Voting Resources: Educate ~ Organize ~ VOTE!

Educate Yourself & Others! Organize: Encourage friends and neighbors to vote, too! Vote  – EARLY and in-person, or use ballot drop-off boxes Faith in Action, Poor People’s Campaign, League of Women Voters, the Interfaith Alliance and other trusted partners have important voting information to help us educate, organize and vote!...

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Ballot Propositions: General Recommendations & Faith and Housing Prop 1

California ballots are arriving in the mail. Amid such a busy national election, some critical state and local measures risk getting lost in the noise. Here are some resources for thinking about the propositions. The League of Women Voters offers their well-researched and non-partisan recommendations for some of the propositions...

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Peaceful Presence

A monthly prayer service on the evening of the 11th of each month, offering a time of quiet multifaith prayers for peace and justice and strength for the journey.

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Nuclear Prayer Days Aug 6-9

NUCLEAR PRAYER DAYS Global Days of Prayer & Action Aug 6-9 Virtual Events from Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Charter for Compassion, United Religions Initiative Click here for details about each event. Events Continue – all virtual: Fri 8/7, 9am – Remembering and Reflecting on History: The Missing Pages of History is a...

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“I Prayed” by Rumi

During our July 11 Peaceful Presence at the Mountain View/Palo Alto Musalla, we read and reflected on this prayer/poem by Rumi: I PRAYED I prayed for change, so I changed my mind. I prayed for guidance and learned to trust myself. I prayed for happiness and realized I am not...

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Joint Palestinian-Israeli Nakba Remembrance Ceremony

Join the 7th Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony Live Broadcast: Friday, May 15, 10am PDT The Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony is a unique opportunity to commemorate the pain and tragedy of the Nakba (“catastrophe” in Arabic), when in 1948 more than 700,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes, became refugees,...

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