Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
Pathways to Peace: Essential Communication Skills for Christian Leaders In an increasingly polarized world, even within the church, how can Christian leaders foster peace and understanding? Join us for the Pathways to Peace live-online 4-week series, designed to equip leaders with essential communication skills and spiritual formation tools. The series will be held on Saturdays, […]
"If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." (John 8:31-32) "VERITAS" - Harvard’s motto "Truth" inscribed on gates, doorways, and sculptures all over campus Join UniteBoston's Sankofa cohort for Legacy of Slavery at Harvard University tour, which uncovers the […]
Rev. Dr. Drew Hart Workshop on faith-based organizing - the whys and hows of mobilizing the church for grassroots social change. ($50/participant, $30/participant team of three or more. Register here: Drew Hart November 2024 Event
*New time and location* Join us as we dive deeper into the path toward reparations for Black Boston and the faith community’s role in this important journey. Since The New Democracy Coalition’s 2018 call for reparations, efforts have led to a historic apology in 2022 by Boston City Council and Mayor Wu for the city’s […]
We’re excited to invite faith leaders and community members to an important gathering this December, providing opportunities to learn, share, and connect around initiatives and resources for the faith-based community in Boston. This meeting, led by Mayor Wu’s Faith-Based Senior Advisor, Will Dickerson, is designed to strengthen partnerships and foster collaboration to make a positive […]
Are you: in university or recently graduated, discerning your career path? in the early stage of your career, or looking to make a career switch to something more meaningful and impactful? ambitious, impact-driven and analytically minded? keen to use your career for the good of the world and the glory of God? If any of […]
How do you solve the No. 1 problem facing Massachusetts? We don't know. But we know Someone who does. What would it look like for everyone in the city to have a place that feels like home? What, objectively, are we asking God to do here? What does God want me to contribute? What can you contribute […]
Greater Boston’s congregational leaders are coming together for an evening of conversations, resource sharing, and action in support of immigrant families facing uncertain futures. Faith and community leaders: please join us to learn more on behalf of your community! This is both an in person and online event. You need to register for both options. […]
The St. Paul Center for Theology and Prayer announces an upcoming special event: Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now - An online seminar with Bishop Dr. Heinrich […]
Join the Boston People's Reparation Commission for a prayer vigil to commemorate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday. At dusk, on January 15 2025, at Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, we will stand in witness to justice "for the least of these." Join us!
Mark Your Calendars – You are invited to mark your calendars and plan to attend the evening gatherings! In this time of Epiphany, we encourage you to receive the manifestation of Jesus Christ through those of different denominations, ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Let’s make the most of these opportunities in order to truly be the […]
The Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) invites you to a virtual information meeting this Tuesday, January 28th at 2pm regarding recent questions and concerns about Boston’s diverse immigrant community. […]
Join RIC and ECM on Tuesday, January 28th, at 7 PM via Zoom for Boston in the Shadow of Slavery, featuring Professor Jacqueline Jones, discussing her Pulitzer Prize-winning book, No Right to an Honest Living, which explores Black labor and white hypocrisy in 19th-century Boston. Click Here to Register The Reparations Interfaith Coalition (RIC) is […]
Highrock Beyond Bars invites you to gather with and on behalf of those affected by incarceration to encourage practitioners, engage with stories of change, and be equipped in the pursuit of […]
Join us as we consider the complexities of housing and homelessness in Massachusetts through a lens of justice. This online panel discussion will delve into the historical and contemporary impact of racism on housing, offering a theological perspective on our call to action as Christians. Join us for a safe space to learn, react, and […]
How Everyday People from the Civil Rights Movement Continue to Inspire & Inform Anti-racist Action Today The Black Freedom Movement of the 1950's and 60's called upon everyday people to […]
Join us in reading “When We Walk By” by Kevin F. Adler and Donald Burnes and receive a free copy of the book! Beginning on February 25th until April 1st, we will gather together on Tuesday evenings from 7-8:30pm via Zoom to engage in thought-provoking discussion around Kevin F. Adler and Donald Burnes' text "When […]
Gather25 is an unprecedented 25-hour global broadcast event telling the inspiring stories of the global Church, by the global Church. Jesus followers in churches, campuses, arenas, and living rooms–from every continent and denomination–will join together across every time zone to watch the Gather25 broadcast that is free to everyone, everywhere. For 25 hours starting February 28th […]
Join us as our Boston Sankofa Journey members reflect on nine months of exploring Boston’s historical landmarks tied to the legacy of slavery, the Black freedom movement, and the role of churches in both supporting and resisting slavery. Through personal stories and creative storytelling, they will share transformative moments and how they are carrying these experiences […]
Join Us for Prayer and Action for Immigrant Neighbors We invite all people of faith to gather on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at 9:00 AM at the Cathedral Church of St Paul (138 Tremont Street, Boston, MA) for a time of information sharing, prayer, and refreshments. This gathering will precede the MIRA's 29th Annual Immigrants' […]