AHRC-funded project on the Christian Ethics of Farmed Animal Welfare; PI Prof @DLClough @AbdnDivinity, with partners including UK churches.
Chester, England
Joined September 2018
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How can churches and Christian organizations consider the connection between their faith and practice in relation to farmed animal welfare? Our major project report is a great place to start. Download it or request a free print copy here: www1.chester.ac.uk/christian…
As a result of exploring ways to take forward CEFAW’s work in the US, we’re delighted that a collaboration between @BeCreatureKind, @NRPEorg, and @CreationJustice led to an @alliancebaptist statement on Christian Ethics and Animal Agriculture, linked here: allianceofbaptists.org/state…
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Excited to have joined @TDWAPodcast to talk about #Christianity and #AnimalEthics. Tune in to hear the discussion on the #AnimalsandtheDivine series of The Deal with Animals with Marika Bell #podcast #theology #animals podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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Do you know how pigs are killed for food in the UK? This week, Claire Colley and @Andrew_Wasley wrote for the @guardian about @joeyCarbstrong’s video footage of pigs being stunned with carbon dioxide, the most common stunning method. It’s appalling. 1/10
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If you’re interested in how care of God’s creatures might in form your preaching in the season of creation, please join Revd Jennifer Brown and me at this online training event on Saturday July 8th.
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Thanks to @CommonAwards for hosting a webinar featuring the CEFAW researchers developing curriculum materials for use in theological training. If you missed the session on ‘What have animals got to do with Christian ministry’ you can catch up here.
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Don't forget our next #CommonAwardsWebinar tomorrow (Thurs 9th March) at 11.30am. In conversation with colleagues we explore the question 'What have animals got to do with Christian ministry?'
Tickets are available at eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-have… #CommonAwards
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If you’re involved in Christian ministry and interested in how animal theology and ethics might be relevant to your practice, this #CommonAwards webinar is for you! Do join us on 9th March to hear from TEI staff participating in the CEFAW Education project.
Upcoming #CommonAwardsWebinar: What have animals got to do with Christian ministry? A conversation with @DLClough, Cherryl Hunt, Sarah Lawrence and Joel Pierce.
🗓️Thurs 09 March 11.30am - 1.00pm
🎟️Tickets are available here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-have… #CommonAwards
If you’re involved in Christian ministry and interested in how animal theology and ethics might be relevant to your practice, this #CommonAwards webinar is for you! Do join us on 9th March to hear from TEI staff participating in the CEFAW Education project.
Upcoming #CommonAwardsWebinar: What have animals got to do with Christian ministry? A conversation with @DLClough, Cherryl Hunt, Sarah Lawrence and Joel Pierce.
🗓️Thurs 09 March 11.30am - 1.00pm
🎟️Tickets are available here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-have… #CommonAwards
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A great day filming with @Canonjane @DLClough & @SaightonPrimary for @CEFAWproj. Thank you @ChesterCath for being so welcoming and kind.
How wonderful to hear this update about how children at @SaightonPrimary are using what they’ve learned from the CEFAW project about what chickens need to flourish to engage successfully with the school’s caterer!
We presented our chef @_HutchisonCater with a handmade gift, asking him to consider using free range eggs for all of our school meals. We are delighted that he has agreed! What a wonderful piece of courageous advocacy in action @CEFAWproj @Craftivists @chesterdbe1 #gentleprotest
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Is this is the oldest evidence of concern about cruelty to farmed animals? An Egyptian relief dated around 2000 BCE shows a cow shedding a tear that she is not able to suckle her calf (Pritchard, The Ancient NE in Pictures, 1954). 4000 years on, many more cows suffer this grief.
ALT Monochrome photograph of an Egyptian relief showing a man milking a cow. The cow’s calf is tied to her front leg and a tear is falling from her eye.
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A new episode of @TheREPodcast1 - this one is our friend and former @TRSChester colleague @DLClough exploring Christian ideas about animal flourishing, and their place in Christian salvation narratives. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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This brilliant chat with @DLClough from @CEFAWproj about #animalflourishing is out now podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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It feels good to be back filming in schools. This project is all about exploring Christian values and animal welfare. @AbdnDivinity @CEFAWproj @DLClough
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Hands up if you teach #AnimalRights ? You are going to love one of next seasons episodes with David from @CEFAWproj
Happy New Year from CEFAW! If you’ll be at the @sofcethics conference in Chicago this week, catch Prof. David Clough @DLClough presenting a paper reflecting on the CEFAW project on Friday at 3.30 pm. #sofcethics23
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We are delighted to be part of this project and to be working closely with our community. @CEFAWproj #values #community
Great to see @ShocklachSchool school engaging with farmed animal welfare as part of the CEFAW Education project!
Catch up on how CEFAW has been working with RE teachers, a group of pilot schools, and academic staff at theological education institutions.
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