National Preach-In on Global Warming
Interfaith Power and Light is inviting clergy to preach a sermon on, or have a presentation about, global warming on the weekend of February 13-14, 2010. We are offering lectionary resources and sample sermons(for diverse faith traditions) to clergy who have registered.
Click here to get more information.
Interfaith Dialogue on Earth Care
Christ Episcopal Church is hosting "Interfaith Dialogue on Earth Care" a regional conference in Bowling Green on February 19-20, 2010.
The conference is sponsored by area churches, businesses, and WKU departments, and will be hosted by the WKU Philosophy department and Episcopal Church Earth Ministry. The keynote speaker will be Matthew Sleeth, on Friday evening at WKU Mass Media and Technology Hall. Saturday sessions will be held at Christ Episcopal Church. For more information please email gogreen@wku.edu
The Work that Reconnects
 Saturday, February 6 free "Open House" featuring an introduction to a powerful life-affirming perspective that is helping us find our most authentic, affective and sustainable selves. Presentations are scheduled for 10 am, 12 noon and 2 pm at the Clifton Center 2117 Payne Street Louisville, Ky
cultivatingconnections@insightbb.com. to register.
Click here for details.
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Congregations In Action
Click on the congregation name to see what's going on at:
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Bardstown
Tell us what your community is doing and/or send photos and we will add a page for your community.
Send information to info@kentuckyipl.org
KIPLog
KIPL's blog is featured on courier-journal.com
Living Beyond Our Means - January 27, 2010
A small group of thoughtful, committed citizens - January 21, 2010
Scientists call for an end to MTR - January 9, 2010
Carbon Covenant
Interfaith Power & Light has joined with other creation care organizations to help those who will be most affected by climate change. Click here to see how you or your congregation can help.
The Kentucky Department for Air Quality has scheduled a public hearing to take comments on the pollution permit for Eastern Kentucky Power Cooperative's proposed coal-burning power plant. The Smith plant in Clark County would cost more than $800 million, is unneeded, and poses significant threats to our air, water and health. Please come to the Clark County Cooperative Extension, 1400 Fortune Drive, Winchester on February 4 at 6:30 p.m.
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