November 18, 3-5pm Bring back Beatlemania memories by singing classic hits! Join us on a fall afternoon in Duncan Hall for singing, sharing memories, meeting neighbors, and enjoying refreshments – Free. Hosted by Chloé Martin and MC’ed by Phil Roundtree RSVP (or questions): 415-464-7149
St. Paul’s Book Club is reading The Color of Water, A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother by James McBride prior to our 11/17, 4:30pm gathering in Duncan Hall. This book is a memoir focusing on McBride’s mother, a white Jewish woman married to a Black man with whom she had 12 children. It is a National Book Award Winner. Join…
October 5th the Thursday evening Bible Study on Zoom resumes. We will be starting to read the book of Hebrews, a powerful and under appreciated book of sermons from the New Testament. Email me at c.h.mrtn@gmail.com for the Zoom link.
Help us feed our hungry neighbors – join us in Duncan Hall at 4:30pm on 11/15 to make sack lunches! We take them to St. Vincent’s, and they hand them out to the hungry. What better way to follow in Jesus’ footsteps?
Chloe Martin hosts Death Café, 4 – 5:30pm, providing a safe, confidential space to discuss death. There is no agenda, objective, or theme and this is not a grief support group or counselling session. At our Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to enjoy Chloe’s famous homemade cookies and gently talk about death. Free, all are welcome!
Join us to spread holiday cheer to our friends at San Quentin at our Christmas Card Party, Saturday, November 11, 3pm in Duncan Hall. Please bring 21 cards (nothing with glitter), matching envelopes and postage stamps. Light appetizers served.
Help us feed our hungry neighbors – join us in Duncan Hall at 4:30pm on 11/1 to make sack lunches! We take them to St. Vincent’s, and they hand them out to the hungry. What better way to follow in Jesus’ footsteps?
A New Bishop is coming! Once every 15 or 20 years, we elect a new Bishop. December 2nd is one of those moments. Clergy and congregational representatives do the voting, but your opinion is welcome. Perhaps you’re feeling a little fuzzy about why we need Bishops, what they do, and how we choose them. Join Erin this Sunday, 10/22, at 11:15am in Duncan Hall…
St. Paul’s Book Club is reading The Maidens in advance of our October 20 meeting at 4:30pm in Duncan Hall. Alex Michaelides’ second novel is highly acclaimed:“Tautly plotted and impeccably paced, it’s an intelligent and propulsive second novel.”―The Observer. Join us for a lively discussion!