ICP Videos
Interfaith Prayer Service for
San Francisco Mayor-Elect Edwin Lee
On January 7, 2012, ICP and the San Francisco Interfaith Council hosted an Interfaith Prayer Service for San Francisco Mayor Lee on the Eve of his Inauguration at the Presidio Chapel. Here are some excerpts from the service.
2012 World AIDS Day Service
AIDS has touched the lives of millions of people of their regardless of race, gender, nationality, or religion. In response to this ongoing crisis, people of many faith traditions came together to pray, share their stories, and give each other and the world spiritual support. This service was sponsored by the Interfaith Center at the Presidio, the San Francisco Interfaith Council, and St. Mark's Lutheran Church, SF. Thanks to all who participated and bravely shared their stories.
Money & Soul: Lynne Twist with Charles Gibbs
Lynne Twist's extensive work as a worldwide fundraiser offers unique perspectives on the purpose of money and its use in the community. When infused with expressions of our heart and soul, our money and its use can become a truly meaningful part of our lives and communities. Lynne & Charles discuss the intersection of money and spirit as a rich and fertile place, suggesting new ways for giving and receiving money in the social-profit arena.
(September 13, 2011)
A Conversation with Michael Krasny
On Monday, December 13, the Interfaith Center at the Presidio, San Francisco Interfaith Council and the United Religions Initiative presented an evening with Michael Krasny at the Presidio Chapel. In a conversation with Rev. Canon Charles Gibbs, director of the URI, Krasny, acclaimed host of KQED's Forum, professor at San Francisco State University, and author of Spiritual Envy: An Agnostic's Quest,spoke about his spiritual search and how he came to write the book.
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The Interfaith Center at the Presidio was created to welcome, serve, and celebrate the diverse spiritual wisdom and faith traditions of the Bay Area. At home in the Main Post Interfaith Chapel, the Center is networked with hundreds of interfaith groups locally and globally. We share a common commitment: to promote daily, enduring interfaith cooperation, to end religiously motivated violence, and to create cultures of peace, justice, and healing for the Earth and all living beings.
Born in the aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the San Francisco Interfaith Council has for 20 years brought people of different faith traditions together, bringing spiritual comfort at times of crisis, building understanding among various religious traditions, celebrating our diversity, and coordinating services to the citizens of San Francisco.
URI (United Religions Initiative) is an internationally recognized interfaith network active in 78 countries with its global office in San Francisco, California. We cultivate and connect grassroots change-makers across religious, cultural and geographic boundaries, harnessing their collective power to take on religiously motivated violence and social, economic and environmental crises that destabilize regions and contribute to poverty.
