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Share in securing the next decade of PCN innovation
to benefit the Peninsula community
Advance the PCN’s unprecedented achievements nationally
The Peninsula Clergy Network:
- Attaining a common, multi-faith network of every clergy person in a region
- Galvanizing and empowering the many facets of the religion sector
- Recognizing and embracing diversity
- A continuum of community building through dialogue and collaboration with clergy and civic leaders in all sectors.
- Enabling community institutions and congregations to connect as community partners to access and direct “Congregation Based Resources” (CBR)
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The mission of the Peninsula
Clergy Network is to establish an interactive
network of all clergy in San Mateo and Northern Santa Clara
Counties
in order to build knowledge, understanding and working relationships.
PCN promotes increased interaction between religious and civic leaders and the communities they jointly serve.
Key to the success of the PCN is the creation of a database, unique in the country, of the Peninsula’s 440 clergy and 350 congregations.
The
PCN has transformed the professional relationships among the
region’s clergy and forged new relations between clergy
and other civic leaders. Through the PCN, clergy of all faiths
work with civic leaders in education, business, local government,
and social services to address issues of importance to our communities.
In this work, the PCN does not advocate, urge a particular
faith, or seek religious solutions to civic and secular issues.
Instead, the PCN provides the relationships and framework for
fostering awareness, understanding, and community engagement.
The Peninsula Clergy Network’s five
ongoing initiatives enhance:
- The tone of religious tolerance
- The
capacity and impact of interfaith collaboratives
- The engagement
of clergy and congregations in the community
- The access to
the faith sector by community partners
- Multifaith awareness in
public institutions and individual congregations
- Clergy effectiveness
and satisfaction
from The Magic of Dialogue
by Daniel Yankelovich
…when dialogue is
done skillfully, the results can be extraordinary: long-standing
stereotypes dissolved, mistrust overcome, mutual understanding achieved,
visions shaped and grounded in shared purpose, people previously
at odds with one another aligned on objectives and strategies, new
common ground discovered, new perspectives and insights gained, new
levels of creativity stimulated, and bonds of community strengthened.
 10th Anniversary
Community Builders
- Rev. Eric Ackerman
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church, San Mateo
- Rev. Eileen Altman
First Congregational Church of Palo Alto
- Anonymous
- Imam Abdurrahman Anwar
- Atkinson Foundation
- Rev. Paul Bains
St. Samuel's Church of God in Christ, East Palo Alto
- Steve Bietler
Manager, Government & Public Affairs, Agilient Technologies
- Borel Private Bank and Trust Company
- Rev. Lynn Bowdish
Holy Child & St Martin's Episcopal Church, Daly City
- Fr. Jerry Brown
St. Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park
- Anne Campbell
Superintendent, San Mateo County Office of Education
- Rebecca Cooper
Executive Director, Friends for Youth
- Rev. Dirk Damonte
Los Altos United Methodist Church, Los Altos
- Danford Foundation
- Rabbi Nathaniel Ezray
Temple Beth Jacob, Redwood City
- Rabbi Daniel Feder
Peninsula Temple Sholom, Burlingame
- Patriarch Norris Finlayson
Church of Latter Day Saints, Menlo Park
- Rev. Ryuta Furumoto
San Mateo Buddhist Temple, San Mateo
- Michael Heffernan
- Rev. Jim Henderson
Believers in Christ Church of God, Redwood City
- Jorge Jaramillo
President, San Mateo County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
- Rev. Rolf Hansen
United Church of Christ, San Carlos
- Rev. Derek Harmon
Messiah Lutheran Church, Redwood City
- Rev. Chip Larrimore
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Redwood City
- Rev. Dennis Logie
- Rabbi Laurie Matzkin
Congregation Kol Emeth, Palo Alto
- Microsoft Foundation
- Rabbi Jay Miller
Executive Director, Peninsula Clergy Network
- Kevin Mullin
Council Member, City of South San Francisco
- Rev. Penny Nixon
Congregational Church of San Mateo
- Rev. Leonard Oaks
Holy Child & St Martin's Episcopal Church, Daly City
- Rev. Julia Older
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Redwood City
- Pastor Samuel Ortega
Chaplain, Mills Peninsula Health Care
- PG&E
- Barbara Pierce
Council Member, Redwood City
- Rev. Eric Robinson
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Redwood City
- Rev. Thomas Skillings
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Burlingame
- Rabbi Rebecca Stern
Peninsula Temple Sholom
- Rev. Susan Thompson
St. Edmund's Episcopal Church, Pacifica
- Dr. Linda Thor
Chancellor, Foothill-DeAnza Community College District
- Peter Uccelli Foundation
- Rev. Debbie Weatherspoon
Los Altos United Methodist Church, Los Altos
- Rev. Paul Watermulder
First Presbyterian Church, Burlingame
Join in celebrating the Peninsula Clergy Network 10th Anniversary
through your donation.
Donate online or send your donation to:
PCN P.O. Box 30 San Mateo CA 94401
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