Appalachian Peace Education Center & Green Interfaith NetworkPresent a Free Screening of “PARIS TO PITTSBURGH”Monday, July 8th, 6:30pm at Abingdon United Methodist ChurchAppalachian Peace Education Center and Green Interfaith Network Inc. will jointly sponsor a free screening of the new documentary, “Paris To Pittsburgh”, on Monday, July 8th at 6:30pm in the Abingdon United Methodist Church fellowship hall.Narrated by Emmy & Golden Globe winner, Rachel Brosnahan, “Paris to Pittsburgh”…See More

--Zero Waste Lifestyle--When: Tuesday, June 25th, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PMWhere: Beef O'Brady's, 173 Hudson Dr, ElizabethtonWorried about plastic in the oceans? Concerned that recycling isn't working that well anymore? Want to live more lightly on the earth?Come hear Zoe Hester give advice and answer questions about aspiring to a Zero Waste Lifestyle. Check out the JC Press article: (…See More

Very Exciting News:  The three Renewable Energy/Zero Carbon ordinances (see details below) that we have been working so hard for passed on third reading at Tuesday's Nashville Metro Council (June 4) meeting with zero "no" votes!!! That means that they are now law!!This is really a big deal.  The fight against climate change is going to require action at all levels of society (individual choices, corporate choices, institutional choices, and government policies).The Nashville Metro Council, with…See More

We invite YOU and your friends to join us for a profound documentary movie about the shocking and vital truth of how American elections are bought and sold. Tuesday, April 23  6:00-8:00pm  The Willow Tree Coffeehouse and Music Hall in Johnson City - co-hosted by the Green Interfaith Network. Through this gripping film, DARK MONEY, examines the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes…See More

Join us for a presentation on the impacts, solutions, and what you can do to help reverse global warming. Nothing new needs to be invented. Our work is to accelerate the knowledge and growth of what is possible. Meet others in our community who are already actively working toward making a difference.Connect with people in your community to find inspiration and discover new possibilities for addressing global warming. Learn how you can change the conversation about global warming from…See More

Attached is a petition to US Representative Phil Roe (R-TN) requesting his support of the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act. This bipartisan-sponsored US House bill seeks to create incentives for energy conservation and efficiency through the use of a carbon fee and dividend mechanism. There are a number of positive features in this bill. A couple of national faith organizations have endorsed this proposal. A brief infographic is included with this petition. Green Interfaith would like…See More

Greetings GINI Members,The Green Interfaith Network Board of Directors cordially invites you to attend an upcoming program that GINI is co-sponsoring with Citizens Climate Lobby and ETSU's Department of Sustainability. Hosted by the ETSU Mary Martin School of the Arts Spring Performance, Peterson Toscano, a storyteller, biblical scholar and performance artist, will speak to the topic:    "Climate Change: What's Faith Got To Do With It?"       Tuesday, February 26, 6:30-8:30 PM       Room 137B…See More

Intersection of Climate Change and Immigration/Migrationwith Meghan Conley of AKINTIPL Teleconference6pm ET Thursday, January 31, 2019REGISTER HEREMeghan 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…See More

Seminar: Environmental Racism and Public HealthFeaturing Dr. Ying Li, ETSU School of Public HealthThis is a lecture and discussion event led by the Department of Sustainability and Dr. Ying Li, ETSU professor of Public Health. Dr. Li will explain how people who are born, raised, and live in different parts of the world will be affected by climate change specifically in relation to health and public health. Dr. Li has done research about how rising temperatures in Appalachian summers have…See More

Scientists say we need to reduce our use of fossil fuels by 80% or more to avert the most dangerous effects of global warming. But is such a drastic cut possible without totally disrupting our lifestyle? The short answer is yes as the contributors of this book have shown. They imagined a future where each home powers not only itself, but the cars surrounding it. They are doing this with no fumes, no soot, and no emissions, from a fuel source that will never run out or jump in price. They show…See More

Click here to enter the Challenge or to download the entry guide today, for a chance to win $1,000 in each of the five entry categories. Has your congregation been busy this year finishing a solar project or an energy efficient lighting upgrade? Maybe you've installed a new HVAC system or windows? Does your green team have an organic garden or drought resistant…See More

Sunday, November 18th, 7:00 pm Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church, 201 S. Roan St., Johnson City, TN 37601Munsey Methodist Church will again be the site of the URI Northeast Tennessee Cooperation Circle interfaith prayer service of Thanksgiving, and our URI CC is grateful for their hospitality. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony. All are welcome and any URI member who would like to offer a prayer of Thanksgiving is invited to the lectern. Please contact Rabbi Arthur Rutberg,…See More

Saturday, November 3rd, 5:30 pm Carver Recreation Center, 322 W. Watauga Avenue, Johnson City, TN 37604This annual URI event is a communal expression of gratitude for our many blessings. Welcoming drumming will begin at 5:30 pm and the potluck dinner and program will begin at 6:00 pm. Turkey and beverages will be provided. Following the meal, interfaith prayers and rituals of gratitude will be offered. All are welcome! For more information: highhollow@comcast.netSee More