A night of Christian Hip-hop, Celebrating “MANIFEST” the new album from Freddrick HalleluYAH!!! and Christ Like Muzik Group. Special guests: Disciple (D.I.) & D-Rock.
Music and Audio by DJ ChrisTheodat (Royal Circle Multimedia)
Nurturing Relational Connections Across Boston's Christian Community
A night of Christian Hip-hop, Celebrating “MANIFEST” the new album from Freddrick HalleluYAH!!! and Christ Like Muzik Group. Special guests: Disciple (D.I.) & D-Rock.
Music and Audio by DJ ChrisTheodat (Royal Circle Multimedia)
Join us for a ministry training day based on principles from the book It’s Personal: Five Questions You Should Answer to Give Every Kid Hope. Co-authors Reggie Joiner and Rev. Dr. Virginia Ward will provide relevant and practical insights and resources for ministry volunteers and leaders who work with children and teenagers. This training is contextualized for application in the urban church context of Greater Boston and will prove invaluable for those eager to effectively disciple the next generation.
Position: Program Coach, Passport to College
Organization Information: The Boston Higher Education Resource Center (Boston HERC) is a Boston-based non-profit organization that works to equip first-generation youth to succeed in higher education institutions, break the cycle of poverty, and become agents of change in their communities. Programmatically, the Boston HERC’s Passport to College Program places well-trained Program Coaches in 10 non-exam Boston Public High Schools to help students navigate the processes of applying to college, securing financial aid, and preparing for the start of their college career.
Position Overview: The Program Coach is assigned to one or two Boston Public High Schools, and, from an in-school setting, supports, mentors, and resources 1st generation students of color in the college application process and for career readiness.
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Send a resume and cover letter to: Chief Executive Officer, Carolina De Jesus, cdejesus@bostonherc.org and Program Director, Junardy Jean-Charles, jjeancharles@bostonherc.org to apply.
Are you passionate about engaging the youth in your church? Do you need more resources for your church’s youth? Would you like training from national youth ministry voices? Apply to the 2024 #MyFaith Cohort! The #MyFaith Youth Ministry Team at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s Campus for Urban Ministerial Education in Boston is excited to announce that applications are open for the 2024 #MyFaith Cohort! Applications are due Friday, November 10th, 2023. Apply here!
#MyFaith is for churches of color who are developed in youth ministry, growing in youth ministry but not fully developed, or building from the ground up.
To qualify you must have middle and/or high school students who attend your church, commit to a full year of training (2 excused absences permitted), and be able to attend the first training on Saturday, January 20th, 2024.
We are also hosting two 45-minute Info Sessions at 7pm on Monday, October 30th and Monday, November 6th via Zoom. Anyone interested can register for the info session(s) here!
For more information, contact #MyFaith Administrator Katelyn Hannan: khannan1@gordonconwell.edu.
Boston high school students are paid to study ancient Nubia and current black studies topics through the DuBois Nubian Junior Research Fellowship. City of Boston pays students to work 5 hours each day, Mon- Fri, July 10 – Aug 11. They meet in person at Harvard University Mon and Wed, online on Tue and Thur and go on fun field trips on Fridays. Guided by undergraduates and expert lecturers, students study, discuss and write about a variety of topics related to the African kingdom of Nubia and to life in the black community. In doing so they sharpen their academic skills, build a network of peers and role models and learn about important aspects of African American studies.