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In this issue...
I Love Mountains Day
Matthew Sleeth to Speak in Frankfort
Louisville Bus to I Love Mountains
Welcome Mark Steiner to KIPL
National Preach-In
KIPL Blog
National Preach-In on Global Warming
This February 11-13 over 400 houses of worship across almost all 50 states are participating in Interfaith Power and Light?s second annual National Preach-In On Global Warming.
Come to Frankfort for I Love Mountains
Join us in Frankfort for I Love Mountains Day Monday, February 14th! Bring a banner of sign to identify your congregation so that lawmakers will see how important this issue is to people of faith.
So save the date, schedule a day off from work or school, tell your friends, family, church groups and congregation members to plan to come, and join us for our trip to Frankfort on Valentine's Day.
Click here for more information
Ride the Louisville bus to I Love Mountains
 KIPL is joining forces with Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church?s Green Sanctuary Committee in offering free bus rides to I Love Mountains Day Monday, February 14th!
Click here to register and reserve your seat on the bus.
Caring for God's Creation: A Call to Action
 On Saturday, Feb. 5, First United Methodist Church, First Christian Church, The Green Chalice and Frankfort Climate Action Network will host a free afternoon workshop featuring Dr. Matthew Sleeth and his wife, Nancy. The event, "Caring for God's Creation: A Call to Action," begins at 1 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church's Asbury Hall, in the Wesley Center adjacent to the sanctuary, 211 Washington Street, Frankfort.
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Congregations In Action
Click on the congregation name to see what's going on with:
Bardstown Road Presbyterian Church has been recognized as a by the PCUSA.
Taylor Mill Seventh Day Adventist Church has made energy efficiency improvements.
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
New Year's Locavore Pledge - December 19, 2011
Welcome Mark Steiner
Mark Steiner has joined Kentucky Interfaith Power and Light as our new Outreach and Program Director. Mark brings to the table 20 years experience offering programs exploring the connections between spirituality and the environment. He also served as the Director of Programming for the Center for Interfaith Relations for three years where he developed programs around faith and ecology. Read his full biography on our website by clicking here.
Buckheads Night!
Join us in Louisville on Tuesday, February 22 at Buckhead's, 2030 Bardstown Road. Bring this voucher and KIPL will get 20% of the proceeds from your lunch or dinner.
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