To counter global warming and prevent the extremes of weather that now seem commonplace, the UK Government is committed to achieving net zero by 2050. Major challenges are poor communication and the lack of a leader to show the way. Could this be a natural role for ‘the church’ to
All the reasons it might be sensible for you to think about changing the heating in your church to Infra-Red. There are many reasons for thinking it may be time to revisit the heating strategy in your place of worship. If you’re wondering, start by asking yourself these questions: Q1:
Worship should be joyous. But no matter how ebullient the service, if your congregation is literally receiving a less than warm welcome when they walk in, their appetite to rejoice may become diminished. With attendance declining year-on-year, cold comfort is a conundrum facing many churches, especially those in older buildings.
Given the drive towards Zero Carbon, and Government restrictions that will soon prohibit the replacement of gas boilers, many churches are having to consider alternatives. Whilst heat pumps are being put forward as a leading option for domestic use in new and recently built residential property, there are many concerns
