Scott Quinn

In solidarity with our local students....

One of our staff members caught this moment of students at Marin Academy participating in the National School Walkout today.

It's great to see our youth standing in solidarity on such an important issue like gun control/gun violence.

We salute and support your efforts!

If you have photos of students at other schools across Marin, be sure to tag them with or email them to [email protected]!

Love Lives in Marin (LLIM) is an initiative of the Marin Interfaith Council designed to nurture a positive, welcoming environment in Marin, and cultivate a culture of love throughout the county that reshapes our public discourse.

A part of the LLIM movement is to create opportunities for residents to engage and promote a welcoming and inclusive community.

The purpose of our monthly challenge is to help our community welcome ALL. Do our words and actions speak welcome, inclusion, and compassion here in Marin County?

To participate in the challenge, simply post your photos, videos, or written reflections and using our hashtag . We will check on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, and share your posts right here on our page so the community can see the great things you are doing!

This is truly a movement, OUR movement. So we need you to help spread the love and inclusion!

How did Leonard Nimoy create the Vulcan salute, and what blessing does it offer for misfits and outsiders?

Belong and Prosper I had tears in my eyes a few months ago when I learned Leonard Nimoy had died. He and his Star Trek character Mr. Spock felt like close, lifelong friends. I grew up watching endless hours of Star T...

Ineffectual religion clings to specific ways and forms in which we experience God/the Divine. How can we let go of the fading forms and connect with the Essence to which they point?

Taking a Space Rocket to God This is a Space Rocket Epiphyllum that lives on our front porch. The diner-plate-sized blossoms explode in shades of fuchsia and crimson and then dissolve after a couple of days. The blooms, though...