Nurturing Relational Connections Across Boston's Christian Community
A special evening exploring the intersection of GRIEF and HOPE through live music, storytelling, film and engaging conversation with tears and laughter.
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Come watch a new documentary film Leap of Faith, which opens in Boston on Oct 19th for a weekend-long engagement at the Coolidge Corner Theater.
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From the acclaimed team behind Won’t You Be My Neighbor, Nicholas Ma and Morgan Neville present a timely new documentary that explores the profound intersection of faith and democracy. Join us for the opening weekend at the Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline, MA, and be among the first to witness this compelling film. After the 10/20 screening, they will be holding a special exercise and dialogue about the film. Food and drink will be provided! Seats are very limited- reserve your tickets today!
From the team that brought you the award-winning Won’t You Be My Neighbor, director Nicholas Ma’s new film LEAP OF FAITH challenges us to consider whether we can disagree and still belong to each other in a divided world.
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Twelve diverse Christian leaders find hope and fellowship at a series of boundary-breaking retreats in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Brought together by the Reverend Michael Gulker of The Colossian Forum, five women and seven men struggle with some of today’s most contentious issues. The divisions between them test both their common belief in the universal importance of love and kindness and the bonds they build over the course of a year. This message is one which transcends race, religion, and sexuality, and all are invited and welcome.
We are holding a series of events, following our Boston premiere weekend screenings, including Q&As, exercises, dialogues, and group meals, and we would like to invite you to join us! Reserve your spot today with this eventbrite!
| Reviews from:
“Only the Trying” from The Reformed Journal Blog “A Different Way to be Christian” by Kristin De Mez “A Story of Love – Beyond Tolerance” from Mockingbird, and This beautiful review from Fuller Studio. |
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Join us for an evening of music as we celebrate God’s love for the world at our Honduras Benefit Concert! For the past six years, Pentecostal Tabernacle has partnered with World Resources Group (WRG), to send a missions team to Honduras to work with mentors who have devoted their lives to serving the youth in their communities. These trips have given us the opportunity to build relationships with the children, their families, and the dedicated Honduran mentors who serve them. This year, our missions team will depart for Honduras on July 28th, and proceeds from the concert will benefit their trip. Tickets are $10, and you must purchase one to attend this event.
Date: Saturday, May 4th 2019
Location: Pentecostal Tabernacle North Campus – 77 Columbia Street, Cambridge MA 02139
Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Featured Artists: Nicole Schmidt, 7th Degree, Kamva, Caleb McCoy
Tickets: Purchased online at www.ptspice.org
Learn about how churches should connect with their community through the eyes of newly elected State-Rep Nika Elugardo. Nika is a devout follower of Jesus Christ, and Nika and her team knocked on hundreds of doors to understand the needs and opportunities of the community as she ran for office to the 15th Suffolk/Norfolk District, which includes the neighborhoods of Brookline, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, and Roslindale. Last fall, she won her election in 2018 to become MA State Representative in this district!
Kelly Fassett, UniteBoston’s Executive Director, interviewed Nika as part of a revisioning process for River of Life Church in Jamaica Plain. Listen to the 10-minute interview to hear Nika’s advice for how churches should engage in their community, including getting involved with existing community initiatives by showing up consistently and building relationships. These relationships can be great bridges to help share the gospel in everyday life.
Key points that Nika shares in the interview: