Blogging Towards Sunday, July 5, 2020
Psalm 96 The Book of Psalms is the prayer book of the Bible. Eugene Peterson says that it provides us with the language for prayer: our responding to the God … Continue reading
Blogging Towards Sunday, June 28, 2020
Psalm 34 As you look closely at the beginning of this psalm, you’ll find that it doesn’t say, “I am happy at all times,” but “I bless God every chance … Continue reading
White Humility in a Time of Black Rage
This letter was written by Louise Waters (Gary Yee’s partner) to the community of her father’s church, University Lutheran at Stanford, in response to the conversations around racial justice and … Continue reading
Blogging Towards Sunday, June 21, 2020
Psalm 13 The Book of Psalms is the prayer book of the Bible. Eugene says that it provides us with the language for prayer: our responding to the God who … Continue reading
Blogging Towards Sunday, June 14, 2020
Psalm 137 The Book of Psalms is the prayer book of the Bible. Eugene says that it provides us with the language for prayer: our responding to the God who … Continue reading
A Song of Faith in Withering Times
Today at @CAPCOakland, we started a new Sunday Series on the Psalms – writing our own songs of faith. Here’s our first submission. A Song of Faith by Monte McClain … Continue reading
Blogging Towards Sunday, June 7, 2020
Psalm 88 The Book of Psalms is the prayer book of the Bible. Eugene says that it provides us with the language for prayer: our responding to the God who … Continue reading
Resources & Connections re COVID-19
Don’t want to cook? Support a local business by ordering take-out. Here’s a list of Oakland Restaurants still open for business during the pandemic. Eat and help local businesses at … Continue reading
Shop Without Going to the Grocery Story
The Golden Squirrel Pub is selling groceries you order online and pick-up curbside. If you don’t want to go out to the store, or if you continue to not find … Continue reading
Tamales For Oakland
Tamales for Sale In their native Guatemala many families had to move often to “go where the work was.” My friend Sindy told me that every time her dad moved … Continue reading
