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November 2023
Job Openings: College Access Program Coach
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…
Find out more »Boston Flourish 2023
WHAT: Gather with the dreamers and doers of our city to activate and partner towards a Boston where everyone flourishes. At this gathering, we will celebrate the many ways that God has been and is presently at work in the city and further this work by connecting together to strategically address issues facing Boston residents. This year, our key impact areas are human trafficking, youth mental health, and migrant care. Key organizations addressing these areas will present the current state…
Find out more »Millennial Meetup: Friendsgiving Potluck
You are invited to join us for Pentecostal Tabernacles's Millennial Meetup: Friendsgiving Potluck! This will take place on Sunday, November 19th at 2:00 p.m. at 100 Pier 4 building Club Room (3rd Floor). The address to 100 Pier 4 is 100 Pier Four Blvd, Boston, MA 02210. Come celebrate the season in the company of friends and adopted family! Register here by clicking this link: https://ptspice.org/.../millennial-meetup-friendsgiving.../ for the potluck, and we’ll see you there!
Find out more »Dean’s Forum: Small Town, Big Gospel: Ministry in Small Places
Join us on Tuesday, November 28 for the final Dean’s Forum of 2023! For decades now, evangelicals have implicitly (and sometimes explicitly) privileged and prioritized ministry in big cities and suburbs. After all, that’s where the action is, that’s where to go in order to make your life count, to influence influencers, to shape culture. The Apostle Paul focused on cities. A small church in a no-name town doesn’t have the same cachet or importance. But for those of us…
Find out more »December 2023
Giving Machines
"Giving Machines" are coming to Greater Boston - they'll be at CambridgeSide from December 1 through December 31, 2023. The Giving Machine is a special vending machine with a twist: users can interact with the Giving Machine, located on Level 1 at CambridgeSide, to purchase donations to local charities. Visitors can make donations by purchasing items ranging in price from $5 to $150 and include staples such as clothing and hygiene items, meals and school supplies, to livestock and life-saving…
Find out more »The Dark Hours of Advent
The Dark Hours of Advent A song cycle based on Rainer Maria Rilke's Book of Hours Composed by Christopher Greco, piano and vocals With guest musicians Cliff Chuang, Pierson Wetzel, and Andy Young English translations of poems by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy English translation of Rilke's letters by Stephen Mitchell This program will include excerpts of advent hymns and readings. Sunday, December 10, 6:30 p.m. Reservoir Church, The Chapel 15 Notre Dame Avenue Cambridge, MA 02140 "Pay what you can"…
Find out more »January 2024
UniteBoston Fundraising Party at PKL
Save the Date and join us for UniteBoston's Fundraising Party at PKL on January 14! Start off 2024 with some fun with the UniteBoston community. This year's fundraiser will be at PKL, a venue in South Boston where we will have the lounge area to hang out, play cornhole and shuffleboard, eat great food, and hear about what is coming next for UB. This is our seventh annual fundraiser - there is no cost to attend, but there will be…
Find out more »2024 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is an international initiative where Christians worldwide are reminded of Jesus’ prayer for his disciples that “they may be one so that the world may believe” (John 17:21). Locally, UniteBoston coordinates evening collaborative gatherings of fellowship, prayer and worship from January 18-25 annually. This year’s theme, liturgies, and prayer guides were developed together by Christian churches from Burkina Faso in western Africa. This year’s theme is based on the text from the Gospel of…
Find out more »February 2024
Evangelicalism, Identity, and Culture: Challenges and Opportunities
Sponsored by Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary's Hamilton Dean's Office: The evangelical church, especially in North America, has come to a serious time of self-reflection in the past few years. The clash with an increasingly secularized and polarized society is causing evangelicals to reflect deeply on their identity and how they interact with the culture. In the book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, Carl Trueman traces the evolution of cultural shifts from the eighteenth to the twenty-first century, leading…
Find out more »God’s Design For Love – Valentine’s Day Gala
Celebrate love's divine blueprint at our Valentine's Day Gala, where passion meets elegance in a night of enchantment and romance! Join High School/College students and young adults from around the city for dinner, live entertainment, prizes, and special panel discussion focusing on "God's Design For Love"! For more information, contact churchcollaborativegroup@gmail.com or (508) 928-7767!
Find out more »MANIFEST Live Concert
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)
Find out more »March 2024
Gordon-Conwell Explore Seminary: CUME
We invite you to get a taste of life at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary! Prospective students are invited to join us Saturday March 16 for Explore Seminary, a half day event held at Gordon-Conwell’s Campus for Urban Ministerial Education (CUME) in Boston, MA, where you will learn about academics, community life, and financial aid. Please register here to attend this free event, including lunch. This event may be attended in-person or virtually by Zoom (link provided upon registration). Event Schedule 9:30a.m. – 10:00 a.m. —…
Find out more »STEM Cohort Spring 2024
Do you work in STEM, or a related field, or are you just interested in science/technology? Join Boston Fellows for the spring term STEM Cohort. For 6 Sunday afternoons, we’ll gather for rich theological and practical conversations about how to live out our Christian faith in contexts shaped by science and technology, facilitated by a curriculum of technological, practical, and devotional readings. Six weeks, Sundays, 4pm-6pm, starting Sunday, March 17th Park Street Church, 1 Park Street, Boston Tuition is $50…
Find out more »Have You Got Good Religion? Black Women’s Faith, Courage, and Moral Leadership
Please join us on March 20 for an event with Dr. AnneMarie Mingo as she discusses her recently released and groundbreaking book Have You Got Good Religion? Black Women's Faith, Courage, and Moral Leadership. It is the first book-length examination of the religious lives, influences, and theologies of women in the Civil Rights Movement since Rosetta Ross's 2003 book Witnessing and Testifying. And it's the first book-length treatment of the role of "everyday" women in the movement ever published. Mingo constructs a lived theology…
Find out more »Boston Anti-trafficking Prayer Team
Route One Ministry (www.lovebyrouteone.org) is excited to announce the official launch of the Boston Anti-trafficking Prayer Team! What does this mean? At Route One we believe that prayer is powerful. Our dream is to expand our service to more women by launching an outreach team that goes into the downtown Boston clubs. Going into a new club can be daunting, but we believe in a love that is stronger than the darkness. We plan to devote the next three months to prayer for the Boston club. Would you and others…
Find out more »Good Friday Public Worship & Action for Ceasefire
Join us on Good Friday, March 29, at 4PM at Faneuil Hall* Square to make it known: as Christians and people of faith, we demand a ceasefire now. Good Friday, March 29, 4PM 1 Faneuil Hall* Sq, Boston, MA 02109 (map) RSVP at: https://bit.ly/goodfridayaction This Holy Week, we follow in the steps of Jesus who resisted the forces of violence and oppression even to the point of death on a cross, and triumphed over them in his resurrection. On Good…
Find out more »Easter Vigil: A Journey from Death to Life
Join us for a special Easter Vigil service downtown, in spacious Converse Hall. Hosted annually by Church of the Cross since 2011, this marks the apex of the Christian calendar, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. This profound service, a liturgical symphony of light, word, water, and communion, embodies the Christian journey from death to life, from darkness to light. It is a night to encounter the living God, who calls us out of the tomb and…
Find out more »April 2024
Candlelight Taizé Service of Prayer
On the first Tuesdays of the month October - May at 7:30 pm we host a Candlelight Taizé service led by Stephanie Hollenberg (cantor) and Luke Concannon (guitar) at the Swedenborg Chapel 50 Quincy Street in Harvard Square. All our welcome to join us for this contemplative service of music, words and silence! If you can’t join us in person you can access our live stream of this evening here: https://fb.me/e/9aARrZtVP About Taizé: The Taizé Community is an ecumenical Christian brotherhood…
Find out more »Job Opportunities at Park Street School
Park Street School (PSS) is hiring for the 2024-2025 school year! Located in the heart of Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood, PSS offers a continuous, integrated, Christian-based learning environment to students from toddler to grade six. Exemplifying a Christian worldview, Park Street School is an equal opportunity employer and is continuously striving to maintain a faculty and staff with varying backgrounds and cultural experiences. Values that we hold high are trustworthiness, honesty, diligence, open communication, fairness, and politeness. All employees…
Find out more »One: Following Jesus’ Call to Unity
A documentary film on the sobering history of cultural and denominational divisions in the church, and some of the ways folks have worked and are working to bridge those divisions (featuring N.T. Wright, Fr. Richard Rohr, Brian McLaren, Lisa Sharon Harper, Bishop Robert Barron, Fr. Demetrios Tonias and many others). Join us to watch part 1 of the film, followed by a 30-minute conversation at Assumption College in Worcester. RSVP by emailing Scott Brill, Director of The Initiative, scott@theinitiative.org
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