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The stewardship of every congregation includes evaluating energy uses in the church building. Facilities committees have established a historical baseline of heating, cooling and lighting costs. New buildings are designed with ecological principles in mind and use recycled or renewable resources whenever possible. Ministry per square foot is maximized.
Look here for information on solar panels, car charging stations, energy conservation.
Top Picks to Resources by MCCN
How-to Guide for Churches Going Solar
This 40-page booklet includes a step by step process, questions to ask solar installers and other resources to simplify the process of adding solar panels to your church.
Churches Going SolarPam De Young Net Zero Energy Fund
MCUSA churches are invited to apply to Mennonite Creation Care Network’s Net Zero Fund for solar panels and car charging stations.
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How Solar Energy in the Global South Improves Lives
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MCCN Solar Workshops
Along with the how-to booklet we put out in 2022, MCCN is offering two evening webinars for churches considering solar. Join us and gain valuable…
