moving on. While not directly related to environmental topics, it showcases the diverse range of content on the Green Up Clean Up website, potentially reflecting their engagement with youth culture.

Anchor Church and Fowey River Academy Join Forces to Spread Christmas Cheer (December 11th): This post highlights a heart-warming initiative where Anchor Church and Fowey River Academy collaborated to provide food hampers for those in need during Christmas. This demonstrates Green Up Clean Up’s commitment to community engagement and social responsibility.

Scripture and the Nicene Creed (December 12th): This post explores the Nicene Creed, a fundamental statement of Christian faith, and its connection to scripture.

Summary

The posts reflect a mix of Christian faith-based content, updates on their permaculture farm and community initiatives, and reflections on broader cultural themes like music and relationships. We seek to engage young people through various avenues, promoting both spiritual growth and practical skills while fostering a sense of community and social responsibility.