Upcoming Events
November 2018
Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting
A different theme is presented weekly to draw attention to the directions and solutions outlined in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. This is a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and only alcoholics may attend. Newcomers are welcome but, no court cards will be signed. Annual birthdays are celebrated and new attendees are acknowledged. Meetings are held Tuesdays from 7-8pm in Room 10.
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WW (Weight Watchers)
November notice: There will be no meeting here on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 22. To accommodate members, a workshop will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 8:30am. WW is a leading, global provider of weight management services committed to providing a comprehensive approach to weight loss based on the latest scientific thinking. For more than 45 years, they have helped millions of people around the world lose weight through the fundamental learnings of safe and healthy weight loss. Their approach…
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Kalanjali: Dance of India
All levels of authentic, classical forms of Bharatanatyam are taught to age’s first grade thru high school. Kalanjali: Dances Of India believes that dance has the power to promote a healthy self-image and enhance essential life skills that go beyond those acquired in dance classes. Teachers aim to teach the most authentic classical form of Bharatanatyam as they were taught in India, and also to impress upon students a love for dance, and an understanding of its antiquity, scientifically evolved…
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Sacramento Native American Believers Fellowship
Helping Native Americans and all people to find faith and life in Jesus Christ and fulfill their God-given place in the Body of Christ worldwide. All are welcome. Sunday church service: 10:30am in Room 10.
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Write for Rights
Amnesty International hosts their largest annual human rights campaign, "Write for Rights”, on Human Rights Day, Monday, December 10 from 4-8 p.m. in Room 10. On this day people around the world write letters, emails and tweets to government officials on behalf of people who need urgent help. Through the power of collective action, these letters convince officials to free people unjustly imprisoned and end other abuses. This year’s 11 cases are women human rights defenders under threat. All materials…
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