Chattanooga
Contact: Sandy Kurtz, Chapter Chairperson
The Chattanooga Chapter works closely with the state Steering Committee to achieve state-wide goals of education and advocacy to address climate change and other Earth care matters. We work in coalition with other groups in the Chattanooga area to shape policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We also work with Southeastern Tennessee houses of worship to help them find ways to reduce their carbon footprint and to integrate Earth care into community life.
Facebook Page: @ChattanoogaTIPL
Knoxville
Contact: Jennifer Alldredge, Chapter Coordinator
The Knoxville Chapter works closely with the state Steering Committee to achieve state-wide goals of education and advocacy to address climate change and other Earth care matters. We work in coalition with other groups in the Knoxville area to shape Metro Knoxville’s policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We also work with East Tennessee houses of worship to help them find ways to reduce their carbon footprint and to integrate Earth care into community life.
Facebook Page: @EastTNEarthRise
Nashville
Contact: Rev. Paul Slentz, Chapter Chairperson
The Nashville Chapter works closely with the state Steering Committee to achieve state-wide goals of education and advocacy to address climate change and other Earth care matters. We work in coalition with other groups in the Nashville area to shape Metro Nashville’s policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We also work with Middle Tennessee houses of worship to help them find ways to reduce their carbon footprint and to integrate Earth care into community life.
Facebook Page: @NashvilleTIPL
Northeast Tennessee / Green Interfaith Network
Contact: Ted Jackson, President Green Interfaith Network, Inc.
Green Interfaith Network strives to be a model for green faith communities in the Southern Appalachians and to become a spiritual voice for environmental sustainability in the Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia region.
Facebook Page: @GreenInterfaith
Website: www.greeninterfaith.org
