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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.
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A historic 1840 church that became a catalyst for its community, cutting carbon emissions by more than 62 metric tons and energy costs by over $25,000 a year through boiler conversion, LED lighting, new windows, heat pumps, and rooftop solar.
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When a condemned boiler left First Congregational Church scrambling through one cold winter, the congregation turned the crisis into a decision: a high-efficiency heat pump system that moves the historic 1860 church off fossil fuels and toward a low-carbon future.
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Trinity modernized its aging heating system with high-efficiency boilers, improved controls, and better zoning, resulting in much lower energy costs, a 53% reduction in CO₂ emissions, and improved comfort for building users.
Read MoreWe're a statewide network of communities and individuals bringing moral urgency to the climate crisis through advocacy, education, and action.
