Shiloh Church Oakland – Youth & Young Adult Set Apart Conference
Shiloh Church Oakland 3295 School Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesSet Apart Conference January 27th – January 28th is a conference for youth and young adults to encounter God and empower leaders. This 2-day experience is to bring churches and pastors from all over the bay area to see God plant a call in our lives to be for His purpose. $20 per person // Group Pricing Available Conference Schedule FRIDAY // JANUARY 27TH 6:00PM // Registration 6:45PM // Doors Open 7:00PM // General Session 9:00PM // Close SATURDAY // JANUARY 28TH 8:30AM // Registration // Donuts 9:00AM // Doors Open 9:30AM // General Session 10:30AM // Lab Session 1 11:30AM // Lab Session 2 12:30PM // Lunch Break 2:00PM // Special performance by : Freedom Speaks EVENING 6:00PM // Cafe Open 6:30PM // Doors Open 7:00PM /General Session 9:00PM // Close For more information, please visit http://shilohchurch.com/set-apart/
Jesus & Justice: What It Means To Us In A Trump Presidency
Allen Temple Baptist Church - Family Life Center 8501 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesThe Leadership Institute at Allen Temple presents 'Jesus & Justice: What It Means To Us In A Trump Presidency' Deacon Reginald Lyles, Lecturer Panelist Servant Brian K. Woodson, Sr Rev. Armae Johnson Rev. Phil Bowling-Dyer FREE Admission For more information, contact Dr. Brenda Guess, Chancellor 510-544-3362 or BGuess@allen-temple.org
Pastor Bo Jackson – LIVE Concert & Anniversary Celebration
Berkeley Mt. Zion MBC 1400 8th Street, Berkeley, CA, United StatesJoin Pastor Bo Jackson as he returns to the mic for a LIVE Concert, celebrating his 1st Pastoral Anniversary, and 10 Year Anniversary of his Debut Album "Interview of A Changed Man" Hosted by Bishop Anthony Willis - Lily of the Valley Christian Center January 28, 2017 - 6PM Rev. Brian Hunter, Host Pastor
New Life Community Church – Anniversary Celebration
Oakland Masonic Center 3903 Broadway, Oakland, CA, United StatesJoin us as we celebrate 4 years of Extraordinary Impact in the City of Oakland. You have two opportunities to celebrate with us on Sunday January 29th! The 10:30am celebration service will feature guest speaker, Bishop Charles L. Dickerson from the ANEW Pearly Grove Baptist Church in Fresno, CA. Our guest psalmist will be the angelic voice of, Dayanna Redic. Our 4pm celebration service will feature guest speaker, Bishop Johnny R. Withers, Jr. from Unity Christian Fellowship in Compton, CA. You've seen our guest psalmist, Zebulon Ellis, as a finalist on BET's Sundays Best. We are grateful to welcome him to the City of Oakland. It's going to be a full day of amazing celebration of all God has done and is doing at New Life, and we would love for you to join us! Rev. Darnell Hammock, Pastor www.impactoakland.org
University of the Pacific – 2017 Black History Month Celebration
University of the Pacific's annual Black History Month celebration involves a number of activities that honor the history and heritage of African-Americans and the African Diaspora. We are proud to announce our 2017 BHM Keynote Speaker is LECRAE, two-time GRAMMY Award-winning hip-hop artist and author of the autobiography, Unashamed. Lecrae has sold 1.7 million albums to date, including his latest Anomaly, that debuted on the Billboard 200 Album Chart at No. 1. He has performed on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and the Hip Hop Awards on BET Network. He is an artist focused on caring for people, providing messages of hope and inspiration. He feels, "Music doesn't need to be categorized. It just needs to be good." On Feb. 10, 2017, he will provide some of that good music and provide a lecture revealing how he has overcome the challenges in his life and is impacting an entire generation-building community one person at a time. His lecture and performance will be held at the Bob Hope Theatre in Stockton at 7 p.m. Tix Presale is on Sept. 28, 2016, General Public Sale is Sept. 30. You can purchase tickets http://go.pacific.edu/lecrae. On Saturday, Feb.18, nationally acclaimed Gospel Artist and […]
Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir – Black History Month Celebration
Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA, United StatesIn celebration of Black History Month, the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir pays homage to traditional spirituals and black gospel music, under the direction of Terrance Kelly. The choir will be joined by Henrietta Davis, Jackie Tolbert, and the McGuillicutty sisters and will be honoring bay area legends The Oakland Gospelettes. The Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir delivers good news – the power and glory of 55 talented singers blending their voices together in rapturous harmony on gospel standards, traditional spirituals, and their own original praise songs. The East Bay Express has described the harmonies on their most recent album, Hear My Prayer, as “absolutely divine,” and the live version, with the vibrations of all those gorgeous voices filling the Freight, is even more inspiring. The OIGC grew out of a gospel music workshop at Jazz Camp West in 1986. Terrance Kelly led the workshop and has served as artistic director of the choir ever since. The son of esteemed jazz pianist Ed Kelly and gospel choir director Faye Kelly, Terrence is an Emmy-winning director, composer, and arranger, as well as a popular soloist with what allaboutjazz.com calls “an operatic range and a joyous emotional feel.” Under his leadership, the choir has […]
Praise In The Place: After The Grammys – Honoring Bishop Hezekiah Walker
Love Center Ministries 10440 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesEDWIN HAWKINS & JOI RHONE PRESENTS brings you PRAISE IN THE PLACE 2017! Plan to be in the building on Monday, February 13, 2017 for the 4th Annual Praise In the Place - an evening honoring the 59th Annual Grammys Gospel Category nominees and winners AND Special Tribute to the legendary Bishop Hezekiah Walker!! Grammy award winning gospel singer, composer, choir leader and Bishop, Hezekiah Walker, known as "the hip-hop pastor," has brought a lot of young people to gospel and choir music, and has shown that he has no problem using modern vernacular and recording techniques to expand his fan and worship base. His songs are sung in every choir across the world - “How Much You Can Bear”, “I’ll Make It”, “Faithful Is Our God”, “Second Chance”, “God Favored Me”, “I’ve Got a Reason”, “I Need You to Survive”, “Every Praise” are some of the songs that have blessed us over the years! Bishop Hezekiah's song "Better" has also been nominated for a Grammy under the Best gospel Performance category - still making hits that bless the people! You will not want to miss this tribute event and an opportunity to show up and share your appreciation and […]
Third Baptist Church – Organ Meditation
Third Baptist Church 1399 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA, United StatesThe Carol O’Gilvie Concert Series will continue to present Third Wednesdays at Third Baptist. This month’s Organ Meditation will be February 15, 2017 at 12 o’clock noon. Come for a reflective time of meditation as Rev James Smith ministers at the great Forest Pritchard Memorial Organ, featuring Tenor Soloist Dr. Roderick George in the sanctuary of the historic Third Baptist Church. http://tindley.thirdbaptist.org
The Fusion Experience Concert
Old Path COGIC 500 Arkansas Street, Vallejo, CA, United StatesBridging the gap through music to create an unforgettable experience. K-Ross and JGxRedletter with affiliation with Crown Him Presents brings you an experience like no other. Come be a part of the biggest concert of the year featuring some of the hottest NorCal artist. Performers: K-Ross & The Takeova JGXRedletter Vadia Mission Lauren Byrd Kei Pe Ashlee Young And other special guest appearances... Facebook Event Link
Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church – African American Arts & Culture Festival
Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church 3545 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland, CA, United StatesAfrican American Art, Books, Food, Health & Music Festival Saturday, February 18, 2017 | 10am - 4pm 10am Black Art Vendors Open 11am Soul Food Kitchen Opens 12pm Live Jazz & R&B Music 1pm Oakland Youth Poetry 2pm African American History Oratorical Contest For more information, please contact Rev. Paul J. Keener at 510-290-5475 or pauljkeener@gmail.com
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