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Skyline is involved in the world, like Jesus who made news and changed injustice. This page has links to our Church in the News – through our own spiritual events, our participation in social justice and environmental causes in the Bay Area. Follow the links to find out how we’re stewards of our world.

Pep Rally (Pastor Laurie speaks: outside of Oakland City Hall to mobilize support to ban Coal in Oakland , Feb  2016

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Pep Rally (Pastor Laurie speaks: outside of Oakland City Hall on the eve of the City Council Votes 7-0 to ban Coal in Oakland , June  2016 

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/06/27/18788194.php

Oakland City Hall hearings before the vote on No Coal in Oakland June 2016

City Council Votes 7-0 to Ban Coal in Oakland

 

Environmental Justice in the News

 

Anti-Fracking

 

Encyclical Study: Pope Francis on Climate

Encourage Senate to Continue Climate Policy 

 
Michael Phillis is right: The Trump administration’s termination of “Green Bank” contracts and attack on the EPA’s endangerment finding (“Trump revokes climate finding,” Page A1, Feb. 13) are direct assaults on serious climate action. I’m grateful that Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff have been strong climate voices, even though they voted no on HR 6938. Their votes reflect a painful trade‑off: The bill blunts some of the worst cuts to environmental programs, but also locks in expanded funding for ICE and CBP without meaningful reform or accountability for cruelty and abuse — something Padilla has explicitly condemned.
 
What has not changed is our responsibility. Let’s keep calling our senators: thank them for defending climate science and EPA funding, urge them to oppose rolling back the endangerment finding and insist that future bills never force a choice between a livable planet and basic human rights.

Social and Economic Justice in the News

 

ICJJ LJM 11 18 24 Maurice Monk

 

Other News

Blessing of the Animals

Church members and neighbors gathered at Skyline Community Church to honor their pets with an annual and unusual gift: a blessing.