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May 2021
Covenant Christian Academy is Hiring!
Covenant Christian Academy, located in Peabody, MA, is now hiring for many full and part-time positions, including - Pre-Kindergarten Teacher, Grade 5-6 Teacher, HS Math Teacher, HS Science Teacher, HS Humanities Teacher, HS Latin Teacher, HS Spanish Teacher, Athletic Director, and many other part-time classrooms and administrative assistant positions. Please visit our website for full job descriptions, as well as details on how you can apply. Come be a part of the team at a growing, thriving Christian School!
Find out more »June 2021
Find Your Calling(s): Boston Fellows
God has a province for you to oversee in his kingdom. The Boston Fellows is a nine-month fellowship for early- to mid-career professionals to cultivate the insights and spiritual habits necessary for meaningful vocation, in a cohort of peers, spiritual leaders, and professional mentors. Accepting applications now for September. More information and apply at www.BostonFellows.com . Or contact communications@bostonfellows.com to talk with us. Deadline June 1.
Find out more »Be the Bridge For Boston: Conversations on Race with Family & Friends
This spring, UniteBoston is hosting a 5-part speaker series to help people understand various initiatives that are happening in Greater Boston towards systemic racial justice and nurture friendships across churches for accountability and support in actively working towards reconciliation, equity, and justice in our day-to-day lives. In this concluding session, Pastor Josh Wilson is our key speaker. Josh describes that he is a white guy who, when Trayvon was murdered, began waking up to fact that his friends of color…
Find out more »From Trauma to Triumph: CMM Annual Fundraiser
CMM is glad to present and virtually be with all of you at our 55th annual fundraiser. We hope you will join and interact with us in what should be a special, early evening time of learning and sharing together. Q&A to follow! Keynote Speakers: Thomas W. Porter, Jr., Boston University Lecturer & Co-Director, Program on Religion and Conflict Transformation, Retired (The Rev. Charles Harper Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient) Rev. Kelly Fassett, Executive Director of UniteBoston Rev. Dr. Walter Earl Fluker, Boston University…
Find out more »June Thrive and Grow Gathering
Join us on June 19 at 10am for our next monthly gathering! Join us for a morning of discussion and prayer with fellow entrepreneurs. As the country celebrates Juneteenth, the day that commemorates the freeing of slaves in Texas in 1865, we'll have the opportunity to again be joined by Tonia Magras, founder of Hull Bay Productions media company. Since she joined us two years ago, Tonia has expanded her business, launched a show online and helped churches and other companies adjust to…
Find out more »2021 CAPP Annual Convergence
Join us for this year's 2021 CAPP Annual Convergence: Shaping The Future: Rebuild, Restore, Renew. This year we are going 100% virtual with workshops, worship and a keynote address by Dr. Sharon Nesbitt. Dr. Nesbitt is the founding Pastor of Dominion World Outreach Ministries, a multi-racial, non-denominational ministry, located in Marion, AR. She is a coveted spiritual leader, philanthropist, author and humanitarian. The Convergence will take place on Saturday, June 26th from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. EST. Virtual Attendee…
Find out more »July 2021
Open Hearts, Closed Doors Webinar
Join us on July 20, 2021 at 5:00pm (PST) | 8:00pm (EST) for a special book launch webinar with Dr. Nicolas Pruitt and his new book, "Open Doors, Closed Doors: Immigration Reform and the Waning of Mainline Protestantism." If you would like to attend the webinar, RSVP to MygrationChristianConference@gmail.com. Come and learn about how mainline protestant Churches played an important historical role in the fostering of immigration reform from the 1920's to the 1960's, and the lessons to be learned…
Find out more »“Facing Our Racism: Becoming Conscious Partners”
Register here (Registration ends at 11am on the day of, and the Zoom link will be sent right after that.) The killing of Daunte Wright, George Floyd and Breonna Taylor galvanized White people to become “conscious partners” with our Black sisters and brothers to end racism. Crucial to this new understanding and awareness is the formation of genuine, open, truthful relationships between Black and White community members. You are invited to take part in a “Facing Our Racism: Becoming Conscious Partners”…
Find out more »August 2021
No Longer Strangers: World Relief Book Club
Pastor Torli Krua kicks off a series on the "American Refugee Journey" - Only four (4) sessions in four weeks! Participants will be informed, inspired, and engaged through a face-to-face encounter with real refugees: torture survivors, rape victims, and people who escaped unspeakable horrors of inhumanity...people who literally passed from death unto life...now as refugees face rejection from America but not from God! Chapter 6 of World Relief's new book No Longer Strangers - Evangelism That Reconciles will lay bare…
Find out more »September 2021
UniteBoston School of Prayer
This fall, UniteBoston is offering a second round of a school of prayer to deepen, broaden and expand our understanding, experience and expression of prayer with followers of Jesus from a broad variety of churches in the Greater Boston area. Goals: - To pray more effectively to see God’s will done on earth as it is in heaven - To create a learning community across churches around prayer - To put our learning into practice by praying together Dates &…
Find out more »Church Planting Collaborative: Reconciliation, Conflict Transformation & the Church
Our next Greater Boston Church Planting Collaborative meeting will be 10 AM. Saturday, September 18, led by Rev. Kelly Fassett: "Reconciliation, Conflict Transformation, and the Church". Rev. Fassett will be sharing about UniteBoston's Kingdom Conversations initiatives and a model for engaging in conflict across our deepest differences called Reflective Structured Dialogue. Join for a short workshop introducing dialogue skills to channel divisive issues into formative experiences of discipleship and spiritual growth. This is probably very much on target for today's needs…
Find out more »Facing Our Racism: Becoming Conscious Partners Workshop
Sunday, September 26, 2021, 12 - 4:30pm - Online via Zoom Register here (Registration ends at 11am on the day of, and the Zoom link will be sent right after that.)The killing of Daunte Wright, George Floyd and Breonna Taylor galvanized White people to become “conscious partners” with our Black sisters and brothers to end racism. Crucial to this new understanding and awareness is the formation of genuine, open, truthful relationships between Black and White community members. You are invited to take part in…
Find out more »Practicing Faith: Examining Our Public Commitment to Faith in Action in the Covid Era.
The social unrest and racial reckoning of the past year have inspired many to consider how faith ought to be lived in a public arena in the Covid era. As social distancing requirements ease, we have an opportunity to examine how we publicly practice our faith to stand in solidarity with those whom society marginalizes. We are pleased to welcome Rev. J. Bryan Hehir, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Service, Archdiocese of Boston, and the Parker Gilbert Montgomery Professor…
Find out more »October 2021
Bridge to Becoming A Princess Warrior
A team of anointed women present their story of transformation to challenge you on your journey by being a bridge across the valley of depression, low-self esteem, and other emotional and mental blocks to unlock your abilities, confidence and worth, and fulfill your God-given purpose. You can experience a life that is abundant, productive and impactful. WHY DO YOU NEED THIS…? You have a talent that God wants to use in a big way! Do you hear the call? So…
Find out more »Anti-trafficking Pastor’s Brunch
Please consider joining us for an Anti-trafficking Pastor's Brunch. In our time together we will hear from a survivor of the sex trade, explore the statistics and facts around women being sexually exploited, learn four different approaches to legalizing or decriminalizing prostitution, and gain tools for responding as pastors/lay-leaders in the Church. While this pandemic has brought a lot of change and even some things to a permanent end, trafficking is not one of those things. Throughout the pandemic, women, girls, boys, and men continued…
Find out more »November 2021
Leading Boldly in the Midst of a Community in Crisis
Join us for Vision New England's Women in Christian Leadership "Leading Well" forum, featuring Rev. Gloria White-Hammond, entitled "Leading Boldly in the Midst of a Community in Crisis." Historians often discuss watershed moments—critical turning points in history that fundamentally change how people think about and do life. The past 1 ½ years has been a quintessential watershed moment in which many communities have experienced multiple painful crises simultaneously. Just as God raised up and equipped Esther to respond to the…
Find out more »NONPROFIT TRAINING FOR MASSACHUSETTS RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
The Mayor's Office of Faith-Based Initiatives is partnering with Harvard to provide the Boston community with training on becoming a 501c3, the benefits and opportunities it offers, how to seek grants, and other funding opportunities for your organization. Please, do not miss out on a chance to enlarge your tent in 2022 with this excellent training. If you have any questions, please bring them that day and ask professional lawyers and those trained in the non-profit space how to build your organization.…
Find out more »Green Pastures, Still Waters
Step away. Reset. So many are frazzled, or much worse, by the demands of the last 18 months. Healthcare personnel and educators and front-liners of all kinds have especially felt the burden. But everyone is affected. In response, Boston Fellows offers a day of spiritual practices for rest and refreshment. Join us for an in-person workshop at Park Street Church on Saturday November 20 from 10am to 3pm offering a few tools for the care of your soul. For more…
Find out more »December 2021
Black Nativity
Black Nativity, a cherished fifty-one year tradition in Boston, is again offered as a Christmas gift from the city’s black community to all people of “good will.” Produced by the National Center of Afro-American Artists (NCAAA) since 1970, its cast of more than seventy-five children and adults never fails to lift our hearts and spirits as beautiful voices rise in praise and joy. Tens of thousands have seen Black Nativity and have come to love its energetic, gospel music and its dramatic dance. Boston’s Black Nativity,…
Find out more »January 2022
“Where do we go from here?” A Panel Discussion of Now Generation Ministers
As the next generations get set to inherit the world and Church we have created, what do they see as the biggest concerns and how do they plan to address them? For those in ministry in the current generation(s), this is an opportunity to learn ways we can support the Church of the future by acting now. Questions from non-panelists (via chat) are planned. Featured panelists include Christian Grant, Katie Lamirato, Andrea St. Louis, Fugi Acevedo and Jane Kyong Chun…
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