Resources

We invite you to use our resources at churches and events

Printed Material – much downloadable from this site

We have a printable Resources leaflet which gives a background to many of our publications as well an excellent overview of different aspects of  CEL’s work.

There are topical articles you can use in your church magazine.
Book Reviews : provide an insight into some of the literature currently available for green christians.
Leaflets : for individuals and churches pursuing a greener lifestyle.
Reports : of both CEL and non-CEL events

LOAF : CEL’s Food Campaign has many printable resources

You may also like to visit our Publications page.

CEL produces a free monthly news email (e-news) and prayer guide. If you would like to receive either or both of these please email the Web editor or fill in the boxes in the right-hand menu or the form on the Contact Us page.

Exhibition material

CEL has two sets of six A3 size full colour laminated posters which advertise what CEL has to offer.
One set has a general Christian environmental message
General set (790KB)
The other set promotes the CEL LOAF principles – food which is Locally produced, Organically grown, Animal friendly and Fairly traded.
LOAF set (1.04MB)
You can download both sets to create your own posters.
Or you can borrow both sets ready laminated for stalls at local events or for temporary display in churches in the UK. Both sets available to borrow also include an A2 sized poster with just the CEL logo, name and website. To arrange to borrow a set please contact posters@christian-ecology.org.uk
If you would like to have an even bigger poster you can try the following instructions to see if your printer is capable of printing large posters. Whether it works will depend on your printer.
Press print, then go to ‘Properties’ then to ‘Layout’ and then to ‘Posters’
This can enable you to print an A3 poster (two A4s which can be stuck together)
or an A2 poster (4 A4s which can then be stuck together)
or an A1 poster (8 A4s which can then be stuck together).