Climate Change skeptics have been having a field day recently, especially with doctored emails and exaggerated claims about glacier melts, but there is still overwhelming evidence that something is happening, especially when you look at the trends rather than individual years.

So do we turn a blind eye as churches or take a resonsibility for the environment. If you do want to make a difference then this book will be a great starting point. It was published in 2008 at £14.99 but we have suddenly received a pile of them and so are selling them at £3.99 That's 73% off) - while stocks last.

Here is a description of the book.

Many churches are taking action to reduce their carbon footprints. But recycling and changing lightbulbs are only the first steps.

Written by the authors of How Many Lightbulbs Does it Take to Change a Christian?, this handbook gives clergy and church leaders the tools they need to help their congregations take those next steps.

Structured around the Church's year for ease of implementation, Don't Stop at the Lights provides material to help church leaders plan a year of environmental change in their church. For each season, it includes:

• Environmental themes and how to link these to services and sermons.
  Practical actions.
  Case studies of good practice to inspire church leaders.
  Study material on key Biblical texts on creation and environmental concern.