Tennessee Interfaith Power & Light
A Spiritual Response to Climate Change
Knoxville TIPL offers a Sing for the Climate Concert! Join us as we unite in Knoxville with our partners at the Sing for Climate Change Concert! This is a free event sponsored by Interfaith Power and Light at the Tennessee Amphitheater at World’s Fair Park. The concert will feature performances by Maggie Longmire & Free Soil Farm, …
Intersection of Climate Change and Immigration/Migration with Meghan Conley of AKIN KIPL Teleconference 6pm ET Thursday, January 31, 2019 REGISTER HERE Meghan Conley is the Director of Community Partnerships in the Department of Sociology at the University of Tennessee, where she teaches and writes about immigration politics and policies. She is also the co-chair of …
Knoxville TIPL and several individuals donated their carbon tithes to purchase 500 packages of four LED light bulbs for inclusion in the Thanksgiving Baskets distributed by churches in East Knoxville. Shown in the picture are Rev. John Butler of the Knoxville Inter-Christian Ministerial Association social action committee and Jennifer Alldredge, KIPL president. KIPL and individuals …
Knoxville Interfaith Power & Light held a Interfaith Climate Vigil at St. Elizabeth Episocopal Church in November. Clergy offering reflections on responding spiritually to climate change included Rev. Claire Keene ( retired Episcopal), Pastor Kenneth Faught (retired United Methodist), Rev. Carol Bodeau (Westside Unitarian Universalist), and Jimmy Groton (Lotus Light Buddhist Center.)
