Bring a MassIPL voice to your pulpit, adult forum, or community gathering.
A paid leadership program for Lawrence-area youth working at the intersection of faith, justice, and climate.
Planting shade, healing land, and rooting hope across one of Massachusetts' most heat-vulnerable cities.
See how houses of worship across Massachusetts are cutting emissions, costs, and carbon footprints.
Learn how an Environmental Stewardship Assessment can help your congregation change the environmental impact of your physical building and live out your values at the same time.
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The first and biggest improvement most buildings can make to lower bills, get better comfort, and reduce climate pollution.
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Join our network of 250 member houses of worship working together on environmental stewardship and climate change.
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Timely calls to action when your voice matters most — at the State House and beyond.
Connect with other congregations in your community to act together on climate and justice.
Have a question? Need technical assistance? Our leadership team would be happy to help. Perhaps your next step is to get in touch!
Temple Beth Shalom in Needham has cut its energy use and carbon footprint through major building upgrades, efficient heating and lighting, waste reduction, and active environmental education and engagement within its community.
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Charles Street AME Church began its environmental journey by improving energy efficiency in its historic building, starting with practical upgrades like insulation, storm windows, efficient lighting, and hot water adjustments to reduce both costs and environmental impact.
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Boston Synagogue dramatically cut its carbon emissions and energy costs by replacing an outdated district steam system with efficient air-source heat pumps and other upgrades, reflecting both practical stewardship and the Jewish principle of tikkun olam.
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