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The coalition, which seeks to be the bridge between community need and volunteers who want to be of service, dispatched the volunteers, aged 5 years and above, to 25 sites around the Peninsula to beautify school gardens, sing to seniors at local nursing homes, craft gifts for babies and children in hospitals, prepare meals for veterans and families in shelters, and enhance children’s reading skills. In 1968, King encouraged his congregation to seek greatness, but to do so through service and love. He ended the sermon by imagining his own funeral, downplaying his famous achievements and emphasizing his heart to do right. Peninsula Multifaith Coalition strives to live up to the words of King, “Everybody can be great because everybody can serve.”.

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I caught the afternoon performance — the program also repeated in the evening — and again was bowled over by this orchestra’s steady way of rising to the challenges of this summer event. How it learns such quantities of intricate new music so well in so short a time is one of those mysteries. Clearly, the players covet their annual Cabrillo immersion; the festival’s hothouse commitment to expanding classical repertory is unique, and the musicians keep returning each year, even though payment is a mere $64 a day.