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Date	Time	Title	YouTube Link	Description
03/15/26	10:00:00	... Together, the Impossible Is Possible		On the 11th anniversary of worshiping in their current building, and the 6th anniversary of their first digital service, Rev. Jeff Spencer explores how gathering together—even in small groups—transforms our capacity for resilience and justice. Drawing from the Gospel story of the feeding of the five thousand, this message looks at: • How the "steep learning curve" of the 2020 pandemic made worship more accessible and inclusive. • Why Jesus organized a massive crowd into small groups of 50 and 100 to build village-like connections. • The "miracle of sharing" as a solution to economic scarcity. • How community provides the strength to practice a "love that spurs us to action," even in a divided political climate. About Niles Discovery Church: We are a vibrant, inclusive community located in Fremont, California, dedicated to peace, justice, and the transformative power of love. Follow Us: • Website: [Link] • Facebook: [Link] • Join us for Worship: Sundays at 10:00 AM (In-person and on Zoom) #NilesDiscoveryChurch #Community #SocialJustice #FremontCA #FaithInAction #InclusiveChurch	Delay
03/08/26	10:00:00	... Revealed through Nonviolence		TBD	Delay
03/01/26	10:00:00	... Great Love for God and Neighbor		Join us for a powerful reflection on the Book of Ruth with The Rev. Dr. David Vásquez-Levy, President of the Pacific School of Religion. In this sermon, Dr. Vásquez-Levy explores how ancient stories of displacement and famine speak directly to our modern struggles with political polarization and environmental crisis. By examining the "chiasmus" (reversal) within the biblical text, he illustrates how a simple covenant between two women on the margins became the turning point for an entire nation. Discover how we can "stitch together" our fragmented society through radical commitment, generational solidarity, and bottom-up community building. Highlights include: The meaning of "Bethlehem" (House of Bread) and the irony of famine. Why the covenant between Ruth and Naomi was a revolutionary act of agency. Navigating the "generational diversity" of 21st-century demographics in California and beyond. An invitation to the PSR "Learning Network" and upcoming lectures on "Faith Beyond Exclusion". About the Speaker: The Rev. Dr. David Vásquez-Levy serves as the President of the Pacific School of Religion (PSR) in Berkeley, CA. A leader in theological education, he works at the intersection of faith, migration, and social change. #Faith #BookOfRuth #SocialJustice #Seminary #PSR #CommunityBuilding #Inclusion	Delay
02/22/26	10:00:00	... So Good It Catches Us By Surprise		TBD	Delay
02/18/26	10:00:00	... All Are Invited			Delay

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