Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
The Exodus is the seminal moment in Israel’s history as a nation. This signal act of God’s saving power liberated Israel from oppression in Egypt, enabling the Israelites to serve God freely, even as he dwelt in their midst on their journey to the promised land. Recalling their deliverance from Egypt, the Israelites celebrated the […]
Come join us on Tuesday, March 3, at 5:30 p.m. in Alumni Hall at the Hamilton campus for an evening of theological conversation hosted by the Division of Christian Thought. Dr. Glenn Butner will be joined by Dr. Adonis Vidu for a discussion on the doctrine of substitutionary atonement, centered on the meaning of the cross within Christian theology and marking […]
*Rescheduled to March 8 due to the snowstorm* Activist and minister Jonathan Walton will give a workshop drawn from his book, Beauty and Resistance: Spiritual Rhythms for Formation and Repair (2025). Come meet him and hear more about his vision for sustained and Christ-centered justice work. RSVP Here
Leadership can be a lonely endeavor in the best of times, but when deep hurt or trauma comes along, the isolation can feel debilitating. In this Mockler Center livestream, How Leaders Heal from Woundedness and Trauma: Christian Practices for Building Emotional, Physical, and Spiritual Resilience, we will explore how Christian leaders draw upon their faith to build […]
The American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) and The First Congregational Church of Hamilton (FCCH)are co-sponsoring this round table event with Jessica Moerman, President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network. The evening will include Jessica's presentation on Climate Change: What God's Creation is Telling Us and What We Can Do followed by a light dinner and facilitated table […]
All seminary students and pastors are familiar with the dreaded phrase “out of context.” We all know that we should interpret each biblical passage in light of its historical and literary context, and a great deal of what we learn in seminary is how to do exactly that. But when we compare our own biblical […]
The Boston Sankofa Journey is working to cultivate a common memory and nurture the spiritual vitality that has sustained the Black freedom movement—past and present—rooted in the liberating heart of the gospel. This year, our team has been working to record the stories of twelve Black Christian leaders whose faith in Jesus has shaped their […]
Join a university-wide gathering of Harvard’s Christian alumni, students, faculty, and staff to forge new friendships and engage with thought leaders exploring the role and impact of the Christian faith in addressing contemporary challenges. Space is limited and registration is required. Register here. More information available on the event website.
Music is often called “the universal language” but digging deeper, we can see how music helps us communicate values, deeply felt needs, complex feelings, and core identities. At church, when we sing, sing a certain way, fund and defund singing, or argue about singing, we’re conveying something about who we are or want to be. […]
Presenter: Pastor Marion Sailor Theme: "Equipped For This Season of Ministry"
Join us for FaithWorks Conference 2026! The theme this year is An Urgency for Holiness: From Repentance to Deliverance. We are thrilled to invite you to an extraordinary opportunity to attend the annual FaithWorks Conference! Faithworks is dedicated to inspiring and equipping Christian professionals to glorify God and excel in their industries. Thus also faith by itself, if it […]
The TABCOM Annual Gathering will be held May 1–2, 2026, at the First Baptist Church of Worcester, 111 Park Ave, Worcester, MA 01609. This year’s theme is “Building Bridges.” Grounded in Ephesians 2:19–22, the 2026 TABCOM Annual Gathering invites us to reflect on our shared identity as members of God’s household. We are reminded that we […]
Over time, many marriages drift into something more like a shared life than a shared heart – two people managing schedules, responsibilities, and routines, but slowly becoming more independent than connected. The spark fades, conversations get practical, and intimacy – both emotional and physical – can feel distant or out of reach. You're invited to […]
Let's have a candid conversation on Crime and the Community, as well as knowing your rights especially in this season of ICE regulations.
Date: May 4, 2026Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PMLocation: Second Church in Dorchester | 44 Moultrie St. Dorchester, MA 02124 About the Event UniteBoston is partnering with Arrabon for Rooted in Justice, a one-day workshop intensive designed for those who walk closely with teenagers ages 13–17. This training is for youth pastors, ministry leaders, mentors, […]
Join us on Friday, May 8 for an 8:30-12:30 dive into Solving the World’s Greatest Problems. We’re looking to gather 40-50 Christian leaders from across the Boston area to watch […]
Explore how God works through new churches even in hard and uncertain times by joining us for Planting a Church in Difficult Seasons, an online webinar with Dr. Drew Thompson on Tuesday, […]
We would like to inform every one of the new Master's program at Gordon College those interested in becoming Licensed Mental Health Counselors. Full time & part time enrollment with […]
Hosted at Gordon College, this conference provides Christian political scientists, historians, and other scholars a unique forum to gather to explore the state of democracy in the US and globally. Each day […]
World Relief, originally called the War Relief Fund and currently the humanitarian arm of the National Association of Evangelicals, was co-founded at Park Street Church in 1943. Matthew Soerens leads […]