In 2011-2012, IREJN will be able to offer This Old House of Worship absolutely free to participating congregations, thanks to a generous grant from the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund. Presented by Wilson Educational Services, Inc., This Old House of Worship teaches congregations how to save money through energy efficiency measures, while also laying the foundation for environmental stewardship.
Students from Newington conservation class check the church kitchen
Washington Area: Roxbury Congregational Church, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, First Congregational Church of Washington, St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel
Waterbury: Zion Lutheran Church, St John’s Episcopal, St Peter and Paul, Tabernacle of Prayer.
Newington Area: Grace Episcopal, United Methodist, Greater Hartford Islamic Association, Church of Christ, Newington, Unitarian Society of Hartford, Our Savior’s and St Mary’s RC.
Manchester Area: St Bridget’s RC, Concordia Lutheran, St John’s Episcopal (Vernon), Rockville United Methodist and Center Congregational Church.
New Haven Class – currently underway.
Chester Class – currently underway.
Norwalk Class – currently underway.
Contact Terri Eickel today to find out more about how your congregation can participate in This Old House of Worship!
Learn more about facilities audits for your congregation!
I’d like to hear from you if your community is having an audit or weatherization this year. Help us reach 100!