Heat and Light: Practical Guide to Energy Conservation in Church Buildings Brian Marks
Churches and church halls can be inefficient and expensive on heating and lighting, but often much can be done to save energy and cost. This book is a practical guide on how to get the fellowship warmer without sending the bills through the roof. The authors are official consultants to the Church of Scotland on heating and lighting, and have decades of professional experience. Their advice covers the design, maintenance and efficiency of heating and lighting systems. The book is written with church fabric or property committees especially in mind, and is suitable for use by any denomination or group.