Gernaro Waheed
President
Gernaro currently serves as the president of ICUC and is founding senior project director of the Sahaba Initiative. Gernaro brings to the position an extensive resume of community service work and team management.
Gernaro currently serves as the president of ICUC and is founding senior project director of the Sahaba Initiative. Gernaro brings to the position an extensive resume of community service work and team management.
Gary shook
Vice President/Secretary
Gary has lived in the Inland Empire since 1975 and has been an active member of the local spiritual community. He is currently serving as the Vice President and Secretary for the Riverside Interfaith Council and is a former member of the San Bernardino Interfaith Council. He is the founder of Touchstone Local Council, a local council of the Covenant of the Goddess and served as its initial first officer.
Gary has lived in the Inland Empire since 1975 and has been an active member of the local spiritual community. He is currently serving as the Vice President and Secretary for the Riverside Interfaith Council and is a former member of the San Bernardino Interfaith Council. He is the founder of Touchstone Local Council, a local council of the Covenant of the Goddess and served as its initial first officer.
ANDREA BRIGGS
Treasurer
Andrea Briggs is currently the Minister for Community Engagement at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Riverside. She has been affiliated with the Riverside Interfaith Council since 2016. Through the meetings and events of the Council, she has made deep connections with others who take seriously their beliefs and practices regarding what is sacred -- Mormons, Muslims, Atheists, Jews, other kinds of Christians, and others. She is grateful for these opportunities to grow in understanding of her faith by way of others from whom she is different.
Andrea Briggs is currently the Minister for Community Engagement at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Riverside. She has been affiliated with the Riverside Interfaith Council since 2016. Through the meetings and events of the Council, she has made deep connections with others who take seriously their beliefs and practices regarding what is sacred -- Mormons, Muslims, Atheists, Jews, other kinds of Christians, and others. She is grateful for these opportunities to grow in understanding of her faith by way of others from whom she is different.