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Morgan Hargrave's blog

Energy Efficiency in the Holy Land

As people of faith in Texas and around the United States celebrate Earth Day, TXIPL is happy to pass along one small example of action being taken in another part of the world as congregations work to combat global warming.

In the ancient Middle-eastern city of Hebron, there is a large structure that holds a considerable amount of significance for Muslims, Christians, and Jews, as it sits over the supposed burial place of Abraham, Sarah, and other figures who played Ibrahimi Mosque, Hebroncentral roles in the Abrahamic religions. On a recent trip to the site, which contains the historic Ibrahimi Mosque, I snapped these photos of the mosque's interior, which is lit by chandeliers using compact fluorescent light bulbs. (See below for more.)

"Deep in My Heart": Photos of What Texans Love About Texas

What do you love most about Texas? The stars at night? The sage in bloom? The prairie sky?

We're making a family album of all the things Texans love about Texas, and we want your help! Read more about the "Deep in My Heart" project and submit your pictures here.

If you or your congregation are in the Houston area, get connected to Houston Interfaith Power and Light here.

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