Meditation with Min. Imhotep- Sunday from 10:00 – 10:25 AM
Sunday, November 22nd, 2020
*If you are not on our mailing list, contact any community member or email your request: info@wosecommunity.org to request the service password.
Sunday, November 15th, 2020
Speaker:
Minister Maille Latham
This Week's Featured Speaker & Topic:
Wednesday November 18th, 2020
Dr. Monica "Moe" Anderson
"Dentist, Author and Motivational Speaker"
(in addition to being Min. Imhotep's Cousin!)
Every Wednesday
Hosted by Minister Imhotep
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Gain valuable knowledge of subjects important to our community today.
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November Schedule:
NEXT "LIVE" ZOOM CLASS SAT. NOV.21st
All future Classes on Saturday at 5pm
(next classes: 11/21, 11/28 and 12/5)
8 Week Course
(Every Other Saturday)
Beginning Saturday, October 10th
5pm PST
CORRECTED!!
ZOOM MEETING ID:
871 4629 2716
Same password as Service
If you are interested in participating, please email info@wosecommunity.org
or register on Wo'se Facebook.
We are using What’sApp to communicate in the class and interact with Dr. Pokuaa during the week. She will also post video instructions. Download the app to participate. Online curriculum provided on What’sApp weekly.Email info@wosecommunity.org to be included in the WhatsApp group.
Class taught by Nana Pokuaa Arthur. She is a language professor at Kwame Nkrumba University of Science and Technology.
KNUST is located in Kumasi, Ghana.
Our Communnity
All people of African descent are welcome to Wo'se Community of The Sacred African Way
Wo'se Community Church
Our flagship church began in Oakland in 1980. We are located at 8924 Holly St, Oakland, CA 9462.
Phone: (510) 632-8230
Wo'se Church (Sacramento)
Our second church is located in Sacramento. It is located at 4311 Attawa Ave, Sacramento, CA 95822.
Phone: (916) 476-6640
Ile Omode School
Ile Omode is an African-centered school founded by Wo'se Community of the Sacred African Way in Oakland.Ile Omode is located at 8924 Holly St, Oakland, CA 94621.
Phone: (510) 632-8230
ABOUT US
Who We Are
The Wo’se Community of The Sacred African Way was founded in 1980 as a spiritual institution devoted to the needs of African Americans. Our beliefs and practices have evolved over the years based on our study, experiences and unique mission. We believe the teachings of our elders and our ancestors that the Creator God created the universe and all life, and has placed in each of us a part of the Divine Spirit.
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