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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Prophetic Leadership Principles

Greater Boston, this is a season for depth.
SPL1000: Prophetic Principles is the gateway course of the School of Prophetic Leadership — designed for believers who sense a call to hear clearly, discern biblically, and lead with integrity. In a time when voices are loud and clarity is rare, this course grounds you in Scripture, spiritual formation, and tested prophetic foundations.
This is not hype. This is formation.
Over this journey, you’ll explore how revelation, interpretation, and application work together. You’ll grow in discernment before declaration, character before commissioning, and structure before expansion. Whether you serve in church, marketplace, intercession, or culture, SPL1000 strengthens your spiritual depth and leadership maturity.
If you’re called to speak, lead, or build — but want to be rooted first — this is your next step.
Registration is open. Join us and build on foundations that last.

Hidden in Plain Sight

Hidden in Plain Sight tells the history of the Black Catholic community within the Archdiocese of Boston through interviews and archival footage of people and meaningful places within the community. This 30-minute documentary explores the contributions, experiences, and enduring faith of Black Catholics.

For more information, click here.

To host a screening at your parish, prayer group, religious education class, school, or classroom, please contact us at multiculturalministry@rcab.org. We would be happy to share the link to the full documentary with you.

Watch Video Trailers Here:
Trailer #1

Trailer #2

Other Opportunities:

  • February 22, 2026 | 6:30 to 8:30pm | St. Ignatius of Loyola Church 28 Commonwealth Ave, Chestnut Hill
  • March 21, 2026 | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm | St. Katherine Drexel | 517 Blue Hill Avenue • Dorchester, MA 02121

Two Open Positions with Boston Project Ministries

Join the work of loving our neighbors well

Boston Project Ministries is hiring for two positions on our Neighborhood Engagement Team. If you’re passionate about building trusted relationships, listening well, and helping neighbors turn priorities into shared action, we’d love to hear from you.

1) The Community Engagement Coordinator builds trusted relationships with residents, civic groups, and partners and helps turn community priorities into shared action. This role is highly relational and neighborhood-based—showing up consistently, listening well, organizing neighbors, and supporting resident-led solutions that strengthen quality of life. The Coordinator also serves as BPM’s staff for two initiatives: our Violence Intervention & Prevention (VIP) Program and the Healthy Heart Dorchester economic mobility initiative.

You might be a great fit if you: love connecting with people, are comfortable meeting folks where they are, have organizational skills, and can help move ideas from conversation to action.

2) The Getting Connected & AI for Age-Strong Tech Coordinator helps Age-Strong neighbors (55+) build confidence using technology to stay connected, access resources, and engage more fully in community life. This role designs and delivers practical, easy-to-follow tech support across phones, tablets, and computers—meeting each neighbor at their comfort level and helping them take their next step.

You might be a great fit if you: enjoy patient, encouraging one-on-one support, can explain tech in simple language, and get excited about helping neighbors feel more connected and capable.

To apply: Send your resume and cover letter to jobs@tbpm.org
Location: Dorchester | Start: Early February 2026 | Hours: 30 hours per week (part-time) | $25 per hour

Learn More here

The CAPP Gathering

A Gathering for Discernment, Healing & Commissioning

Are you sensing a shift—but need clarity for what’s next?

The CAPP Gathering brings together apostolic and prophetic leaders, intercessors, pastors, ministry builders, and practitioners for an intentional time of listening to God, healing in His presence, and discerning next assignments for this season.

This gathering is designed for those seeking:

  • Prophetic discernment and clarity

  • Healing ministry and prayer in God’s presence

  • Apostolic teaching and spiritual formation

  • Corporate intercession and alignment

  • Commissioning into next steps and callings

Practice the way. Discern the time. Step into your assignment.

📅 Saturday, February 21, 2026
⏰ 1:00–6:00 PM
📍 Congregation Lion of Judah
20 Reed Street, 4th Floor • Boston, MA

🎟 Free Event | RSVP Required
🔗 www.cappnetwork.org

Co-Convened by Pastors Ronald & Kathleen Verna
In partnership with PureSpring Institute

Experiential Learning Weekend on the History of Slavery in Boston

Applications Due Feb. 13th

Explore historical sites and connect with local leaders to examine the Church’s involvement in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, theological foundations, and implications this has on being a faithful witness to Jesus in the midst of racism today.

Learn more and apply at www.egc.org/race-slavery-in-boston.

Watch the highlights video from the last experiential learning weekend below


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