Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
Navigating a suicide crisis requires a blend of spiritual grounding, community support, and concrete action. Join us for this Dean’s Forum to explore the key strategies for choosing life: Spiritual Grounding: Normalize suffering as part of the human and Christian experience, and anchor yourself in God’s unconditional love. Relational Support: Identify safe, trusted individuals and […]
Join Malcolm Guite for a one of a kind gathering with his friends: Dr. Martin Shaw, Steve Bell, Stephen Crotts, Anna Friedrich, Bruce Herman, Pete Peterson, Joshua Luke Smith, & more! Malcolm Guite is a celebrated English poet, priest, musician, and storyteller of epic proportions. His body of work serves a personal calling to kindle […]
“Beyond Evolution: How New Discoveries in the Science of Life Point to God” with Sy Garte What can the latest discoveries in the science of life tell us about God? Join the ASA Boston and Gordon College Chapters for an evening with Sy Garte, author of Beyond Evolution: How New Discoveries in the Science of […]
We invite you to join us for a day of rigorous scholarship and shared reflection at the Christianity and Public Health Conference. Bringing together faculty, postdocs, students, and practitioners, this gathering seeks to explore the vital intersections of Christianity and public health research and practice. The day is designed to move from foundational theory to […]
EDEN is a conference for women trying to hold faith and work together. Hosted by The Yadah Collective, it brings together panels of women from different careers and seasons of […]
MANY CHURCHES. ONE BODY IN CHRIST. Together in worship. United in prayer. Bringing the churches of Greater Boston together to seek God, deepen fellowship, and pray for spiritual awakening.
A CALL TO WORSHIP IN SPIRIT AND IN TRUTH John 4:23-24 This Call to Worship is for every tribe, tongue, every denomination, ministry, and every individual to come together in the oneness Paul talks about in 1 Corinthians 12, by turning our eyes upon our Creator, releasing pure worship toward Him. It is time for the body of […]
A Story Unfolding: A Legacy in Motion Celebrating Five Years of Boston Flourish In 2026, Boston Flourish celebrates its fifth year of bringing Christian leaders together to connect, learn, and help shape a flourishing future for Greater Boston. What began as a gathering has become a growing story—one carried forward through relationships, shared ideas, collaborative […]
Healthcare professionals spend their lives caring for others—but who heals the healers? Many Christian physicians and healthcare professionals are carrying the weight of medicine while longing for deeper community, spiritual […]
A fun, safe environment to enjoy games, music, and food with family and friends in the community. No Tricks, Just Treats, and His Light on Repeat!
Park Street Church is hosting an evening of prayer and worship joining with believers around the world for the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Did you know that more than 388 million Christians experience persecution because of their faith in Jesus? Gather with us as we remember and pray intentionally for our […]
A Tony Award winner for originating the role of Celie in The Color Purple, LaChanze brings a commanding voice, remarkable artistry, and genuine emotion to every song. We wanted to spread the word through UniteBoston and especially to Gospel Choir members. Choir members can receive 50% off tickets in all price zones and sections (fees […]
Exponential and the 521 Collaborative are bringing a multiplication-focused roundtable to Boston on November 4. This is an interactive space for church and network leaders from different streams, styles, settings, and sizes to come together around our common heart for multiplying disciples, leaders, and churches. Our theme is “From Scarcity to Sending,” and we will […]
2 Corinthians has been called the sleeping giant of Paul’s theology. At its heart lies a paradox that both comforts and unsettles: “My grace is sufficient for you,” the risen […]
"Missions exists because worship doesn't." - John Piper (Let the Nations Be Glad) Any place that doesn’t declare Jesus as Lord needs a missionary. The Great Commission was Jesus’ parting command to every disciplethat our job is to make disciples of every people, tongue, and tribe. New England is a mission field. You live in […]
CASKET EMPTY Old Testament Seminar with Dr. Carol Kaminski Ever feel lost trying to piece together the Old Testament? Join us on Saturday, November 7 with incredible scholar and professor Dr. Carol Kaminski. Learn how the entire Old Testament fits into one continuous story that points straight to Jesus. Open to all Greater Boston churches! […]
Truth is one of the casualties of authoritarianism, as fascist leaders rewrite the past, redefine words, disparage experts, and wield alternative facts in order to hold power in the present and future. Jesus calls us to truth-telling and truth-living. We explore the political relationships among elites: corporate, political, religious. We spotlight elite church leaders' relationship […]
Join the Boston Faith & Justice Network for our 2026 Annual Gathering as we celebrate 20 years of faith-rooted learning, action, and community! Together, we’ll honor our two-decade legacy and celebrate the past year's impact while gathering to fuel the next chapter of our ministry across Greater Boston. Come connect with fellow believers, reflect on […]
Join your Christian business peers in discovering and pressing into God's purpose for business and redemption in the workplace. Meets Tuesday evenings 6:30-8pm starting October 6th at Park Street Church. Learn more about the facilitators and sessions and apply at https://www.bostonfellows.com/industry-cohorts-2
Join us as we rethink how and whether modern economics align with the gospel. In All Riches Come From Injustice, Stephen D. Morrison examines the radical anti-mammon witness of the Early Church, exploring Patristic insights on common ownership, the sin of luxury and why early Christians questioned the salvation of the wealthy. Bridging ancient history […]