Now Hiring: Summer Staff Positions Working with Youth
We’re looking for six passionate and committed individuals to join us this summer! Do you care deeply about young people and want to make a lasting impact? Boston Project Ministries […]
Nurturing Relational Connections Across Boston's Christian Community
Photo & Video Highlights from our “Fortify” Gathering
We’re looking for six passionate and committed individuals to join us this summer! Do you care deeply about young people and want to make a lasting impact? Boston Project Ministries […]
Join for this casual yet structured way on Saturday May 24 from 12:30pm to 4:30pm to meet up to 60 other Christian singles from the Boston Area and follow-up easily afterwards. We expect over 100 Christian Singles to attend this event like last time, and will separate the sign-ups into two groups again to facilitate […]
The Director of Campus Ministry is responsible for leading and managing the Campus Ministry Department. This role involves fostering the faith formation, spiritual growth, and liturgical life of the Assumption community, while supporting the Catholic and Assumptionist mission of the University. Job responsibilities and qualifications, along with a link to the application, are available at […]
Hello UniteBoston friends and colleagues, Devlin and I are excited to invite you to a special gathering of leaders as part of the National Book Tour Stop in Massachusetts for the new release: You Only Get What You’re Organized to Take: Lessons from the Movement to End Poverty by Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis and Noam Sandweiss-Back of the Kairos Center Click here […]
Join us for a night of music and stories as we celebrate the work of Send Relief Boston. Come by the Well Coffee House on Saturday, May 31st, drink a cup of coffee, and enjoy live performances by amazing local artists. Doors open at 6:30 pm, concert begins at 7 pm. Free Entrance!
Come and see how churches are creatively using their buildings for community impact! Are you leading a church, serving on a ministry team, or a member of the community partnering with a church? Get a front row seat to how churches in Greater Boston are innovatively using their spaces on two upcoming field trips: Church-Based […]
The purpose of this event is to bring together all children of God around the New England area regardless of Culture, race, or ethnicity for a memorable and uplifting the […]
Experience the Power of God with Pastor Benny Hinn in New England! Are you ready for a life-changing encounter with God? Join world-renowned evangelist Pastor Benny Hinn for an unforgettable time of worship, healing, and miracles at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in New England! For decades, Pastor Benny Hinn has been a powerful voice in the body of Christ, leading […]
Hosted by the Leighton Ford Initiative in Theology, the Arts, and Gospel Witness, this three-day retreat will provide an opportunity to prayerfully approach pains and blockers in your relationship with God, […]
What does starlight, Brazilian food, and a Christian DJ share in common? You'll find them all and more at the Sunday August 10th, 2025 Christian Singles Sunset Cruise Around the Boston Harbor! Our private boat has room for 200 people. Sign-ups begin soon starting with those who are members of the free Boston Area Christian […]
What is the meaning of sanctuary over the next four years? With the removal of the “sensitive locations” policy, the growing resistance towards sanctuary cities, and increased rhetoric on mass […]
Every Sunday eve I find myself checking email for the arrival of your weekly newsletter. I love it. Unite Boston is such a gem! It helps me organize my priorities for the week. I think church unity among Christians gets much in the way of lip service but precious little in the way of concrete action. Your organization is a bright, shiny example of the power of reaching out to ... everybody. Bless you.
Thank you again for a beautiful evening together in prayer at your church. You could see that none of us wanted to leave! The incredible reflections, song and movement created a Well of Faith to drink from that was wonderful to share and deeply edifying.
When we shared last night that we were born in the Catholic Church but not limited to it, we didn't explain that we are also the first "collective" spirituality in the Church. In practice what that means is that we gain a lot on our journey toward God by journeying together - with and through one another. I wanted to share personally that last night's time with all of you renewed a deep sense of hope that I was lacking and needed; and that it really has me digging deeper with the question that Jesus asks Martha at the tomb. Do I really believe this (no, I mean, really, really)?...believe that our Savior has got this. Got it all... So thank you all for being that catalyst for me. It is a precious gift to journey and grow in faith together.
Thank you UniteBoston for promoting our event! We were very happy with the attendance as at least 60% were not from Highrock. Thank you for your work.
UniteBoston has been a moving force in the city of Boston. To receive their newsletters has allowed me to hear and see God’s work and how He is moving in the city. We run an organization in Haiti and UniteBoston has allowed me to connect with other local Haitians, churches, organizations, and events. As we see God moving in our city I believe it is important that we come together on one front and UniteBoston has begun to birth that unity.
I am a pastor who is an immigrant and established a new church and ministry one year ago. Through UniteBoston I met many ministers in Boston, and I was able to have fellowship with them. I was able to learn many things from them and the information that UniteBoston provides. I was impressed so much by the purpose of UniteBoston and UniteBoston’s members’ sacrificial devotion to God that I have been praying for UniteBoston ever since I met UniteBoston’s team members. I think that the UniteBoston ministry is very important in these days and I pray that God may support its ministry abundantly so that it can produce much fruit for God’s salvation work through its church-uniting ministry.
I applaud the efforts of my good friends at UniteBoston as they have served to connect the body of Christ in our city. We need their vision and hard work to bring the church together to better serve the purpose of God in Boston.
I appreciate UniteBoston's grassroots efforts to connect the Christian community in Greater Boston. The Emmanuel Gospel Center places a high value on Christian unity and cooperation, and I am grateful for UniteBoston's energy and creativity in bringing these ideals to a more tangible reality.
UniteBoston is pioneering a vision that originates in God's heart: to see us transition from a church divided by denominational and ethnic enclaves, to a city-wide Church with a common identity in Jesus Christ and unbreakable love for one another.
UniteBoston has been very helpful as I have transitioned to living in the city. I truly feel connected to other Christians in Boston simply because UB has made it easy for me! Also, it’s been a great way for Starlight Ministries to expand its support base and have a larger voice in the Christian community. I’m thankful for UB both personally and professionally.
It was through the UniteBoston website that I was made aware of many important events in the city beyond my usual circle of contacts.
UniteBoston has already made countless connections across cultural lines and has the potential to be a powerful tool through which God unites the Church, and ultimately the Greater Boston community.
UniteBoston is committed to the causes of Christ and the re-establishment of true unity.
This forum has opened my eyes to the many ways the Church is expanding and meeting critical needs, by providing opportunities for leadership development, community empowerment and social services. It is truly creating a framework within which separate missions can come together and share resources so that we can do God’s work in this city more effectively.
PEER Servants has benefited by additional attendees in many of our events since we started posting those events through UniteBoston. Beyond the numbers, there is the blessing of breaking down our organizational borders and gaining a sense that we are all part of something much bigger than our own missions or taglines.