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Christian action – are you an active clicker?

Throughout the circuit, friends have been interested in various websites that I have recommended.   Anyone can look at them and act, sometimes with millions of others, to press for justice. That is what we should, as Jesus-shaped people, be doing. 
  • www.avaaz.org obtains millions of signatures for world-important actions.
  • www.350.org is active against the human-induced changes in our climate that are destroying Gods creation which we have in trust for our children.
  • www.38degrees.org.uk is so named since 38 degrees is the angle at which an avalanche occurs on a mountain.  This organisation lobbies for an avalanche of support for the NHS etc.

Please do have a look. Christians need to be active clickers too.


John A, Baildon 

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