Reflective resources

Use these resources to learn more about climate and debt justice, and what your role in speaking up for them can be.

From discussion guides to help you reflect on activist testimonies, to restore themed Bible studies – there's something here to suit your church or community group.  

Together, we will break the chains of injustice.

Life Before Debt

Reflect on Zambian activist Precious Kalombwana's testimony, and start a conversation with your church about how you can be in solidarity with people like Precious.

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NGOs and UK activists came together to amplify the voice of global South activist and partner Precious Kalombwana, standing up to big corporates driving poverty in Zambia. Here they campaign close to the Blackrock office. Credit: Christian Aid/Amy Sheppey
Stood in a park surrounded by big buildings, Precious stands holding a placard that says 'This is a matter of LIFE and DEBT', she is wearing her hair down, a red tshirt and a yellow coat.
Restoring creation, humans and the heavens to rejoice as one

Living faith as agents of justice

A Bible study based on Romans 8:22-25, Psalm 96:11-13 to explore what the restoration of relationships between people, planet and God looks like. It includes reflections from the Archbishop of Brazil, Marinez Bassotto.

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Sheffield campaigner Stephen Pennells and community leaders invited people to a vigil for the climate ahead of COP29 Credit: Christian Aid / Kinder Kalsi
A light blue banner displays the words '#We Want climate justice now'
God's heart for people and planet

Tending the seeds of justice

This discussion guide will help you explore what climate injustice looks like for communities who live in the Amazon, and what we can do to make change. 

To be used alongside the films 'No seed too small' and 'Our struggle for creation'. 

 

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The giant Kintsugi pot at Greenbelt festival 2025 Credit: Christian Aid/Simon Holmes
The giant Kintsugi pot at Greenbelt festival 2025.
People and planet restored together

Mending our relationships

A bible study based on Genesis 1:1-31 and Romans 8:18-21 to reflect on the goodness of the world that God has given us and how we can begin to restore our relationships with our neighbours and the natural world. 

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Imarisha Kilimo project run by Christian Aid partner Beacon of Hope in Dagoretti, Nairobi, Kenya. The project aims to tackle food insecurity in the informal settlements of Nairobi by providing training and practical support to set up climate-smart, small Credit: David Macharia/ Christian Aid
A mans hands are visible, pulling a leafy vegetable from the ground.
The Restore Campaign

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