People of faith in Maryland are working past differences to be good caretakers of Earth. Click HERE to read Jodi's opinion piece published in Delmarva Now.

We're thrilled that the Baltimore Sun is highlighting the plastic bag fast! Read the full article HERE

Maryland congregations have planted over 10,000 trees on their grounds. When asked the question "Will there be clean water for tomorrow's children?" Maryland congregations are working to answer that with "Yes!" Read the article HERE.

Check out this article in the Salisbury Independent where IPC's friend Al Todd from the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay reflects on the spiritual side of environmentalism. Read the article HERE.

RiverWise Steward Kirvin Bonner and Payne Memorial AME Church are featured in this article in the Capital Gazette. See the full article HERE. 

Cardin Reflects on Importance of Environmental Stewardship with Clergy, Conservationists. Click HERE to read the press release

IPC Trustee Mary Gaut offered a week-long course in July 2015 at Lancaster Seminary in Pennsylvania, entitled "Beyond Recycling:The Church and the Moral Urgency of Creating an Environmentally Sustainable Future."

"In rush to cut taxes and fees, lawmakers are sacrificing long-term environmental sustainability"

IPC Board Member Rev. Mary Gaut's Letter to the Editor is published in the Baltimore Sun. Click HERE to read the letter.

Churches receive stormwater fee discounts by starting ‘green’ ministries, sermons

Executive Director, Jodi Rose, spoke at a spirited celebration on Oct. 22 for the launch of a new stormwater program for houses of worship in Prince Georges County. Congregations in Prince Georges County can now participate in an Alternative Compliance Program to pay the stormwater fee and in so doing reduce or eliminate their fees. Read The Washington Post Article HERE

HERE is a nice article in the Capital Gazette highlighting Mount Olive AME Church in Annapolis, one of the  RiverWise Congregations. The RiverWise Congregations Program helps congregations in Anne Arundel County overcome financial and technical barriers to get projects in the ground. The article fails to mention the brains and brawn behind the program, The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, who should be recognized for their visioning and partnership-building!