Earlier today, the San Francisco Interfaith Council (SFIC) hosted the 44th in a series of weekly COVID-19 response briefings for faith leaders. Today's program highlighted the San Francisco Police Department Community Chaplaincy program, which provides care for community members and first responders during emergencies. The program's Coordinator Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer spoke to the work of the chaplaincy, free trainings for community members and how individuals can get involved as Community Chaplains or part of the Community Response Teams that provide support to diverse communities and nonviolence support at protests.

Presentation (3/25/2021)

on Zoom on Saturday, April 17, 2021, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM PST. Register here!

For additional information please contact:

Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer at megan.m.rohrer@sfgov.org  or 415-990-6540

Also participating were Zoom Briefing Moderator/SFIC Executive Director Michael Pappas, SFIC Board Chair/Shanti Project Executive Director Kaushik Roy, San Francisco Night Ministry Executive Director/Director of Clinical Pastoral Education Rev. Trent Thornley, San Francisco Police Department Sergeant Art Howard, Greater Life Four Square Gospel Church Pastor Sonya Brunswick, Saint Mary and Saint Martha Lutheran Church Pastor/San Francisco Night Ministry Director of Community Programs Coordinator Rev. Monique Ortiz and St. Brendan Church Pastor/SFPD Chaplain Fr. Michael Quinn.  Special appreciation is extended to SFIC Program/Administrative Associate Cynthia Zamboukos and COVID Command Center's Joint Information Center Community Partners Group Coordinator John McKnight, Virtual Outreach Team Coordinator Tré Russell Allen, Producer Alisa Kerawala, assisted by Lead Sharon Walton. 

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