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

By the Numbers

344

Power Wise Energy Audits

$885,185

Power Wise Energy Efficiency Grants

403

Energy Efficient Projects Funded

Featured Events

People on the Margins Speaker Series

03.12.20 - 04.16.20

Decatur First United Methodist Church is hosting an environmental justice series for six weeks beginning in March 2020. Experts on this topic and many more environmental themes will offer valuable information on issues of environmental justice that Georgia is facing and ways we can take action, as people of faith. (more…)

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Superfund 101 Workshop St. Simons Island

04.14.20

Join the Glynn Environmental Coalition and Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL) for a Superfund 101 Workshop. (more…)

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Jewish Green Friends Monthly Meeting

04.22.20

Join GIPL for a meeting to network and mobilize in the Jewish community around issues of sustainability and equity. We will gather at the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta and explore ways we can work actively against the effects of climate change.

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Capitol Conservation Day

February 26, 2020
Quest Communities Solar Array

Solarize Atlanta Celebration & Ribbon Cutting February 25, 2020
Green Team Summit 2020

Facing the Rising Sun: Climate Change & Ecowomanist Wisdom

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Community

Covid-19 And What It Means To Be A Community Of Faith | 03.23.20

This article originally appeared in the Blessed Tomorrow March 2020 Newsletter. Synagogues, temples, churches, and mosques in the United States and around the world are redefining how to be a community in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our Blessed Tomorrow Partners have released statements offering compassion and hope while answering such questions as, “Do …

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Advocacy

Our House is in Ruins | 03.17.20

March 7, 2020 By Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, Rev. Michael Malcom, and Rev. Kate Mosley In the first chapter of the book of Haggai the prophet says that God asks, “Is it time for you to live in your luxurious homes while my house is in ruins?” God goes on to ask, “How has that …

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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.

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

By the Numbers

344

$885,185

403

Featured Events

People on the Margins Speaker Series

Superfund 101 Workshop St. Simons Island

Jewish Green Friends Monthly Meeting

Featured Galleries

Capitol Conservation Day

February 26, 2020

Quest Communities Solar Array

Solarize Atlanta Celebration & Ribbon Cutting February 25, 2020

Green Team Summit 2020

Facing the Rising Sun: Climate Change & Ecowomanist Wisdom

Blog

Covid-19 And What It Means To Be A Community Of Faith | 03.23.20

Our House is in Ruins | 03.17.20

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.