Celebrating Music, Love & Action – The SoulFest, Will Be Held August 6-8, 2020 In The Picturesque Mountains And Lakes Region Of Gilford, New Hampshire At Gunstock Mountain Resort. Gunstock Provides An Idyllic Setting For This One-Of-A-Kind Celebration Gathering 8,000 Attendees And More Than 100 Artists And Speakers. As New England’s Largest Christian Music Festival, SoulFest Has Become A Summer Staple To Numerous Families Throughout The New England Area.
Pastor’s Forum: Sharing the Uniqueness of Jesus in our Pluralistic Culture
The Shoemaker Center for Church Renewal and the Dean’s office at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary are please to welcome Carrie Boren Headington, Canon Evangelist, Episcopal Diocese of Dallas for a combined Pastor’s Forum/Dean’s Forum on November 5, 2019. Carrie will speak on ‘Sharing the Uniqueness of Jesus in our Pluralistic Culture.’ Lunch is free for Gordon-Conwell students with registration.
Worship Night with Matt and Carla Stinton
Come join us at for a special night of Worship with Matt and Carla Stinton! Matt and Carla serve as the worship pastors at Portland Life Center, are anointed worship leaders and teach with authority on worship and songwriting. We are opening up our session with them during the Boston Worship Intensive on Saturday night, June 8! Doors open at 6 pm – bring your friends! This is going to be an amazing night!
Pentecostal Tabernacle’s Honduras Benefit Concert
Join us for an evening of music as we celebrate God’s love for the world at our Honduras Benefit Concert! For the past six years, Pentecostal Tabernacle has partnered with World Resources Group (WRG), to send a missions team to Honduras to work with mentors who have devoted their lives to serving the youth in their communities. These trips have given us the opportunity to build relationships with the children, their families, and the dedicated Honduran mentors who serve them. This year, our missions team will depart for Honduras on July 28th, and proceeds from the concert will benefit their trip. Tickets are $10, and you must purchase one to attend this event.
Date: Saturday, May 4th 2019
Location: Pentecostal Tabernacle North Campus – 77 Columbia Street, Cambridge MA 02139
Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Featured Artists: Nicole Schmidt, 7th Degree, Kamva, Caleb McCoy
Tickets: Purchased online at www.ptspice.org
Divided We Stand? Evangelicals and Catholics Search for Common Ground
Big News! UniteBoston is featured this week on the Neighborly Faith Podcast!
Neighborly Faith Podcast hosts Kevin Singer and Chris Stackaruk searched nationwide for the cutting edge of Evangelical-Catholic ecumenism, the work towards unity among Christians. They traveled to Boston and Chicago to investigate the status and future of Evangelical-Catholic relationships in these cities, interviewing pastors & priests, professors, laypersons, seminarians, and musicians from both traditions. In their extensive and exclusive interviews, they investigate: What can today’s leaders in ecumenism teach us about the future between these two traditions?
Episodes include:
- Evangelicals, Catholics, and Jesus’ Call for Unity: How should Christians follow the NT command for the Church to be one as Jesus and the Father are one?”
- First Impressions of Evangelicals/Catholics…and Why They Changed: Leaders talk about their first impressions of the other, and how those impressions are changing.
- Why is Christian Unity Difficult?: What are the hindrances Evangelicals must overcome in order to engage better with Catholics?
- What Does Christian Unity Look Like?What does unity realistically look like in our world today?
- Evangelicals and Catholics Working Together: How are Evangelicals and Catholics working together now for the betterment of their churches, communities, and societies?
Here is the link to the “Evangelicals and Catholics Working Together” episode that features UniteBoston.
Featured Guests from UniteBoston include:
- Kelly Fassett, the Founder and Executive Director of UniteBoston
- Korleen Sheridan, member of UniteBoston’s Worship Team
- Dr. Elizabeth Smith, Catholic scholar and ecumenist
- Chloe Gaydos, UniteBoston Worship Team Band Manager
- Rev. Dana Baker, Pastor of Social Justice and Multicultural Ministry at Grace Chapel and UniteBoston Board Member
“Ecumenism is us functioning as a body in which each part is playing its own role, yet there is synergy, conjunction, and coordination. I do what I can to promote a sense of honor and respect across the differences. Not that we would erase our differences but recognize them and be challenged by them. This giving and receiving is in the nature of God the Trinity”
-Kelly Fassett
Executive Director, UniteBoston
Please share this resource as widely as you are able. We’d love for the series to reach all who care about the future of Evangelical-Catholic ecumenism.
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