Thanks for taking a moment to check out these events in our shared life & the wider world.
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Join us ONSITE at
First Church of the Brethren,
425 S. Central Park Avenue.
To map directions from your location,
Street parking is free & usually available within one block of the church building.
Even from the comfort of your own home, there are plenty of ways to get involved in the fight for peace with justice! Keep an eye on this spot in the Weekly News for alerts about actions you can take.
Tell Congress: Protect students’ freedom of speech.
Congress is once again pushing a dangerous bill aiming to silence and censor students and faculty who support Palestinian rights.
Tell Congress: Don’t Cut Critical Community Services!
Vote NO on H.R. 32
Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 32, which we are calling the Defund our Communities Act. The bill would give the Trump administration power to strip billions in federal funding from hundreds of state and local governments – especially Sanctuary Cities.
You have probably heard about the Executive Order that halted all new refugee resettlement programs, stranding people who have been fully vetted by the government and who have been waiting for years to start their life anew. Join World Relief in calling for support for refugee resettlement.
The Last Supper* Club is back in full swing!
Meg Evans is hosting dinner on Friday, February 28th,
and Deb Lee is hosting on Monday, March 31st.
RSVPto the Church Office to save yourself a seat. Friends are welcome! Bring your appetite, and prepare to be nourished by community.
*it’s the Last Supper of the month – always on the last day of the month!
The Book Club is taking the month of February off – but still encourages folks to read Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow on their own!
In March, they will be reading & discussing In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez.
Grab a copy & join in the fun on
Saturday, March 15
at 10am on Zoom
Music 4 the Soul
The power of song in action inspires support!
The Stanford Talisman, a group of singers on Stanford’s campus, have sung music stemming from Black liberation struggles across the world since their origins. Their alumni and current group came together to create a virtual choir of Lift Every Voice and Sing, the Black National Anthem in America in support of the American Civil Liberties Union, Black Visions Collective, and the Transgender Gender-variant and Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP), and raised over $10,000 for these causes!
the Black National Anthem in America.
Jun 25, 2020
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