The Christian Science Church provides weekly Sunday services based on the Quarterly Bible Lessons, which include teachings from the Bible and from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, written by the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy.
The Church also hosts Wednesday evening testimony meetings in which participants are invited to share testimonies of inspiration and healing gained from their study of Christian Science.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church of Palo Alto provides worship services every Saturday morning lead by Minister Steve Constantine, with a focus on becoming close to Jesus and learning from the Bible. The church also conducts a Wednesday-night prayer. Minister of Music Dr. Sophia Cho conducts a choir that performs monthly, with a music festival every autumn.
Saint Andrews is a diverse, inclusive church that welcomes people of all ages, races, classes, genders, sexual orientations and abilities. Led by Rev. David Park, it offers numerous opportunities for members to worship and participate in social and religious activities, including nature outings, Bible study, meditation, Sunday school and more.
Saint Andrews supports the South Palo Alto Food Closet and provides a monthly Parents Night Out that offers children "food, fun and fellowship" so adults can have the night free.
Keddem Congregation is a community-led, Reconstructionist Jewish congregation and any person over 13 years of age may apply for membership. It is committed to infusing tradition with new meaning, and has various events and services, including adult education classes and Torah study. Check out its monthly lecture series: Bagels, Lox, and Learning on the second Sunday of every month.
Sound of Hope Radio Network is a radio network in Palo Alto that has several Chinese radio stations connected to it. This office is the headquarters and place from where all the disc jockeys broadcast. There are no other offices in the area, and the radio stations broadcast in the greater Bay Area.
The American Federation of Government Employees represents the rights and needs of individuals employed by the government. This particular location, Local 2110, covers the Veteran's Hospital in which it is located, representing the Federal Employees who serve America's Veterans at the Palo Alto Health Care System by providing them with necessary information and empowerment.
The Mitchell Park Library carries an extensive collection of fiction and nonfiction, periodicals and reference materials. This library offers loaner laptops and regular Internet terminals.
Wesley United Methodist Church offers worship and ministries to students at Stanford and the surrounding community in Palo Alto. Services include Sunday worship, bible study groups and more.
The church website publishes scripture readings weekly for all to see.
Since 1962, Committee for Green Foothills has been dedicated to protecting and preserving the hills, forests, creeks, wetlands, and coastal lands of the San Francisco Peninsula through grassroots education, planning and legislative advocacy.
Projects include establishing protective growth control policies and creating new protective land use policies. It is a non-profit organization that welcomes volunteer help, donations and support from foundations and corporations. Sign up for the monthly newsletter, Green Footnotes.
Manus & Associates is a literary agency representing independent authors nationwide. It is one of the few major agencies on the West Coast. It was founded by Jillian Manus in 1994 and has developed a reputation for getting books published. The agency accepts and will review unsolicited manuscripts; check the website for submission guidelines.
Jehovah's Witness Hall is conveniently located off Alma, near the San Antonio thoroughfare, and provides English and Spanish language services to an active, diverse congregation.
The group promotes tolerance, and diverges from other Christian denominations in that it avoids politics and evangelism, instead deriving its traditions from what it believes to be a more literal interpretation of the Bible, which it believes teaches against such activities.
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan advocacy group that has worked since 1920 to further goals of citizen policy education and awareness. The group provides explanations of ballot measures and their affect on various citizen groups, including women, before every major election. The Palo Alto league hosts several voter education events which may be accessed through its Web site.