Interfaith Power & Light

Climate justice organizing is the core offering. California Interfaith Power & Light brings people and congregations of different faiths together to respond to climate change. It shares ways to take action, highlights climate work by congregations, and connects people with member congregations across California. The organization also provides updates and action alerts, including opportunities for advocates to engage with legislators. Its work includes supporting practical projects in faith communities, such as planting native trees, alongside broader advocacy on climate policy. The Interfaith Power & Light movement began in 2000 and has 40 state affiliates. California Interfaith Power & Light is based in Oakland and serves a statewide network of faith communities. It is a religious organization focused on climate action, rather than a church offering worship services or religious rites.