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Green church movement in India hinges on a new generation with new values

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  • Saturday, Oct 16, 2021

Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad was one of the pioneers who initiated the green church movement in India in the 1990s. Today, he is the director of the Ecological Concerns Department of the Church of South India (CSI). In an interview with the World Council of Churches Ecumenical Water Network, he talks about caring for life on earth as a spiritual commitment, about greening the church, and the importance of education for sustainable development.

You can read the full interview in the following link:
https://www.oikoumene.org/resources/documents/green-church-movement-in-india-hinges-on-a-new-generation-with-new-values

School Twinning Initiative on Ecological Concerns

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  • Monday, Mar 2, 2020

The teachers' training for School twinning initiative (STI) was held on 24th and 25th February 2020 at CSI Synod Centre, Chennai. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad explained the significance of teaching Sustainable values to Children and about School twinning Initiative(STI). Mr SonyThomas, an HR trainer, motivated the teachers for giving leadership in eco-activities in their schools. Mr Saravanan, a WWF staff, enlightened the teachers on Plastic tide turner project of UNEP. Hence CSI is the official partner of this project of UNEP in South India, he requested the cooperation of all the teachers. Mr Ranjit Daniels, Managing Director of Care Earth, explained how to make STI more meaningful and relevant. Rev. Sunil Raj Philip, Director of Communications Department of the CSI Synod, delivered the concluding address. Thirty-five teachers participated.

The following Schools will be having a twinning programme with the Oxford Schools in the United Kingdom from June 2020 onwards.

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

  • CSI EM aided Primary School, Eluru ( KG Diocese)
  • CSI Joseph Memorial Primary School, Katrappally (Karimnagar)
  • CSI Aided Primary School Bhadrachalam ( Dornakal)

Kerala

  • CMS LP School Ennoormvayal, Vechoochira ( Madhya Kerala Diocese)
  • CMS LP School Urakam (Cochin)
  • BEM School, Payannoor (Malabar)

Tamilnadu

  • OCPM Primary School, Madurai (Madurai Diocese)
  • CSI Vestry Nursery and Primary School, Trichy (Trichy- Tanjore Diocese)
  • CSI Primary School, St. Thomas Church Road, Ooty (Coimbatore Diocese)

Evaluations
Jacqueline Bina Stanly, BEM Lower Primary School Payannur, Malabar Diocese: "All the sessions were very useful and thought-provoking."

M. Lilly Manohari , OCPM girls Higher Secondary School, Madurai Diocese: "The training was very useful. It was an eye-opener. I will teach my students the information I gathered from here."

Ms Grace Devang, CSI EM AP School, Krishna Godavari Diocese: "Very effective training. Our School avoided plastic and junk foods. We use cloth bags. We plant saplings on the birthdays of our students."

Ms Norah Prithviraj, St. Mary’s Aided High School, Dornakal Diocese: "The resource persons' ability in imparting knowledge and the motivation given was awesome. I shall try my best to be a role model for my children. Our school will for a healthy environment."

Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad
Hon. Director,
CSI SynodDept.of Ecological Concerns

UNESCO Website Features the Activities of the Synod Ecological Concerns Department

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  • Thursday, Feb 13, 2020

The Ecological Concerns Department of the Church of South India Synod once again gets the international attention when the Website of UNESCO features an extensive article on the activities of the Department and its impact.

You can see the article in the following link:
https://en.unesco.org/news/church-led-eco-ministry-spreads-sustainable-environmental-education-southern-india

Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackadu
Director, Ecological Concerns Dept.,
CSI Synod

Understanding His Words and His Works

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  • Monday, Nov 23, 2019

The Church of South India (CSI) Synod Department of Ecological Concerns conducted a colloquium titled 'Understanding His Word (The Bible) and His Works (The Creation)' at CSI Synod Centre from 18th to 20th November 2019. It aimedto equipthe pastors to connect their knowledge with nature, through an internationally acclaimed book, "Planet Wise" written by Rev. Dr Dave Bookless. The ecological initiatives are often regarded as a cosmetic makeover, but a transformation in our approach towards nature is needed. This key idea articulated by the resource persons in the Eco-colloquium made the clergy-participants to have a new outlook about worship. Resource persons include Rev.Dr. John Samuel Ponnusamy, Principal, Gurukul Theological College, Chennai, Rev. Dr Mothy Varkey, Faculty, Marthoma TheologicalSeminary, Kottayam, Fr. Paul Thelakat, Editor, Satyadeepam Magazine, Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad, Hon. Director, CSI Synod Department of Ecological Concerns, and Rev. Dr Chilkuri Vasantha Rao, Principal, United Theological College, Bangalore. Fifty pastors from the CSI Dioceses especially Coimbatore, Dornakal, East Kerala, Kanyakumari, Kollam-Kottarakkara, Krishna-Godavari, Madurai-Ramnad, Malabar, Medak, Nandyal, South Kerala, Thoothukudi-Nazareth, Tirunelveli, Trichy-Tanjore, Vellore, participated. Mr Noble Sam Prince, an intern working in the Department of Ecological Concerns coordinated the programme.

Feedback:

"The way we should change our worship in protecting nature also and our opennessto listen to what creation says is more important. 'A clergy is a master of the sacred page', this phrase by Fr. Paul Thelakat really helped me to ponder the more responsibility vested with us to conserve nature. Rev. Dr Mothy Varkey, through his speech, made clear that we are giving more importance to heaven, neglecting our responsibilityto save our mother earth."

Rev. V. John Samuel
Tirunelveli

"The book, 'Planet wise' really helps us to give answers to those questions which our congregation asks.Rev.Dr. Mothy Varkey Achen and Paul Thelakat Achen delivered great philosophical ideas, in relation to God and nature."

Rev. N. P. Shaji
Malabar

"We must have a semiotic understanding of our scripture, then the Bible becomes a book of scripture as well as a book of nature. The philosophical ideas an example with great insights really made us wonder about our approach towards nature. I will try to include one aspect of ecology in my coming sermons."

Rev. Christopher David
Vellore

"God is beyond creation. Creation belongs to God. The knowledge of the resource person in the Old Testament really helped us to understand the creation with apt stories. Rev. John Samuel Ponnusamy is a well-known scholar and his deep knowledge in OT helped us to understand the creation of God in the present-day context."

Rev. H. John Samuel
Thoothukudi-Nazareth

"Rational understanding of our wrong practices is necessary. The 3 key words said by Fr. Paul Thelakat is very powerful-to read, dispute and preach."

Rev. Iniyan Joshua
Trichy-Tanjore

"Our voices must be raised for eco-justice. Topics related to rationality, healing, new creation, discipleship, and worship were taught."

Rev. Jerin Sester
Trichy-Tanjore

Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad,
Hon. Director, CSI Synod Department of Ecological Concerns

 

Green School Programme Held at CSI Synod Centre

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  • Thursday, Nov 14, 2019

The Annual Green School Programme organized by CSI Synod Department of Ecological concerns was held on 21st to 22nd November 2019, at CSI Synod Centre, Chennai. CSI adopts a Green Audit in schools- an assessment about Land, Air, Water, Food, Energy and Waste, which makes the children use our natural resources judiciously. The eco-friendly practices to be adopted in our daily living and the need to protect our nature were discussed. The resource persons include Dr Sultan Ahmed Ismayil, Director, Eco-science Research Foundation, Chennai, Mr Jacob Swaminathan, Soft-skill Trainer, Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad, Hon. Director, CSI Synod Department Ecological Concerns, Dr Pauline Deborah, Associate Professor, Women's Christian College, Chennai, Dr R. J. Ranjit Daniels, Director, Care-Earth Trust, Chennai and Mr Saravanan, World Wide Fund for Nature. CSI Schools which completed Green Audit to 100% participated in this two-day workshop. Teachers from CSI diocesan schools namely Madhya-Kerala, Malabar, Cochin, East-Kerala, South Kerala, Coimbatore, Trichy-Tanjore, Madras, Madurai-Ramnad, Thoothukudi-Nazareth, Vellore, Dornakal,participated. Noble Sam Prince, Green School Facilitator coordinated the programme.

Feedback-

"The earth has music for those who listen. I'm very much inspired to start these initiatives in my school. I'm strongly determined to impart awareness to my students to save them from the hazards of pollution and unhealthy food habits. Resources persons have really motivated us with their knowledge and expertise."

Ms. Lovely John
CMS High School, Pallom

"Campus sustainabilityis the need of the hour. We should start teaching about the need to protect the environment right from their childhood onward. Waste should be seen as a resource and must be managed properly. I will make vermicompost pots- seven days task- in my home and at school and will produce vegetables. The resource persons were excellent in their teaching especially the lecture by Dr, sultan Ismayil sir. The activities conducted by the trainer Mr Jacob Swaminathan were also very nice and thought-provoking."

Ms Norah Prithviraj
St Mary's High School, Khammam

"How the earth got destroyed by our activities should be properly understood. We have to save our planet by adopting eco-friendly patterns. Dr Pauline Deborah from WCC, Chennai delivered how to implement GSP audit in our schools."

Mr P. Ravikumar
CSI Higher Secondary School Dharapuram

"Our oceans are becoming loaded with plastic waste and we are also consuming through our food. We must try to adopt good practices that reduce plastic. Farming is not a burden. Application of technology is more important. The videos including the activities done by various schools inspired me. Glad to know that CSI Synod Ecological Concerns has collaboration with UNEP."

Ms Ruksana K. S.
Church of England Zenana Mission LP School, Tripunithura, Eranakulam.

"Soft-skills is more important for a teacher. We must be more judicious in using our natural resources. We have already destroyed by nature to a great extent. So restoration is not possible, we can only try to rehabilitate our nature. It is not winning the race, but participation is more important. We will try to achieve the goals."

Mr S. Mighavelraja
CSI Pasumalai Higher Secondary School, Madura
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Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad,
Hon. Director, CSI Synod Department of Ecological Concerns.

The Green School training Programme, Coimbatore Diocese

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  • Tuesday, Oct 15, 2019

The CSI Synod Department of Ecological concerns organized Green School training programme for the Coimbatore Diocese on 11th October at Coimbatore. Rev. Charles Samraj inaugurated the programme. Dr. Mathew Koshy Punnackadu, Hon.Director of ecological Concerns gave leadership for the training. Prof. Philip Robinson helped in translation. Rev. Betholomew Ziegen, director of Diocesan ecological Concerns coordinated the programme

Feed back
Ms. G Suguna, CSI Maticulation School, Madukkarai

It was nice programme. I never attended a class like this. It helped me to understand different aspect of nature. I will tell all things I studied here to my students. 60 boys and 55 girls are studying in my school

Ms. Uma, St. Hyldas School, ooty

It was very informative and interesting. Learnt new aspects of protecting nature . We will encourage students to observe nature. 85 boys and 500 girls are studying in our school.

John Shibu Manick, parkside primary school, Nilgiiri

We have to protect the wonderful creation of God and all the creation are interconnected. I will follow the instructions given by Dr.Mathew Koshy

D Arul Shanti CSI Primary School, slaterpuram

I will ask students to observe nature. I will change my methodology of teaching. The six eco justice principle taught by Dr.Mathew Koshy impressed me a lot. There are 24 boys and 28 girls in our school

Ms MS Evelin Sghanya, CSI primary School, Sulur

Today’s training was really thought provoking. I learned many methods to nurture plants and got many ideas on building a eco friendly atmosphere. Definitely encourage students to create a eco friendly environment

Prof. Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackad
Hon. Director, Department of Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

Green School Training Programme, Chennai

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  • Thursday, Oct 10, 2019

The Green School training Programme organized by CSI Synod Department of Ecological concerns was held on 2nd October 2019, at CSI Synod Centre, Chennai. Rev. Praveen Perumalla, EMS Liason officer inaugurated the training programme, Teachers from Nandyal, Kanyakumari, Krishna Godavary, Karnataka North, Medak Dioceses participated. Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackad, Hon. Director of CSI Synod Department Ecological Concerns and Dr.Gnanasekharan, Assistant Professor of Botany, MCC took classess. Ms. Stella Mary and Noble Sam Prince coordinated the programme.

Feedback:
Ms Glory Dhavamani
CSI Higher Secondary School, Nagai

A total of 1344 students will be taking part in the process of GSP. Today's morning session was very useful to me. We are interconnected. That's a great message, which we must uphold in all the life time. Examples are really connected to our dally life. The biodiversity is getting endangered. I will create a sense of importance in our school.

Mr. Kirankumar, Holy Cross High School, Nandyal.

120 girls and 10 boys will be our eco-warriors. By god's grace, much happy to note that today's message was really touching. I heard many new information about environment. I promise that I will inculcate my students to protect our environment by not littering our places. Let us put our hands together for the coming generations.

Ms Nalini Priscilla, CSI Girls Higher Secondary School, Dharapuram

560 girls will be in the forefront to implement this this programme, in our school. The introduction about the Green School Presentation beautifully reveals the mission and vision of our church to equip students as they are the next generation. The class by Dr. Gnanasekharan was really good. It was a nutshell lecture. The entire day was enriched with real stories and incidents from various parts of the world

Ms. Esther Rani, Dutihe Higher Secondary School, Nagercoil.

I promise that our 2000 students will be following the messages of Green School Programme and Green Protocol. Most of the species and getting endagered. This is a serious situation. Earth is our mother. We must Save our Nature.

Prof.Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackadu
Honorary Director, Department of Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

A Lower Primary Teacher Closely Associated with the Green School Programme, Hailed for Her Innovative Teaching Skills

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  • Wednesday, Oct 09, 2019

Ms Jessy Thomas, CMS LP School, Muhamma has been teaching Maths in an interesting way to the students. She is a member of the Ecology Committee of CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese. This school got Green School award of CSI several times. This video became viral when it came in the FaceBook Post of the Education Minister of Kerala. The CSI Synod Department of Ecological Concerns Congratulates Ms Jessy Thomas for her innovative teaching methodology. She is teaching maths in a poetical way in the Malayalam language. Once the school was on the verge of closing. Dedicated HM and teachers are responsible for the progress of this school.

About the School
Started around the year 1855 by Rev Joseph Peet, CMS LP School stands as the first school in Muhamma village of Alappuzha District. Kerala. The school is located near the Coast of Vembanadu Lake and serves as a medium of education for the children of families in and around the Muhamma Panchayath. Through the years the school has seen many ups and downs but now stands as one of the prestigious institutions in CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese.
Currently, there are around 700 children in our school from nursery to 4th standard, mostly hailing from the families of coir workers and fishermen. Our school keeps a good standard in both curricular and extra-curricular fields.

Representation and achievements:
• Selected from Cherthala sub-district to participate and present thesis in the seminar “involvement of School clubs in uplifting Academic excellence”, held at Thiruvananthapuram during the year 2009-’10 and 2010-’11.
• Awarded ‘Best school’ in Cherthala Sub-district during 2007-’08, 2009-’10 and 2010-’11.
• Best PTA Award for the year 2011 in Cherthala sub-district
• ‘Best School’mikavothsavam award for the year 2015-’16 in Alappuzha district was given by SarvaSikshaAbhyan.
• Mrs Jolly Thomas, headmistress got the best state school teacher award for the year 2013-‘14
• Through the initiative and participation of PTA and Students, Agricultural and medicinal gardens were introduced in the schools, which gave us the HarithaVidhyalayam award from the education department, a horticultural award from horticorp wing, green school award from Madhya Kerala diocese and
• Wonderla environment and energy conservation award 2012.
• Our school has two units of Bharath scouts. Mr Muhammad Rafi, our scoutmaster got the best sub-district scoutmaster award.
• One of the recognisable achievements of our school is our Band group.
• Overall and individual championship in Sports competition.
During the last 10 years, we got a record enrolment. The number of students enrolled during 2015-’16 was 725 which was only 299 during the year 2005-06.

Curricular Activities:
Other than classroom teaching the school has taken initiative in uplifting the academic level in children. Some of the programmes the school introduced are:
1. Quality based English learning programme
2. Language fest
3. Port-folio exhibition
4. Reading corner
5. Simple science experiments
6. Way of knowledge- a quiz programme

Extra-Curricular activities:
1. Honesty shop: an initiative taken to build honesty among children
2. Care and share: Programme started to make children contribute to help each other at the time of need
3. Walk with the scholars: Pick up some children with high IQ and give special coaching
4. Leave plastic, save the earth
5. My Day (class-based cultural programme): A day set apart for each class to showcase the performance of each student in that class
6. Band troop
7. Karate class
8. Keep the school clean programme
9. Butterfly garden:
10. Love feast: A day when teachers, students and parents of the class get together in a fellowship lunch
11. Field trip: Visiting various centres in and around the panchayath to invoke community sense within the students.
12. Icon of Month: introducing an eminent personality to all the children.


Reported by
Prof.Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackad
Hon.Director, Department of Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

Colloquium to study the book 'Exploring Ecological Hermeneutics'

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  • Monday, Oct 07, 2019

The CSI Synod Department of Ecological Concerns arranged a Colloquium to study the book 'Exploring Ecological Hermeneutics' written by Norman C Habel and Peter Trudinger on 30th September to 1st October 2019 at CSI Synod Centre, Chennai.

The colloquium helped the participants to think critically and clearly about theBible's relation to modern environmental issues. The book expands the horizon of biblical interpretation to introduce ecological hermeneutics, moving beyond a simple discussion about Earth and its constituents as topics to a reading of the text from the perspective of Earth. Rev.Dr. John Samuel Ponnuswamy, Rev.Dr. Mothy Varkey and Dr.Sam P Mathew were the resource persons.

Feedback from the participants:

Rev.Pratap Vasamalla Diocese of Dornakal . Privileged to attend this colloquium –Ecological Hermeneutics. I’m enlightened and empowered to continued my ecological sensitivity towards the society. Learned three new Hermeneutical tools in this colloquium Suspicion, Identification and Retrieval. Able to see the Biblical texts in ecological perspective by using above mentioned tools.

Dn S.Immanual Arputha Kumar Diocese of Thoothukudi – Nazareth. Very much helpful, two days enjoyed very much in the learning process of Exploring and Ecological Hermeneutics. Perspective has changed and dedicated to teach and preach to the congregation.

Rev. Alexander Samuel Diocese of South Kerala. Selection of the Book is very much useful. Resource persons presented the chapters in an attractive way and their responses to questions were also very much interesting. Helped a lot to know more about possibilities of ecological hermeneutics.

Rev. V. Samuel Jebaraj Diocese of Kanya Kumari,Colloquiumwas arranged very systematically. Helped a lot to know about ecology with Biblical perspective and helped me to earn many friends from various Dioceses. And would like to attend the colloquium, to become an eco-activist.

Rev. P. Austin Diocese of Coimbatore. Excellent Programme to study ecological concerns. It’s a heart touching, on knowing and feeling the voice of the creation. Rev. V. Paul Robert Kennedy Diocese of Vellore. Rich experience in my ministerial journey able to claim another height in terms of ecological knowledge.

Dn. P. Prakash Gnanadurai Diocese of Tuticorin-Nazareth. Present context needs this type of reading scriptures. I learned nature talks in a spiritual sense. This colloquium has thought new thinking and dimension in ecological sense.

Prof.Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackad
Hon.Director, Department of Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

Green School Training Programme, Trivandrum

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  • Friday, Oct 04, 2019

The Green School training Programme organized by CSI Synod

Department of Ecological concerns was held on 28th September, 2019, at womens Centre, LMS Campus, Trivandrum, Kerala state. Rt.Rev.Dharmaraj Rasalam, Bishop of South Kerala Diocese presided over the function. Dr.T.N Seema, Vice Chair person of Haritha Keralam Mission inaugurated the training programme. Dr.Rosebit , Secretary of the Diocese, Rev. Gnana das, Vice president of the Diocese, Mr. Austinraj, Rev.Ajinlal, Mr.Prasanth, Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackadu addressed the gathering during the inaugural function.105 participants including teachers and head of the institutions from all the SKD diocesan schools. Haritha Keralam staff and Dr.Mathew Koshy took classes.

Feed back:

Mr Pius M F, CMS Higher Secondary School, Thrissur

282 boys and 84 girls will be involving in the Green School Mission. All the sessions were really informative. I will inculcate the value of intrinsic worth to my students. Most of the suggestions given are really applicable to our surrounds, we will implement them.

Ms G. Vimala, LMS School, Achumaramkala

Our 200 boys and 200 girls could be sensitized about the immediate need to conserve our natural resources. I will encourage my students to follow the Green protocol in their daily life. Actually we can minimize the usage of plastic to a greater extent, if we could make a small step.

Mr. Roshan M S.

GSP project will get the involvement of 200 boys and 150 girls from my school. Today's class was interesting and useful to us. We really understood how to capacitate students for effective waste management practices.

Mr. Alex Manoharan

150 boys and 108 girls would be involving this project. Excellent class and we got new ideas about how to keep or environment and surrounds eco-friendly.

Ms. Beena Joy, LMS UPS, Parasuvaikal

The class was very good. I can understand our reluctant approach towards nature. We will register for Green School Programme. Together we will do activities that conserve nature. It was a thought-provoking one.

Pof.Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackadu
Hon.Director, Department of Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

CSI becomes Plastic Tide Turners

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  • Tuesday, Sep 24, 2019

The Church of South India Synod makes a bold step in beating plastic pollution accepting the challenge to avoid and mitigate the use of single-use plastics. The Department of Ecological Concerns organized a Young Leaders Challenge at CSI Synod Centre on September 21, 2019, in association with United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
"We are a society who embraced the plastic products seeing its outward glory, but now it poses great threat to the nature and to other organisms.", the inaugural words by the General Secretary of CSI Synod, Rev. Dr. D. RathnakaraSadananda, throw light to the need of the hour to have a paradigm shift in our modern life-style. MsAmbreen Khan, Manager-WWF India, New Delhi, Mr S. Saravanan, Coordinator- WWF-India, MsDivya, WWF- Chennai led the sessions, inculcating our inability to manage plastic waste sustainably and also about finding sustainable alternatives to plastics. Prof. Dr Mathew Koshy Punnackad, Hon. Director of Ecological Concerns articulated the green protocol guidelines to the participants and expressed his concern in implementing this novel initiative in more schools and colleges under CSI. This project got much appreciation by the active participation of two hundred students. Ms. Mary Stella, programme staff and Mr. Noble Prince Sam intern participated.

Ms Lakshmi Priya
CSI Bishop Newbigin College, Chennai

The session was very helpful. Made us aware of the hazards caused by plastics, that to reduce the usage of single use plastic. I decided to spread this crucial this crucial info to my family and to my friends. I will join hands in creating awareness and will join hands in saving our environment.

Swetha V.
CSI Bishop Newbigin College, Chennai

The programme was a mind-blowing experience for us. We learnt more information about plastics and the hazards caused by it. through this workshop, I learned the importance of proactively working against the use of single use plastic for our future generation.

M. Janani
CSI Ewart Women's Christian College, Kancheepuram

The whole day session was very useful and it creates us to prevent the people and also create an awareness among people and to change the next generation to lead with peaceful and healthy life.

P Sarieka,
CSI Ewart Women's Christian College, Kancheepuram

The tow sessions were very much informative and thought provoking.
SAVE NATURE and AVOID PLASTICS.

C. Evangelin
CSI Ewart Women's Christian College, Kancheepuram

The seminar was useful to us and how to lead our life in a eco-friendly manner, reducing the plastic use in daily life.
I liked the video presentation and we will try not throw our waste in rivers and oceans.

P. T. Pavithra
CSI Bishop Newbigin College, Chennai

This workshop was very useful to us. We will implement the use of eco-pens and cloth bags and other alternative options to reduce plastics. We are much curious to know more about micro-plastics.

Prof Dr.Mathew Koshy Punnackadu
Hon.Director, Ecological Concerns
CSI Synod

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