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

Dayenu’s Time to Deliver Day of Action

10.28.21

As Congress enters its final week to pass the Build Back Better agenda, a roadmap to a just, green recovery that could deliver generational change, the American Jewish community is coming together to demand urgent and bold action — on immigration, on health care, on child care, on what our communities need to thrive. (more…)

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Virtual Workshop – Active Hope: Moving Towards a New Future

10.28.21

Taught by GIPL Board member, Beth Remmes, this workshop is based on the work of Joanna Macy. Active Hope: Moving Towards a New Future is an interactive workshop which taps into our deep love and pain for the world. (more…)

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Solarize Savannah Information Session

11.07.21

This information session is part of a series of education events committed to help educate residents about the benefits of solar energy, battery storage, and how the Solarize program works. (more…)

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Precious Plastic: Faithfully Reducing Our Waste | 10.06.21

Like so many good things, we started over food. We established First United Methodist Church of Brunswick’s Green Team in an effort to eliminate the Styrofoam cups and plates that came with our Sunday morning coffees and Wednesday Night suppers. (It takes 500 years for Styrofoam to decompose.) It’s a simple, easily attainable goal, and …

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Will The Water Bring Us Together? | 09.26.21

A watershed is a system defined by the flow of water particular to a specific geographical location. It accounts for how the continuous movement of water through a particular place affects the creatures and the resources belonging to that place. While people of faith are most often organized according to their religion or common belief …

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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

Dayenu’s Time to Deliver Day of Action

Virtual Workshop – Active Hope: Moving Towards a New Future

Solarize Savannah Information Session

Blog

Precious Plastic: Faithfully Reducing Our Waste | 10.06.21

Will The Water Bring Us Together? | 09.26.21