Going Green
God's creation is worth protecting. Reducing, reusing and recycling have long
been part of our identity as a congregation. Recently we have begun to take
even more steps to be responsible stewards of our environment. These include:
Our church property provides a wonderful green space in our community. Our
landscaping includes trees, flowering plants and other spaces in harmony with
the natural environment that often provide a sanctuary for wildlife as well as our
human congregation members.
been part of our identity as a congregation. Recently we have begun to take
even more steps to be responsible stewards of our environment. These include:
- Installing newer, lower-energy light fixtures in our buildings
- Using cloth napkins instead of paper for routine church functions
- Buying supplies in bulk to reduce packaging waste
- Avoiding disposable products whenever possible
Our church property provides a wonderful green space in our community. Our
landscaping includes trees, flowering plants and other spaces in harmony with
the natural environment that often provide a sanctuary for wildlife as well as our
human congregation members.
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