Partners, Clients, and Supporters
We have partnered with Tennessee Interfaith Power and Light to design, implement, and facilitate a new Cool Congregations and Climate Resilience Program in Tennessee. This work has been recognized by the national Interfaith Power and Light Organization with funding to support our continued work together.
We designed and gave a workshop on using a faith organization's buildings and grounds for community-based climate resilience for Creation Justice Ministries' 2022 national summit on climate resilience.
We are supported by the American Baptist Home Mission Societies' Ministry Incubator program.
We partnered with the United Methodist Creation Justice Movement to curate and co-author select writings on the intersections of climate change, building infrastructure, and environmental justice.
We designed and gave a trainings on environmental justice, climate change, and energy efficiency for building administrators as a part of the United Methodist Academy of Church Building Administrator certification program.
We are partnering with the Parsonage Project to develop training materials to address the impacts of climate change on clergy stress and burnout.
Individual Faith Communities
West End United Methodist Church
Nashville, Tennessee
Parkway United Church of Christ
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Forest Hills United Methodist Church
Forest Hills, Tennessee
St. Andrew's Lutheran Campus Center
Champaign, Illinois
First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
United Methodist Church of Kent
Kent, Ohio
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Inglewood Church of the Nazarene
Nashville, Tennessee
First Presbyterian Church
Clarksville, Tennessee
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Mobile, Alabama
Highland Presbyterian Church
Maryville, Tennessee
Chapel Hill Mennonite Fellowship
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Faith-Climate Action Week 2022 (TIPL)
Nashville, Tennessee