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From SFBC:

As part of Bike Month in May, SF Bicycle Coalition members are working in partnership with the San Francisco Interfaith Council to create a Bike to Worship Week from Sunday, May 25 to Sunday, June 1, 2014.

Throughout the week various congregations will celebrate biking to their place of worship. Congregations may sign up and choose which day they wish to participate and promote members of their organization on that day to bike. We invite and encourage all local places of worship to participate. When you sign up you will receive a free Bike to Worship toolkit to help with your event.

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All Week May 25-June 1
Congregation Emanu-El (Two Lake St)

Sunday, May 25
St Thomas’ Anglican Church (2725 Sacramento St)
St. John of God (1290 Fifth Ave)

Friday, May 30
Congregation Sha’ar Zahav (290 Dolores St)

Saturday, May 31
Congregation B’Nai Emunah (3595 Taraval St)
Congregation Sha’ar Zahav (290 Dolores St)
San Francisco Zen Center (300 Page St)
St. John of God (1290 Fifth Ave)

Sunday, June 1
First Congregational Church of San Francisco UCC (1300 Polk St)
First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco (1187 Franklin St)
San Francisco Lighthouse Church (1337 Sutter St)
Calvary Presbyterian Church (2515 Fillmore St)
St. James Episcopal Church (4620 California St)
LDS Sunset Ward (1601 22nd Ave)
St. John of God (1290 Fifth Ave)
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church (1031 Franklin St)
Trinity Lutheran Church (333 Woodland Ave, San Rafael)

Sunday, June 8
St. Ignatius Church (650 Parker Ave)

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