Events for July 2017

You are invited to attend a World Refugee Day event put on by the East Bay Refugee Forum. Admission is free and there will be many resources for the refugees represented there, as well as food and entertainment. The event is open to the public and will be held at […]

Friday, June 30, 7:00 PM Poetry for Peace and Justice, a benefit for Haiti Emergency Relief Fund, will present readings by Susan Griffin, Rafael Jesús Gonzalez, Dennis Bernstein and Shanga Labossiere, followed by open mic at wheelchair accessible St. John’s Presbyterian Church 2727 College Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705   Donation requested $10 […]

We will continue our retreat focus on the inner dimensions of both Christianity and Islam - the way of the heart. This retreat topic is on pilgrimage in both Christianity and Islam. The confirmed speakers include Father Tom Bonacci (Catholic), Rev. Kamal Hassan (Presbyterian), Rev. Alexis Easton (Methodist), Brother Mike […]

A welcoming space to discuss LGBTQ issues.  Free

       JULY RELIGION CHAT     The July Religion Chat will be held at First Presbyterian  Church, 2020 Fifth Street, Livermore,on July 12, 2017, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM.  The facilities will be open at 4:30 PM and close at 6:30 PM so that attendees can  have a chance to make […]

Please join us as we celebrate the start of Central Commons, our newest 30-home development in Fremont. These homes will transform a now vacant lot into a beautiful, thriving neighborhood where families can find the stability and security they need for a better future.

Good Evening relatives, Idle No More SF Bay, a group of Native Americans and our allies, has been organizing the Refinery Healing Walks to bring awareness to the five oil refineries along the Northeast San Francisco Bay since 2014.  Mark your calendars for the last walk on Saturday, July 16th, which […]

As the late, great Louis Armstrong sings, “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Join us on Sunday, July 16 for a New Orleans style afternoon with delicious savory and sweet bites, wine and refreshing sweet iced tea while  18-piece band CoolTones pays tribute to Satchmo and the unmistakable sounds of the Big […]

The Richmond Ceasefire Citywide Walk unites north and south Richmond by walking with community members against gun violence.   Starting at 5 pm from New Hope Missionary Baptist at 321 Alamo in the north, to Miracle Temple Apostalic at 2425 Cutting on the south, these walks have been bringing hope […]

  Refugees without Refuge: Stories of LGBTQ refugees. Commonwealth Club 555 Post St. San Francisco On July 27 at 6:00 pm The speaker is Subhi Nahas, Human Rights Activist, Founder, The Spectra Project The moderator is: Arthur Slepian, Director, A Wider Bridge For info: www.commonwealthclub.org If you’d like to attend […]