The Regeneration Project + Interfaith Power and Light

A religious response to global warming | 26 states | 4000 congregations and growing

Welcome to The Regeneration Project and the

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We are an interfaith ministry devoted to deepening the connection between ecology and faith. Our goal is to help people of faith recognize and fulfill their responsibility for the stewardship of creation.

Specifically, the Interfaith Power and Light campaign is mobilizing a national religious response to global warming while promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation. People of faith have an opportunity to put their faith into action and help reduce the devastating effects of global warming.
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CNN recently featured the Rev. Canon Sally Bingham talking about the genesis of her environmental work.

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Awards & Recognition

Click to view a list of awards won by The Regeneration Project and the Interfaith Power & Light campaign.

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What's New (or hot on our blog)

+ We're hiring a State Affiliates Coordinator! Get the details to apply here.

+ Stanford Social Innovation Review writes about us in their "What Works" feature. Read it here.

+ Ohio IPL launches! See photos from the event on our blog.

+ Virginia IPL dispatches some faith leader wisdom to a local paper. Read the perspectives here.

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+ Save money, time, and lots of energy at ShopIPL.org. This new online store for energy efficient products provides individuals and congregations with high quality, deeply discounted conservation options. A portion of all proceeds benefit your state Interfaith Power & Light campaign.
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Film Available

Order our award winning video, Lighten Up!: A Religious Response to Global Warming, which helps explain the complex issue of global climate change and offers ideas on what each of us can do to help. The video is available in DVD and VHS formats with a suggested donation of $15. Watch a clip and order the film here.