Net Zero Resources and Learning
There are a range of webinars, networks, guides and practical resources available to support churches on their Net Zero journey. Whether you are just getting started, exploring specific technologies or looking for examples from other churches, the resources below can help you take the next step.
Creation Care: Taking Practical Steps to Net Zero
Helping churches reduce carbon, improve buildings and access funding.
This quarterly meeting will provide churches and circuits with practical support on energy efficiency, carbon reduction and funding opportunities. The aim is to educate, inspire action, share progress from across the District and build a supportive community that helps us achieve net zero together.
Details of our first meeting in Autumn 2026 will be shared soon.
Methodist Church's Eco Community Network
The Eco Community Network brings together people from across the Connexion to share ideas, learn from one another and support creation care initiatives. Meeting three times each Connexional year, the network provides opportunities for collaborative learning, discussion, fellowship and access to practical resources.
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Methodist Church Resources
The Methodist Church has developed a range of resources to help churches plan, prioritise and implement Net Zero actions.
A comprehensive collection of guidance, tools and resources to help churches plan and deliver their journey towards Net Zero.
A practical framework to help churches understand and plan their journey towards Net Zero.
The Methodist Church's strategy for responding to climate change and environmental challenges.
Net Zero Checklist for Churches
A simple checklist to help churches identify practical actions and track progress towards Net Zero.
Technical Factsheets
The Methodist Church has produced a range of practical factsheets covering common technologies and building improvements that churches may wish to consider as part of their Net Zero journey.
Research and Evidence
These resources can help churches demonstrate their impact, build support for Net Zero projects and strengthen funding applications.
National Churches Trust's the House of Good research
This research highlights the social, economic and community value of churches across the UK. It can provide useful evidence when preparing funding applications or demonstrating community impact.
Green Christian supports Christians and churches in putting their faith into action through care for creation. Its resources help people develop a greener Christian way of life through prayer and devotion, living gently, public witness and encouraging others.
Looking to become an Eco Church?
Visit our dedicated Eco Church page for information on the Eco Church framework, award scheme and practical steps your church can take to care for creation.
Not sure where to start? Contact Jacqueline Geary, Net Zero & Grant Enabler, for guidance on the most relevant resources for your church.