Connecting faith, community and planet
Connecting faith, community and planet
Connecting faith, community and planet
Connecting faith, community and planet
Connecting faith, community and planet

Our Mission

Georgia Interfaith Power & Light engages communities of faith in stewardship of Creation as a direct expression of our faithfulness and as a religious response to global climate change, resource depletion, environmental injustice, pollution, and other disruptions in Creation.

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Climate and Environmental Implications of the IRP

12.08.21

Climate and Environmental Implications of the IRP, as described in the Environmental Compliance Strategy filing, particularly a review of the climate planning and progress, current plan for coal ash clean-up and a discussion of IRP implications for water resources in the state. (more…)

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December Green Team Roundtable

12.14.21

Join us for our monthly Green Team roundtable! Green Team roundtables provide an opportunity for Green Team leaders and members to hear what other Green Teams are working on, share updates from your Green Team, brainstorm ideas, and receive resources and updates from GIPL staff. (more…)

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Energy Efficiency (aka DSM) in the IRP

01.12.22

Energy Efficiency (aka DSM) in the IRP, including a review of past and proposed DSM programs, discussion of program economics, an evaluation of current low-income DSM programs and benchmarking analysis of Georgia Power’s energy efficiency performance. (more…)

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Congregations

Giving Thanks to GIPL: A Reflection from Morningside Presbyterian Church | 11.23.21

Our green team was in its infancy – wanting to save all of God’s creation. Bombarded with too many ideas, directions, and projects to consider, we were floundering. Hannah Shultz, our GIPL Green Team coach, arrived just in time to help us with focus and organization. She helped our team identify projects that were both …

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Creation Care

Water is Life: A Sermon by Codi Norred | 11.10.21

On Sunday, October 24, GIPL’s Executive Director, Codi Norred preached at Park Avenue Baptist Church. He gave the first sermon in their latest sermon series – “Water is Life.” You can view a recording of the sermon here, and the full transcript follows. “Do not be afraid, stand firm, and see the deliverance that the …

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Connecting faith, community and planet

Connecting faith, community and planet

Connecting faith, community and planet

Connecting faith, community and planet

Connecting faith, community and planet

Our Mission

Georgia Interfaith Power & Light engages communities of faith in stewardship of Creation as a direct expression of our faithfulness and as a religious response to global climate change, resource depletion, environmental injustice, pollution, and other disruptions in Creation.

Featured Events

Climate and Environmental Implications of the IRP

December Green Team Roundtable

Energy Efficiency (aka DSM) in the IRP

Blog

Giving Thanks to GIPL: A Reflection from Morningside Presbyterian Church | 11.23.21

Water is Life: A Sermon by Codi Norred | 11.10.21

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Your gift of any size helps GIPL seek environmental justice for all Georgians!

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