Churches' Stewardship Includes Efficiency Efforts
Columbia Daily Tribune › August 03, 2010
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Visualize the inside of a church, worship hall or temple. See the cavernous space, with its soaring, vaulted ceiling lit by dozens of lights. Maybe there are a few beautiful old stained-glass windows.
It is a beautiful sight, but it also can be wasteful. Very wasteful: That sanctuary costs heaps of money to heat and cool, the lights are expensive to power, and those stained-glass windows might leak out more air than they keep in.See the full content of this document
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Churches' Stewardship Includes Efficiency Efforts
In fact, churches, because of their design and usage, can be some of the least energy-efficient buildings around.
"Many of the churches in Kansas are old, leaky buildings, a...See the full content of this document
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