Thu February 20, 2020
GLIDE & Grace Cathedral host Community Thursdays: What Brings Us Together
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Social justice allies and "neighbors," GLIDE's Center for Social Justice and Grace Cathedral, are joining together to host Community Thursdays, a free, innovative workshop series on alliance-building for social change. In an increasingly diverse, fractured and evolving city (and nation), Community Thursdays hopes to bridge the gap in experience and understanding between neighbors. Conceived out of a shared desire to promote connection, the series seeks to uncover ways to build the beloved community together.
Sessions are free and open to all. Each evening will begin with an informal shared meal at 6:00 pm followed by moderated conversations with experts at 6:30 pm, which will include addressing divisive systems, facilitated table discussions, music and more. Participants may arrive as strangers but will leave with new friendships, a shared sense of community, and a better understanding of how to take action with resilience and hope.
WHEN:
o February 20 at GLIDE's Sanctuary
Shared meal at 6:00 pm; program starts at 6:30 pm
"What Brings Us Together?"
Is it possible that we have more in common with each other than we think? Facilitators Marvin K. White from GLIDE and Jorim Rhee from Grace will help us explore that question as they lead discussions to help uncover how we can live in community.
Facilitator/speaker:
Marvin K. White, MDiv, GLIDE Minister of Celebration
Jorim Rhee, Program Manager, Office of the Congregation, Grace
WHERE:
February 20 & April 23
GLIDE, 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA
March 19 & May 28
Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA
INFO: For more information visit GLIDE.org; to RSVP, please contact Miguel Bustos,
[email protected].
About GLIDE
Building on its 50-year legacy, GLIDE challenges inequities and stands with the poor, people of color, LGBTQ persons, and others facing oppression, isolation and stigma, while offering a holistic, integrated model of programs and services to address the complex needs of the community. Today, GLIDE continues to deepen its impact and extend its reach to thousands of individuals and families in need across the city. Through comprehensive services, fearless advocacy and spiritual connection, GLIDE remains a powerful beacon of hope for a healthier, more just and inclusive city.
About Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral is San Francisco's Episcopal cathedral for everyone. Our mission is to reimagine church with courage, joy and wonder in all that we do, serving as a place of community, spiritual practice, social justice, music and the arts. We take courageous stands to advance environmental stewardship, citizen awareness, early education, gender justice, an end to gun violence and care for seniors. We host concerts, lectures, performances and services throughout the year, and are home to the Cathedral School for Boys, the Choir for Men and Boys, the Community Preschool and the Ghiberti Center for Culture.
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Sessions are free and open to all. Each evening will begin with an informal shared meal at 6:00 pm followed by moderated conversations with experts at 6:30 pm, which will include addressing divisive systems, facilitated table discussions, music and more. Participants may arrive as strangers but will leave with new friendships, a shared sense of community, and a better understanding of how to take action with resilience and hope.
WHEN:
o February 20 at GLIDE's Sanctuary
Shared meal at 6:00 pm; program starts at 6:30 pm
"What Brings Us Together?"
Is it possible that we have more in common with each other than we think? Facilitators Marvin K. White from GLIDE and Jorim Rhee from Grace will help us explore that question as they lead discussions to help uncover how we can live in community.
Facilitator/speaker:
Marvin K. White, MDiv, GLIDE Minister of Celebration
Jorim Rhee, Program Manager, Office of the Congregation, Grace
WHERE:
February 20 & April 23
GLIDE, 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA
March 19 & May 28
Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA
INFO: For more information visit GLIDE.org; to RSVP, please contact Miguel Bustos,
[email protected].
About GLIDE
Building on its 50-year legacy, GLIDE challenges inequities and stands with the poor, people of color, LGBTQ persons, and others facing oppression, isolation and stigma, while offering a holistic, integrated model of programs and services to address the complex needs of the community. Today, GLIDE continues to deepen its impact and extend its reach to thousands of individuals and families in need across the city. Through comprehensive services, fearless advocacy and spiritual connection, GLIDE remains a powerful beacon of hope for a healthier, more just and inclusive city.
About Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral is San Francisco's Episcopal cathedral for everyone. Our mission is to reimagine church with courage, joy and wonder in all that we do, serving as a place of community, spiritual practice, social justice, music and the arts. We take courageous stands to advance environmental stewardship, citizen awareness, early education, gender justice, an end to gun violence and care for seniors. We host concerts, lectures, performances and services throughout the year, and are home to the Cathedral School for Boys, the Choir for Men and Boys, the Community Preschool and the Ghiberti Center for Culture.
Social justice allies and "neighbors," GLIDE's Center for Social Justice and Grace Cathedral, are joining together to host Community Thursdays, a free, innovative workshop series on alliance-building for social change. In an increasingly diverse, fractured and evolving city (and nation), Community Thursdays hopes to bridge the gap in experience and understanding between neighbors. Conceived out of a shared desire to promote connection, the series seeks to uncover ways to build the beloved community together.
Sessions are free and open to all. Each evening will begin with an informal shared meal at 6:00 pm followed by moderated conversations with experts at 6:30 pm, which will include addressing divisive systems, facilitated table discussions, music and more. Participants may arrive as strangers but will leave with new friendships, a shared sense of community, and a better understanding of how to take action with resilience and hope.
WHEN:
o February 20 at GLIDE's Sanctuary
Shared meal at 6:00 pm; program starts at 6:30 pm
"What Brings Us Together?"
Is it possible that we have more in common with each other than we think? Facilitators Marvin K. White from GLIDE and Jorim Rhee from Grace will help us explore that question as they lead discussions to help uncover how we can live in community.
Facilitator/speaker:
Marvin K. White, MDiv, GLIDE Minister of Celebration
Jorim Rhee, Program Manager, Office of the Congregation, Grace
WHERE:
February 20 & April 23
GLIDE, 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA
March 19 & May 28
Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA
INFO: For more information visit GLIDE.org; to RSVP, please contact Miguel Bustos,
[email protected].
About GLIDE
Building on its 50-year legacy, GLIDE challenges inequities and stands with the poor, people of color, LGBTQ persons, and others facing oppression, isolation and stigma, while offering a holistic, integrated model of programs and services to address the complex needs of the community. Today, GLIDE continues to deepen its impact and extend its reach to thousands of individuals and families in need across the city. Through comprehensive services, fearless advocacy and spiritual connection, GLIDE remains a powerful beacon of hope for a healthier, more just and inclusive city.
About Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral is San Francisco's Episcopal cathedral for everyone. Our mission is to reimagine church with courage, joy and wonder in all that we do, serving as a place of community, spiritual practice, social justice, music and the arts. We take courageous stands to advance environmental stewardship, citizen awareness, early education, gender justice, an end to gun violence and care for seniors. We host concerts, lectures, performances and services throughout the year, and are home to the Cathedral School for Boys, the Choir for Men and Boys, the Community Preschool and the Ghiberti Center for Culture.
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Sessions are free and open to all. Each evening will begin with an informal shared meal at 6:00 pm followed by moderated conversations with experts at 6:30 pm, which will include addressing divisive systems, facilitated table discussions, music and more. Participants may arrive as strangers but will leave with new friendships, a shared sense of community, and a better understanding of how to take action with resilience and hope.
WHEN:
o February 20 at GLIDE's Sanctuary
Shared meal at 6:00 pm; program starts at 6:30 pm
"What Brings Us Together?"
Is it possible that we have more in common with each other than we think? Facilitators Marvin K. White from GLIDE and Jorim Rhee from Grace will help us explore that question as they lead discussions to help uncover how we can live in community.
Facilitator/speaker:
Marvin K. White, MDiv, GLIDE Minister of Celebration
Jorim Rhee, Program Manager, Office of the Congregation, Grace
WHERE:
February 20 & April 23
GLIDE, 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA
March 19 & May 28
Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA
INFO: For more information visit GLIDE.org; to RSVP, please contact Miguel Bustos,
[email protected].
About GLIDE
Building on its 50-year legacy, GLIDE challenges inequities and stands with the poor, people of color, LGBTQ persons, and others facing oppression, isolation and stigma, while offering a holistic, integrated model of programs and services to address the complex needs of the community. Today, GLIDE continues to deepen its impact and extend its reach to thousands of individuals and families in need across the city. Through comprehensive services, fearless advocacy and spiritual connection, GLIDE remains a powerful beacon of hope for a healthier, more just and inclusive city.
About Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral is San Francisco's Episcopal cathedral for everyone. Our mission is to reimagine church with courage, joy and wonder in all that we do, serving as a place of community, spiritual practice, social justice, music and the arts. We take courageous stands to advance environmental stewardship, citizen awareness, early education, gender justice, an end to gun violence and care for seniors. We host concerts, lectures, performances and services throughout the year, and are home to the Cathedral School for Boys, the Choir for Men and Boys, the Community Preschool and the Ghiberti Center for Culture.
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330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
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