• Wade in the Water: League of Women Voters Observer Corp

    Bethel AME 714 Savannah St., Mobile, United States

    Please plan to join us for Wade in the Water’s monthly meeting, Monday, April 27, from 6 – 8 PM, at Bethel AME Church, 714 Savannah Street, Mobile. At this meeting we’ll hear from Carol Reynold of the League of Women Voters of Mobile about an exciting initiative and opportunity to contribute to fair and ... Read more

  • Open Mic Night with Terri

    Le Bouchon Wine & Tapas Bar 1903 Main Street, Daphne, Alabama

    Singing, poetry, laughs and community…its all here at Coloring the Eastern Shore’s Open Mic Night (Hosted Monthly)! Join us Wednesday, April 29 from 6–9 PM at Le bouchon Wine and ... Read more

  • May Day Strike for Equality

    Crescent Theater 208 Dauphin St., Mobile, AL, United States

    National organizations are asking us to demonstrate our collective economic power and not go to work or school or do any shopping on May 1 (if at all possible). Instead we will gather at a locally-owned and operated theater and watch "Inequality for All" to learn more about how the billionaire class is threatening our ... Read more

  • The Sum of Us: Chapter 10

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    Heather McGhee’s specialty is the American economy—and the mystery of why it so often fails the American public. From the financial crisis to rising student debt to collapsing public infrastructure, she found a common root problem: racism. But not just in the most obvious indignities for people of color. Racism has costs for white people, ... Read more

  • Love Thy Stranger

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    All are welcome to join the adult education class as they start a new journey through Bart Ehrman's book, Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience of the West. This week we will read and discuss the Introduction and Chapter 1. Valerie Mitchell will lead. You can find the reading ... Read more

  • Open Table Worship: The Serviceberry

    All Saints Chapel 151 S Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    Join us for Open Table worship (which occurs on every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month in the All Saints Chapel). We will begin with a time of prayer / meditation. This will be followed by a discussion of our new sermon-time topic, Robin Wall Kimmerer’s The Serviceberry. Reading pages 41-65. The reading can ... Read more

  • Walk through the Seven Days of Creation

    Mobile Japanese Garden 700 Forest Hill Dr., Mobile, United States

    Gulf Coast Creation Care invites you to join them on a walking prayer meditation at the newly renovated Mobile Japanese Garden on Saturday, May 16. The event will be led by Rev. Bob Donnell who will guide us through the "Seven Days of Creation." Mobile Japanese Garden is one of the locations of our self-guided ... Read more

  • All Roads Lead to the South: Montgomery Voting Rights Demonstration

    James Seals Community Center 540 Texas St, Mobile, AL, United States

    LOWER ALABAMA, LET’S SHOW UP! We are working to fill FIVE buses traveling from Mobile to Montgomery for the “All Roads Lead to the South” Voting Rights Rally on Saturday, May 16. Buses depart Mobile around 10:00 AM Rally begins in Montgomery at 1:00 PM FREE transportation FREE refreshments provided Children 12 & up are ... Read more

  • Love Thy Stranger: Chapter 2

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    All are welcome to join the adult education class as they start a new journey through Bart Ehrman’s book, Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience of the West. This week we will read and discuss Chapter 2.

  • MCCRP Lynching Marker Ceremony

    Prichard Municipal Stadium 222 Coach W. Harold Clark Dr., Prichard, Alabama

    The Mobile County Community Remembrance Project is placing it's second set of lynching markers on Sunday afternoon, May 17 at 2 pm along the Whistler Trail in Prichard. This ceremony will commemorate the extrajudicial killings of Zachariah Graham (on March 31, 1881 near the Train Depot) and James Lewis (on June 6,1919, near the Prichard ... Read more