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World Food Day

From our friends at National IPL: This Sunday, October 16 is World Food Day. For generations, faith-based organizations and people of faith have been a huge force in giving and raising funds to reduce hunger around the world. Now more Read more

By Shelley Dennis, 10 years ago
Action

Money is GREEN…

ARIZONA INTERFAITH POWER AND LIGHT ASKS YOU TO REMEMBER: MONEY IS GREEN! With actual currency being used less and less given the relative convenience of plastic, on-line checking, automatic deposits, deductions, bill payments, and even Bitcoin, it is easy to Read more

By Shelley Dennis, 10 yearsOctober 13, 2016 ago
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Community Garden at Temple Chai Gets New Life

Energy within our congregation to support our community garden and EcoChai, our environmental committee, as waxed and waned over the years. Busy lives and financial pressures interfered, and our garden and Eco-advocacy have been dormant. As a board member of AZIPL Read more

By Shelley Dennis, 10 yearsSeptember 19, 2016 ago
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Introducing Our Food Justice Focus

Arizona Interfaith Power and Light is addressing the issue of food justice with renewed vigor for the 2016-2017 year. Food justice names a movement concerned not only with safety and quality of food, but with fair labor practices in its Read more

By Shelley Dennis, 10 yearsSeptember 6, 2016 ago
Action

Healing Earth: An Interfaith Climate Action Fundraiser

WHAT: A fundraising event for Arizona Interfaith Power and Light WHEN: March 8, 2016,   6:30-8:30 p.m. WHERE: Temple Emanuel, 5801 S. Rural Road, Tempe AZ (map) COST: $50 per person   We encourage you to gather with us to Read more

By brryce, 10 yearsApril 17, 2016 ago
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“Holy Ground” at Oak Flat Campground

San Carlos Apache Tribe.  For nearly two decades the San Carlos Apaches have been fighting to protect lands they consider sacred. Oak Flat, just 70 miles east of Phoenix, a few miles beyond Superior on Highway 60, is a place Read more

By brryce, 10 years ago
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Great Climate March

On April 6 and 7, The Great March for Climate Action will be passing through Phoenix. 1000 marchers started in LA on March 1 and plan to walk nearly 3,000 miles across America to Washington, D.C. to change the heart Read more

By brryce, 10 yearsApril 17, 2016 ago
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Annual Ecumenical Lenten Carbon Fast

Over the past few years, thousands of people the world over have welcomed a day-by-day opportunity to fast from carbon as their Lenten discipline. Initiated by the UCC and endorsed by Episcopalians, people of every Christian perspective – and people who Read more

By brryce, 10 yearsApril 17, 2016 ago
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Limit Carbon Emissions

The Environmental Protection Agency pushed back their public comment deadline on the proposal to limit carbon emissions at new power plants. We now have until May 9 to make sure they hear us – and we need your help. Right now, there Read more

By brryce, 10 years ago
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Prayer Vigil at Legislature

On February 18, AZIPL sponsored a Prayer Vigil  as part of Environmental Day at the Arizona Legislature. Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Native American and Unitarian Universalists gave thanks for the Earth which sustains us day by day and called on our Read more

By brryce, 10 yearsApril 17, 2016 ago

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