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 the organization’s advocacy work and serves as National Coordinator of the Evangelical Immigration Table. He is a thoughtful evangelical voice on immigration, refugee policy, and what it looks like for churches to engage the hardest questions of our moment without losing their witness. Join us for a live evening of conversation, Q&A, and dialogue.
Free and open to all.
Leaders For Life
Join us for an inspiring evening as we launch Leaders for Life, a new networking and impact-driven group for young professionals passionate about life and service.
This will be a fundraising event benefiting Boston Pregnancy Center (BPC) and its life-affirming work in the Boston area. Together, we’ll explore how to build a culture of life through generosity, leadership, and community engagement.
We’re honored to welcome Robin John, CEO of Eventide, as our guest speaker. Under his leadership, Eventide has become a nationally recognized firm in values-based investing. He has also served in leadership roles at Bank of New York Mellon and as a business consultant for Grant Thornton. Robin holds a degree in Economics from Tufts University.
Robin is also the author of the newly released book, The Good Investor, which explores a Christian perspective on investing—as a path to joy, a tool to create value, and a means to heal the world’s brokenness.
Come hear Robin’s story and vision for integrating faith, purpose, and leadership in the marketplace—and learn how you can be part of this growing movement.
Are you ready for a weekend of service, learning and justice engagement?
Boston Faith & Justice Network unites Christians to live simply and give generously in pursuit of a just world. Our work is grounded in three core principles: pursuing justice, practicing economic discipleship, and engaging in community.
Our Micah 6:8 Program connects participants with social justice leaders in a process of sustained transformation. Rooted in compassion and Christ’s call for justice, the program offers a rich, hands-on experience which includes:
Contextual Serving: Volunteer with partner organizations serving those affected by homelessness.
Transformational Learning: Explore biblical principles of justice and generosity while gaining practical insight into local justice efforts.
Spiritual Equipping: Reflect through worship, prayer, and community to support lasting change and commitment.
Ongoing Engagement: After the program, receive curated follow-up resources—stories, devotionals, activities, and more—to continue the journey of justice.
This weekend experience is for adults (18+) and focuses specifically on housing justice and homelessness. Participants will work with local organizations like Rosie’s Place, Miracle Mile, and shelters, while also engaging deeply with the broader context of justice work.
Cost: $120 (includes meals, t-shirt, supplies, and staff support). Please contact elizabeth@bostonfaithjustice.org if cost is a concern.
Full attendance is required.
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