Inspired by Respect for Creation: Old Barns United has gone Net Zero with Zero Dollars
1 reaction ShareGreen Economy Canada: Accelerating Our Transition to a Sustainable, Net-zero-carbon Economy
FCG Communications Manager and writer, Beatrice Ekoko had a conversation with Priyanka Lloyd, Executive Director of Green Economy Canada (GEC) for this Partner Feature blog post. Priyanka helped to start the organization as the founding director, back in 2014 to scale a successful program from Waterloo Region.
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How Thermal Mass and Thermal Insulation Work for Your Faith Building
Trinity Church (Rose Bay, NS) - Wooden Frame Exterior. Source: John Hayne
'Thermal mass' describes a material's capacity to absorb, store and release heat. Thermal movement – the transferring of heat – occurs much faster in materials with low thermal mass (eg. wood) than materials with high thermal mass (eg. bricks). These types of materials experience higher thermal conductivity than materials that absorb, store and release heat at a lower rate. Thermal Insulation helps to reduce the movement of heat between materials, especially of those with low thermal mass.
Read moreIn Harmony with Nature: Faith communities have a role in uplifting biodiversity
Knowing that you love the earth changes you, activates you to defend and protect and celebrate. But when you feel that the earth loves you in return, that feeling transforms the relationship from a one-way street into a sacred bond ― Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass
Planting for nature: From coast to coast to coast |
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Faiths4Climate Conversations: Celebrating Multifaith Sustainability Success Stories in the GTA
Add your reaction ShareEnvironmentally Progressive: Westworth United Expands its Mission with a Faithful Footprints Grant
Known for the stunning Leo Mol stained glass windows in its 63-year-old sanctuary, Westworth United Church, in Winnipeg, Manitoba is also broadly celebrated in the community for its commitment to supporting local groups and refugee families.
Read moreFuture Ready: Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre retrofits with Faithful Footprints Grant
The Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is an accredited theological college located one mile east of Beausejour, Manitoba that offers cross-cultural learning and Indigenous ministry training, as well as a peaceful place on the land for retreats, meetings and gatherings. Its vision is to create a place where First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and Christian spiritual beliefs are respected, shared, and understood.
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