Support Social Justice
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Standing Up for Housing Justice
at Golden Gate Village in Marin City
Wednesday, October 13th
7:00 p.m.
via Zoom
To register,
click anywhere on the image below.
This event is sponsored by Marin Interfaith Council
and co-sponsored by Community Congregational Church.
at Golden Gate Village in Marin City
Wednesday, October 13th
7:00 p.m.
via Zoom
To register,
click anywhere on the image below.
This event is sponsored by Marin Interfaith Council
and co-sponsored by Community Congregational Church.
Join us for a panel discussion presenting the concerns of residents of Marin City’s Golden Gate Village
and their vision for its future.
Come listen to those who are involved in preserving the homes and the multi-racial community of Golden Gate Village.
Hear solutions from the people who are closest to the problem!
The panel will be moderated by Rev. Scott Clark of First Presbyterian Church San Anselmo
and Rabbi Elana Rosen-Brown of Congregation Rodef Sholom.
Go here for more information about Golden Gate Village.
and their vision for its future.
Come listen to those who are involved in preserving the homes and the multi-racial community of Golden Gate Village.
Hear solutions from the people who are closest to the problem!
The panel will be moderated by Rev. Scott Clark of First Presbyterian Church San Anselmo
and Rabbi Elana Rosen-Brown of Congregation Rodef Sholom.
Go here for more information about Golden Gate Village.
BLACK LIVES MATTER
We live in a system that keeps Americans divided by race ~ those who live traumatized by it and those who have benefited from it. As persons of faith, and followers of the radical teacher Jesus, we feel we must speak out against injustice and not just be passive protesters. Read the full statement from our Minister and Board here.
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Join us in supporting Trans HeartLine
A CCC team provides meals, on a rotating basis with other groups, for clients at Trans HeartLine house. Trans HeartLine builds bridges between the Transgender community and the rest of the world through community education and advocacy, direct post-op housing, and wrap-around services related to gender affirmation surgery, with innovative and compassionate care. |
We engage with and provide financial support to:
Mill Street – Mill Street is a 55-bed shelter for single adults who wish to end their homelessness. When we are able to meet again in our kitchen, we will return to preparing and delivering a monthly evening meal for the Mill Street shelter.
The Hannah Project - The Hannah Project Freedom School in Marin City, CA has shown visible, measurable results in the community, including increased academic achievement and greatly improved self-image for participants.
Marin Organizing Committee – CCC is a founding organization of Marin Organizing Committee (MOC), an affiliate of the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF), the nation's oldest and largest leadership development and organizing network. We help promote involvement of faith and other communities in the political decision-making process. Visit the MOC website here.
Marin Interfaith Council — CCC is a founding member of the Marin Interfaith Council (MIC), which promotes interfaith dialogue and understanding. To subscribe to the Marin Interfaith Council newsletter, email programs@marinifc.org or phone 415-456-6957 or visit their website here.
Tamalpais Pacific – Three members of CCC serve on the Board of Tamalpais Pacific, which supports the creation, rehabilitation and preservation of affordable and supportive housing primarily in Marin County and the North Bay.
CCC participates in The United Church of Christ’s special offerings (Our Church's Wider Mission, One Great Hour of Sharing, Strengthen the Church, Neighbors In Need).
Mill Street – Mill Street is a 55-bed shelter for single adults who wish to end their homelessness. When we are able to meet again in our kitchen, we will return to preparing and delivering a monthly evening meal for the Mill Street shelter.
The Hannah Project - The Hannah Project Freedom School in Marin City, CA has shown visible, measurable results in the community, including increased academic achievement and greatly improved self-image for participants.
Marin Organizing Committee – CCC is a founding organization of Marin Organizing Committee (MOC), an affiliate of the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF), the nation's oldest and largest leadership development and organizing network. We help promote involvement of faith and other communities in the political decision-making process. Visit the MOC website here.
Marin Interfaith Council — CCC is a founding member of the Marin Interfaith Council (MIC), which promotes interfaith dialogue and understanding. To subscribe to the Marin Interfaith Council newsletter, email programs@marinifc.org or phone 415-456-6957 or visit their website here.
Tamalpais Pacific – Three members of CCC serve on the Board of Tamalpais Pacific, which supports the creation, rehabilitation and preservation of affordable and supportive housing primarily in Marin County and the North Bay.
CCC participates in The United Church of Christ’s special offerings (Our Church's Wider Mission, One Great Hour of Sharing, Strengthen the Church, Neighbors In Need).
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Community Congregational Church
145 Rock Hill Drive, Tiburon, CA. 94920 Phone: 415-435-9108 E-mail: cccoffice145@gmail.com Office hours: Monday - Thursday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Remote office hours: Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Rev. Gregory's email: revdgregory@gmail.com Rev. Gregory's cell phone: 845-741-5118 |
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CCC is a member of the
United Church of Christ 
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