The Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake Bay are now offering free native Trees Of Peace to be planted at your religious congregation in Lancaster County.

There is no better way to put your faith into action than by planting Trees Of Peace.

The trees are in one gallon containers and are from three to nine feet tall.  Still available are--

-- River Birch - 14 remaining

-- Swamp White Oak - 7 remaining

-- Sycamore - 26 remaining

-- Tulip Poplar (1 gal) 14 remaining

Click Here to order and for more information.  You may pick up trees between now and April 18.

Questions should be directed to Bonnie Sorak by sending an email to: Bonnie@InterfaithChesapeake.org or call 410-609-6852.

Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake is building a movement to empower faith communities to restore and protect our waterways in Lancaster.  Congregations will lead the way as we all work together to heal the environment around us.

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[Posted: April 7, 2021]

4/12/2021