Proverbs 31 – All You Can Eat Crab Feast
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 1124 Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesIncluded: All you can eat crab, pasta, salad and hot rolls. All attendees will be entered in the door prize raffle. Additional raffles and silent auctions will be available for purchase. The Proverbs 31 Beverage Bar will be available for specialty drink purchases. Groups of 10 or more will receive additional raffle tickets per person. All tickets must be purchased at the same time. Tickets: $50 | http://pverbs31.com
Wealth Empowerment Summit Featuring Lisa Nichols
University Plaza Waterfront Hotel 110 W. Fremont St., Stockton, CA, United StatesCatalyst Community Connections has partnered to bring Lisa Nichols to the Wealth Empowerment Summit in Stockton, CA. This powerful event will educate, inspire, & empower you to create your wealth path & take your life to the next level. 2019 is the year of change and the number "22 is the most powerful of all numbers, able to turn lofty dreams into realities. It is confident, pragmatic, ambitious, and disciplined." 2/2 will be the beginning of the transformation in your life! As a result of attending the Wealth Empowerment Summit, you will learn: MultiUnit Investment Strategies Flipping Stock Build Credit to Build Wealth Diversifying your Portfolio Building Hispanic Wealth Cannabis Investments And More… Get your tickets today! Tickets: $97-174 | Link Lodging: University Plaza Waterfront Hotel, 209-944-1140. Please use the word "Catalyst" for event discounts Sacramento Airport is closest to the venue. If you are coming from Last Vegas, Southern California, or Phoenix, Allegiant Air flies directly into Stockton. For more information on Catalyst Community Connections, visit: https://www.catalystcommunityconnections.org
Love Beyond Margins II: An Evening in Concert and Praise
City of Refuge UCC 8400 Enterprise Way, Oakland, CA, United StatesJoin Rev. Ann Jefferson and the Love Beyond Margins Ensemble in celebration of her 60th birthday. She will be joined by special guests: Joe Douglass & Spirit of Praise, Nona Brown, Marvin K. White, Evangelist Jackie Tolbert and Rev. Reginald Finley. The Ensemble will be accompanied by Andrew Jamieson, Charlene Moore, Nona Brown, Patrick Sturgis, and Scott Keller. Tickets: $20 /advance and $25 /door | Link
Anita Wilson – Here’s To Life Concert Series
Yoshi's Oakland 510 Embarcadero West, Oakland, CA, United StatesA brief span of time has proven to be more than enough to become an established, admirable and consistent contributor to the music industry. A classic presence, unique vocal stylings & approachable humility are just a few of her attributes. After years of background singing with Donald Lawrence & Company, Ms. Anita Wilson emerged as a solo recording artist in 2011 with the soulful & heartfelt ballad "Speechless". Ms. Anita has allowed her passion for God, music and creative freedom to mark out a custom and relevant lane. This space includes influence from the many artists and genres she has appreciated from an early age. Her Debut Album "Worship Soul" (2013), her Sophomore Album "Vintage Worship" (2015) and her 3rd Album “Sunday Song” were all GRAMMY Nominated for Best Gospel Album and prove to be timeless bodies of work. Ms. Anita Wilson is the President and CEO of Reflection Media, Inc., a content company which owns both the “Worship Soul” and “Sunday Song” albums, videos and more. Rick Robinson (Husband) and Anita are partners in life and in music as they consistently write and produce classic hits. MAW’s hands on approach to every detail of her business and career has […]
An Evening with Todd Galberth
Bethel Community Church of Fairfield 600 E. Tabor Avenue, Fairfield, CA, United StatesBethel Community Church welcomes you to "An Evening with Todd Galberth". Join us for a hallelujah good time of gospel/contemporary songs of praise, February 23rd. Doors open at 5PM, program begins at 6PM Rev. A.L. Gilmore, Pastor www.bccfairfield.org
First Congregational Church & City of Refuge UCC – Ash Wednesday Service
First Congregational Church of Oakland 2501 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA, United States“Ash Wednesday” is a day often observed in quiet contemplation and preparation for the time of Lent. Lent is a time of preparation and observation of Resurrection Sunday, commercially referred to as “Easter.” By observing the 40 days of Lent, we acknowledge and try to replicate Christs' sacrifice and withdrawal into the desert for 40 days. Lent can be observed by fasting, both from food and various activities or ways of behaving. Join us on Wednesday, March 6th at 6:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church of Oakland in observance of Ash Wednesday. See the flyer included for more details. If you get time, read or listen to this passage (Isaiah 58:1-12). It kind of breaks down Isaiah’s understanding of the spiritual practice of fasting: dedication to the work of justice and restoration. Peace & love, Lay Pastor Marilyn
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church – Ash Wednesday Service
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church 1905 Florida Street, Vallejo, CA, United StatesJoin us for our Ash Wednesday Service at 7:00pm as we gather for repentance and preparation for the greater things God has in store! Don't miss it! Rev. Dr. Dante Quick, Senior Pastor www.befmbc.org
Beebe Memorial Cathedral – Ash Wednesday Service
Beebe Memorial Cathedral 3900 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, United StatesJoin Beebe Memorial Cathedral for Ash Wednesday Service, 7pm Rev. Dr. Charley Hames, Jr., Senior Pastor http://experiencebmc.org
Greater Cooper AME Zion – Ash Wednesday Service
Greater Cooper AME Zion Church 1420 Myrtle Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesWe begin our observation of Lent with our Ash Wednesday service tonight at 7 PM. The guest preacher is Rev. Shawin DuBois, pastor of Kyles Temple AME Zion Church (Vallejo, CA). Please join us for this powerful service. Rev. Jawwad J. Love, Pastor www.greatercooper.org
Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Center Inaugural Dinner
Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church 1188 12th Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesLet's get involved and get social for justice! Please join us to support and celebrate the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Center, bringing together individuals and organizations of diverse ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds, working side-by-side for a healthy democracy. Proceeds benefit the Freedom Center's educational outreach and award-winning training programs. Tickets: $100 | Link Reception 5:30 pm, Dinner and presentations 6:15 pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown, Director of San Francisco NAACP and Pastor of Third Baptist Church in San Francisco, CA.
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