Greening the Globe for Sustainable LivingCSI Synod Dept of Ecological Concerns

Nilackal Declaration Meeting at Nilackal Ecumenical Centre from 17th to 20th .April 2012, organised by Nilackal Trust which is a joint venture of Catholic, Orthodox, Jacobite, Marthoma and CSI Churches in Kerala, India, emphasized the significance to promote cooperation reinforcing the importance of environmental protection.

CSI Green parish Award Guidelines Documents/ photographs/Accounts etc. to prove the above points may be produced before the expert committee. Expert committee may visit the parishes after studying the report. Last Date June 2015. Email Report to csi.oikos @gmail.com

CSI Green Diocesan Award Guidelines Documents/ photographs/Accounts etc. to prove the above points may be produced before the expert committee. Expert committee may visit the parishes after studying the report. Last Date June 2015. Email the report basing on this to csi.oikos@gmail.com

CSI Green Institution Award Guidelines Documents/ photographs/Accounts etc. to prove the above points may be produced before the expert committee. Expert committee may visit the parishes after studying the report.

CSI Green home Award Guidelines Documents/ photographs/Accounts etc. to prove the above points may be produced before the expert committee. Expert committee may visit the parishes after studying the report.

Green Prayer With Full of Hope – Malayala Manoramma Daily Editorial

CSI Eco Church Management A draft prepared for discussion in the clergy meeting of February 2007.

CSI Carbon Fast Most Rev. Thomas K. Oommen, the Moderator of the Church of South India, encourages Christians for observing a ‘Carbon Fast’ during the forthcoming Lenten Season.

Seminar on Nuclear Plants and Kudankulam Agitation. In contrast to the anthropocentric view of the world, which to a great extent has resulted in the massive exploitation of the earth and her resources, the Bible speaks about an earth which belongs to God.

Protest Against the Decision Church of South India (CSI) Ecological Concerns Committee (SECC) strongly protests against the decision of the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC), in approving the commercial cultivation of genetically modified (GM) Bt brinjal.