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    St Paul Lutheran Chrch ELCA

    5.0 (17 reviews)

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    Oakland California Temple - View from the parking lot

    Oakland California Temple

    4.7(167 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Lower Hills

    My friend and I were in town and came to visit the temple first thing off our iteniery…read more I've only visited once prior for the Christmas lighting and Nativity back in 2016. Christmas lighting happens almost every year and free to the public and members alike. They do free tours and put on quite the show with music ensemble and nativity from all different cultures. You'll see much more abundance of sister and brother missionaries as theyll be the one leading the tours. They're so sweet, kind, willing to answer any questions or concerns you have without pressuring you. I came to love the missionaries bc of that. Ofc if anyone does, feel free to let them know you arent comfortable and theyll back off. Hence, coming here during the summer was a nice treat. We actually happen to arrive in the middle of someone's wedding day. It was a beautuful Tongan wedding. Maybe its a sign?? Lol. The parking inside is ample but when it has events, it does fill quickly. We almost didnt find one, but thankfully we lucked in with the three parking. Everyone visiting was so friendly that we saw and met today. (Xmas, too, in 2016.) There's an abundance of flower garden at the front of the temple, a stream, and water fountain. Up the stairs, to the second floors, has another flower garden. It overlooks the city of SF, so its quite scenic. Our church focuses on making sure its clean so everyone that visits has a pleasant moment with our Heavenly Father. Though, a picnic does seem tempting, I would advise against any food or drinks on the premise as its church grounds and a reverent place. A place is only as beautiful,if everyone puts in the effort to keep it so. We hope everyone visiting can treat this place with the same respect. Other than that, feel free to enjoy. :) Such an ideal place to relax and meditate too.

    If you are looking for view one the city this is a great place to come to. Just go onto the rooftop…read moregarden and depending on the fog situation you can see far off into the distance. If you are looking for a quiet place to meditate and to contemplate life this is your place. If you love flowers and want to see them blooming year round then this is your place, If you are looking to learn more about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints this is your place. They have a fabulous visitors center. The staff isn't pushy. I come here for the pure beauty of the place. It's such a great place to find some solitude. There are benches you can rest on.

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    Our Lady of Lourdes Church

    Our Lady of Lourdes Church

    4.1(19 reviews)
    1.5 mi•East Oakland

    I was walking around this Grand and Lakeshore area with a guide that grew up right here in this…read morearea. He's over 65 now, so he has some stories to tell of the "old days". I saw this big church just across from Lake Merritt and asked what that? He told me that was Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. He grew up right on the street behind it. His paper route (something kids had back then), delivered to the nuns that lived in the rear of the complex. This church was also a elementary school. I don't know if it today or not. The children all wore uniforms to school. He remembers seeing them walking past his house and thinking that was strange having to wear uniforms, but that's a 7 year old thinking, that went to public schools. The big bell tower that still rings ... actually doesn't have real bells in it, they have big speakers that sound the bells. Something he told me the nuns told him once. The front of the main church is quite majestic and the inside is cavernous. I'm not a real church goer but if you were looking for a Catholic Church, this might be a good one if you live nearby.

    **Posting this here as helpful information in case anyone is trying to communicate with the Church…read moreOffice as the website/answering machine is not up to date** The office is being supported by unpaid VOLUNTEERS. It is NOT OPEN 9am-3pm as the answering machine states. Your best bet is to leave a voicemail and MAYBE someone will call you back if you leave enough information about what you're asking for. You CANNOT drop by the office and expect someone to be there. It doesn't seem you can make appointments ahead of time either based on the volunteer nature of the office staff. If you require any documents, request that they be mailed to you to save everyone time/effort. I had contacted the parish in regards to Baptism. To save the next family some time, here is what I learned: - Baptisms are performed on the first Sunday of the month at the 10am Mass - you must attend a Baptism class (1st Saturday of the month) prior to the Baptism. - There is a Baptism donation fee plus a fee per godparent for the Baptism class - you must have a conversation with the Priest - you must be registered with the Church - At least one godparent needs to be baptized, first communion and confirmed. - The Baptism certificate can only hold 4 names so if you have more godparents, keep in mind that not all names will be printed on the certificate. Those were the main points but you'll learn more specifics in the Baptism class about the ceremony itself, what to bring and what to expect. I now understand that the office is severely understaffed but the process for arranging the baptism could have been improved and I felt a sense of irritation by volunteers that I had too many questions. I hope this helps someone out there, have a nice day.

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    A Jewish Voice For Peace

    A Jewish Voice For Peace

    3.8(4 reviews)
    2.7 mi•Uptown

    Before I begin, a roll call of some of the individuals involved with this organization is in order…read more They are names you may recognize. Ed Asner, Noam Chomsky, Naomi Klein, George Lakoff, Theodore Bikel, Steven Sondheim, Mandy Patinkin, Julianne Moore, Cynthia Nixon, Eve Ensler, Ethan Hawke, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Hal Prince, Jennifer Tilly, Roseanne Barr. Honest dialogue regarding The Middle East and relations between Israelis and Palestinians is lacking in the mainstream media. It can cause a gentile to be branded an anti-semite or a Jew to be accused of treason. In 1996, JVFP was formed, and since then have fought for a more balanced view of Middle Eastern conflict, one that includes the perspectives of Palestinians and Israelis alike as opposed to demonizing or lionizing either side, something the unbalanced corporate media is wont to do. JVFP has boycotted companies like TIAA-CREF, Caterpillar Inc., Elbit, and others who stand to gain from such turmoil, the kind that stems from a pure and tenacious inequality that is all too rarely discussed. In addition to internet and print campaigns designed to spread awareness and dispel myths and misconceptions, JVFP has also engaged in acts of direct protest, disrupting shareholder meetings and gatherings of hawkish leaders within the world Jewish community. JVFP is just as committed to the concept of "No Justice No Peace" as the civil rights leaders of the 1960's were. They are cognizant that concord in The Middle East will never occur without addressing and repairing disenfranchisement. It is a notion that is tragically controversial yet unflinchingly central to JVFP's mission. It is a notion that needs to become central to U.S. foreign policy. It is a notion that needs to become the common current throughout our planet. To sustain Jewish Voice For Peace is to sustain the entire human mosaic. Contribute today. P.S. I was spurred on to review JVFP on Yelp after getting a letter from them in the mail today. Your faith or lack thereof is immaterial to the goal of achieving a lasting and unbiased Middle Eastern peace sans missiles, tanks, and gunfire. Contribute if you're a Jew. Contribute if you're a Muslim. Contribute if you're a Buddhist. Contribute if you're a Quaker. Contribute if you're an Atheist. Just contribute. Me? I'm a quasi-secular, quasi-spiritual lapsed Catholic blue-collar metalhead of modest means. If I've ponied up, chances are you can too.

    I went to there web site and found half truths and bias reporting…read more But that is to be expected from one side or the other. Their are a lot of statements about how terrible the Jews are but nothing at all about the Palestinians. Anyway you look at that it shows a unreasonable bias against one party over the other. This in it's self disqualifies this organization as a spokesman for a reasonable discussion on the issues involved here. The one thing that this organization does not supply that would give it credibility is what their proposal would be for a just solution. If there is one on your web site please let me know because I could not find it. One more thing I did notice is that on your site is that you accuse people that disagree with your position antisemitic. I have to agree that in some cases that would have to be true but you have to also agree that some in your cause are antisemitic. Please do not hesitate to respond as this is a worth while discussion to be had by all. Please go to "http://www.ngo-monitor.org/article/jewish_voice_for_peace_jvp_" for a un bias report on this organization.

    St Paul Lutheran Chrch ELCA - religiousorgs - Updated September 2026

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