About Us
Founded in 2012, the Peninsula Multifaith Coalition (located on the mid peninsula of the San Francisco bay area) is a group of faith congregations and organizations working together on projects to improve our community. This volunteer led coalition holds or supports several events each year, such as the Peninsula Multifaith Day of Service on MLK Jr. Day, Interfaith Prayers for Peace in the summer, and the annual Peninsula Freedom Seder, held in the spring.
Our Mission: The Peninsula Multifaith Coalition brings together our diverse faith communities to build bridges of understanding and respect. We stand together with humility to acknowledge our common values, learn from one another and serve our wider world.
OUR PARTNERS
Our members include
over 25 congregations, representing all major
world religions.
OUR IMPACT
Many events and activities are organized throughout the year to educate and improve our local communities together.
OUR STORIES
We share information about our religions and backgrounds to promote mutual understanding
and respect.
Upcoming Events
JOHN LEWIS DAYS OF ADVOCACY
Wednesday, June 30 at 7 pm
Book Discussion of “March: Book 1”
by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell
Zoom Event
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PMC BOOK GROUP
Tuesday, July 13 at 7 pm
Book discussion of Fethullah Gulen: Why a Muslim Scholar in Pennsylvania Matters to the World by Jon Pahl.
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JOHN LEWIS DAYS OF ADVOCACY
Saturday, July 24 at 7:30 pm
Discussion and Showing of the Movie “Good Trouble”
LDS Church Parking Lot, Foster City
in-person event
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JOHN LEWIS DAYS OF ADVOCACY
Sunday, August 15 at 1:00 pm
Multifaith Gathering. Prayer Service, Poster Making, Anti-Racism March
Central Park, San Mateo
in-person event
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MLK Day 2021 Video
Our Compassionate Support: The Peninsula Multifaith Coalition stands in compassionate support of our neighbors and friends who might be experiencing a heightened sense of uncertainty in these challenging times. We are Buddhists, Christians, Jews, Muslims and Hindus with varying political perspectives who know that what we have in common is infinitely more important than what separates us. We have a special concern for those who are fleeing physical violence, war and religious persecution and urge all people and governments to cooperate fully in seeking the best solutions to meet human needs and relieve suffering. Many of our members will be working to ensure the safety of our neighbors. To learn more or to become involved, contact us.
Get Involved
JOIN US
We hope you will join us for an upcoming community event.
SUPPORT US
Your generosity makes our work possible, and donations are tax-deductible.
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