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March Events on the AZIPL Calendar
In addition to the March 23 AZIPL fundraiser, check out these opportunities this month: Join “The Walk” at Rio Salado Habitat on March 18. See http://www.mowthewalk.org. AZIPL is sponsoring a “wave” during this 90 minute contemplative walk. Check out the website Read more
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Spring AZIPL Fundraiser!
I hope you can join us for a fun evening of networking, music, wine and inspiration on Thursday, March 23 at Temple Chai. You can register by going to http://azipl.eventbrite.com . This will be a wonderful opportunity to engage with other eco-activists. Read more
Education
We Have Crossed a Threshold…
“The combined footprint of humans on the planet’s ecosystems crossed a threshold decades ago but is now becoming more evident to more and more Americans who have been largely unaffected by it.” A good climate justice story that takes place in Read more
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Climate Justice Series…
CLIMATE JUSTICE– A Call To Hope & Action. The series will follow the interesting, new book authored by the UNITED METHODIST WOMEN to provide answers and direction as our congregation becomes more aware of our role in the world. Ten Read more
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Many Thanks to Our Donors
Thanks to you, AZIPL exceeded its donor challenge goal, raising $14,000 this past year! This enabled us to secure a challenge grant of $12,000 from national Interfaith Power and Light. Thank you, thank you! We have many contributors to thank. Individuals Read more
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UMOM Garden Needs Volunteers
UMOM New Day Centers in Phoenix has operated a food garden for several years. In 9 raised beds measuring 6 ft. by 8 ft., they have grown a variety of vegetables and herbs, including tomato plants, cucumbers and squash. This Read more
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Faith and Food Justice film series at The Fountains UMC
The Green Team of The Fountains UMC, along with Arizona Interfaith Power and Light, is pleased to present a three-part film series and discussion on “Faith and Food Justice”. The first film, “Preaching for the Planet,” provides an interfaith perspective Read more