Child of God. Son. Husband. Brother. Father. Oaklander. Golden Bear. Villan. Called to chaplaincy. E ola i ka hea a ke Akua #AlohaKeAkua#CherishBlackLives
Enjoy your final weekend of sleeping in folks, because it's go time next week 😤
To make sure you are ready for the first #MyPLMorning, we are giving away PLinUSA alarm clocks ⏰
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Can’t say enough about my experience so far at the @homelesswrldcup in Sacramento! Serving as team guide for Poland 🇵🇱 has been an honor. They have made me “one of their own”❤️ #PlayForMore#Soccermento23
Our inaugural season comes to an end.
Soul Fam, thank you for all the love and support this season. Sould out home games, an undefeated home record, our playoff debut, and so many more memories made.
This is just the beginning of something special.
#SFGvOAK | #SoulofTheTown
It was on this day three years ago that George Floyd’s life was taken. As we remember this day, may it be a reminder of the incomplete work of social justice and the continual fight against racism. May we continue to speak up and pursue justice for all made in the image of God.
Today marks three years since Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd. Three years since the largest series of antiracist demonstrations in history, followed by one of the most concerted racist movements to demonize and ban antiracist work in history.
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likeke.leong We need more public spaces like @space_for_grief to process and begin the healing as we all face so much grief in life. #GriefConnectsUs#SpaceForGrief https://t.co/KJQHBeLM9B
Excited to be in conversation this Sunday with my friend Rev. Kamal Hassan (Sojourner Truth Pres Church) on this very important book by Dr. William Yoo @fpcberkeley#CompetingChristianities https://t.co/EVr8Tu06lx
@sfpby 's Rev. Kamal Hassan leading study of "What Kind of Christianity" by Rev. Dr. William Yoo - starting May 17! #CherishBlackLives
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Announcement: Today, we’re releasing a landmark report revealing widespread discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders — with 49% saying they’ve experienced unfair treatment because of their race, ethnicity, or other protected characteristics. 🧵
This is a reflection about reparations that both challenges and invites theological schools, including the seminary where I teach, to reckon with their own histories, act justly, and repair relations with the descendants of the people they directly harmed.