Glide Memorial’s annual Thanksgiving meal and celebration will feed thousands of people Thursday in-person and on the streets of the city. Volunteers spent the morning carving turkey and ham ahead of a breakfast scheduled for 7:30 a.m. The event will also feature a roving vaccination clinic. This year’s tradition is the first Thanksgiving the community is celebrating after the death of Rev. Cecil Williams, Glide’s charismatic spiritual leader. Williams passed away in April at 94 years old. He preached about unconditional love and inclusion, and is credited for transforming the church and community to support those experiencing poverty, homelessness, and addiction. San Jose 21 hours ago Silicon Valley Turkey Trot celebrates 20th annual Thanksgiving race bay area weather 3 hours ago Forecast: Chilly Thanksgiving morning, nice afternoon Thanksgiving Nov 26 How to watch and stream the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade