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Faith Communities Can Be Environmental Stewards

There is now a way that worshiping communities can visibly stand out as lights to help lead the way to a time when we really care for creation and the environment that sustains us all. Interfaith Power and Light is a religious organization that is spreading across the country that helps guide congregations in being good stewards of God's earth. An interfaith group of people is looking to start a chapter here in the Rochester Area. Congregations that affililiate with Interfaith Power and Light receive ideas for ways to make their own buildings more environmentally responsible (while saving on energy costs), and also how to encourage their members to be better stewards of God's creation in their own lives. By forming a group together, we can share inspiration, ideas, resources, and encouragement.

If you have questions, please contact Elizabeth Pixley (phone 334-0977 or e-mail her epixley@rochester.rr.com).

Here are some Web sites that we have found to be helpful:

• The "Pail Mail" program for recycling alkaline batteries,
• New York Interfaith Power and Light
• Computer recycling in the Rochester area
• Best prices for fair trade coffee and other items
• Recycling of house parts

In hope and love,
Rev. David Inglis
GRCC Committee for Worship & Discipleship

National Council Churches of Christ Eco-Justice Programs

The Eco-Justice Programs office of the National Council of Churches works in cooperation with the NCC Eco-Justice Working Group to provide an opportunity for the national bodies of member Protestant and Orthodox denominations to work together to protect and restore God's Creation.

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