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Wisconsin IPL Launch Event & Cool Congregations WPR News Story,
Click HERE
WIPL Cool Congregations Presentations:
Saturday February 4, 2012, 8:30 am-10:00 am, Racine Green Congregations
Winter Meeting, Christ United Methodist Church, 5109 Washington Avenue,
Racine, WI. Seehttp://www.racinegreencongregations.org/
Thursday March 8, 2012, 2:00-3:15 pm, “Faith Communities and
Green Energy” session, 9th Annual Green Energy Summit and
Exposition, Frontier Airlines Center, Milwaukee, WI. See http://www.greenenergysummit.us/.
WIPL is a Supporter of the 9th Annual Green Energy Summit and Exposition. http://wisconsinipl.org/FaithCommunitiesGreenEnergy.htm
WIPL held a successful Cool Congregations 1st Training Session, Madison
on October 1, 2011: See Photos
Download WIPL Cool Congregations brochure, click HERE
Download the Carbon Footprint Checklist.
People of faith across Wisconsin are caring for Earth by reducing
the sources of climate change in their own homes and saving money in
the process. The Cool Congregations stewardship program will provide
you with the tools you need to make a difference in your home, congregation,
and community.
Learn how to conduct a Cool Congregations program in your congregation
by attending this training workshop with a team of two or more from
your congregation. Follow these simple steps:
1. Download a Cool Congregations
brochure for more information. Click HERE
2. Form a “Cool Congregations Team” for your congregation – invite
your congregation’s faith leader and two or three other members
to attend the workshop with you.
3. Register each team member.
4. Download and Complete a “Carbon
Footprint checklist,” which
asks you about your entire household’s energy use for the last
12 months. Each participant should fill one out and bring it along.
Be a good steward of the earth. Be a Cool Congregation!
Please make check payable
to: Wisconsin Interfaith Power & Light
Mail to: Wisconsin Interfaith Power & Light, 750 Windsor Street,
Suite 301, Sun Prairie, WI 53519
Faith
Communities Green Energy
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