Stop in Augusta

Written By Jay Horton

Following Dhuhr (Midday Prayer), join GIPL and the Islamic Society of Augusta in their gym from 2:30-4 p.m. for an environmental justice workshop discussing data centers, energy burden, and a proposed methane gas pipeline expansion to run through South Augusta. We’ll discuss why faith leaders are raising concerns, how these issues connect to the broader fight for energy justice in Georgia, and what you can do about it.

Jay Horton

Rev. Jay Horton is a Colorado-born, Virginia-raised, and Georgia-grown public relations professional and United Methodist pastor currently serving as the communication lead for Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL), an environmental justice nonprofit equipping faith communities to care for creation through advocacy, resourcing, and education.

https://jayhortoncreative.com/about
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