Greater Washington Interfaith Power and Light (GWIPL) is a non-profit initiative that helps congregations, religious institutions and others in the Washington, DC area work for a more just, sustainable and healthier creation by reducing the threat of global warming.

Through Greater Washington Interfaith Power and Light (GWIPL), making a difference has never been easier! GWIPL can help you and your congregation buy clean, renewable energy, cut energy use, and weave energy/justice concerns into your teaching and worship.

GWIPL is part of a national movement, with additional Interfaith Power and Light programs currently in 26 states and more in formation. To find out more about these, go to the National Interfaith Power and Light's interactive map (click on "Your State" at the top).

GWIPL is a project of the Churches’ Center for Theology and Public Policy. The InterFaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington is also a co-sponsor.

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