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Long Island Places of Worship Clean Energy Committee
There is growing interest among many religious institution around the country in good stewardship of the planet earth. The Neighborhood Network is working to foster and harness this interest on Long Island, to create positive change. To that end we have joined with a number of representatives of religious congregations to form the Long Island Places of Worship Clean Energy Committee. The mission of the committee is to educate leaders and facility managers about energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies that they can implement in their places of worship.
The committee will be presenting a conference on Energy Efficiency for Religious Congregations, Thursday, May 10, 2007. The conference will be held at the Neighborhood Network office in Farmingdale. It will feature presentations on:
- Why energy efficiency makes us good stewards of the earth,
- Financial incentive programs are available to places of worship, and
- Inspiring success stories from places of worship in our region.
Download a flyer about the conference (pdf format)
The Long Island Places of Worship Clean Energy Committee is made up of various faiths including representatives from Catholic Charities, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington, St. Martin of Tours Outreach, Amityville, Sophia Garden/Homecoming, the LI Council of Churches, Molloy College, and New York State Interfaith Power & Light.
Encourage your congregation to participate; all faiths welcome. Find out more by calling the Neighborhood Network at 631-963-5454.
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