Click HERE to read the Baltimore Jewish Times article.

The Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy joins IPC's One Water Partnership to help faith communities become environmental stewards in Anne Arundel County. Click HERE to read the Capital Gazette article

Thank you to Chesapeake Bay Magazine and Cheryl Costello for putting together this wonderful piece and shedding light on the environmental injustices in Baltimore.

There is so much good going on in the world, and we were grateful to be recognized in Shared Justice's article for doing our part! From the Fainforest to the Watershed: Environmental Stewardship as an Act of Faith.

February 2019 - Pastor Sue Lowcock Harris, co-pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Howard County, speaks out in defense of forests, a balanced ecosystem, and the next generation.

February 2019 - Great Letter to the Editor from Rabbi Rain Zohav of Interfaith Families Project and Jews for the Earth. Thou Shall Not Steal Trees from the Next Generation!

IPC is highlighted in Sojourner's: "Stormwater Pollution is on the Rise. These People of Faith are Trying to Change That."

IPC is highlighted in Religion News: "An interfaith group finds willing partners to restore a shared watershed."

Our very own Laura Heller, volunteer leader of Lutheran ELCA MD-DE Synod Creation Care activities, penned these blogs for the Lutheran ELCA Advocacy Blog, in honor of Earth Day 2018:

• Celebrating Earth: Protecting Trees
• Celebrating Earth: The Chesapeake Bay
• Celebrating Earth: World Oceans
• Celebrating Earth: The Waters of Baptism
• Celebrating Earth: Addressing Lead Pollutants

Thank you Pastor Sue of First Presbyterian Church of Howard County for submitting this Letter to the Editor in Bay Weekly and for your faithful support of forests in Maryland.