UniteBoston

Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Kingdom Basketball League

🏀 KINGDOM BASKETBALL LEAGUE (KBL) INVITATION 🏀

The Boston Chapter of the K.I.N.G. Movement is excited to partner with the Salvation Army Kroc Center to launch the Kingdom Basketball League (KBL)—a Christ-centered basketball league designed to unite young men from churches across Greater Boston through fellowship, friendly competition, and community.

Our mission is simple: to bring believers together outside of the traditional worship setting and create opportunities for meaningful relationships through the game of basketball. We believe that fellowship extends beyond the church walls, and KBL provides a unique environment where young men can build friendships, encourage one another in their faith, and represent their local church while competing on the court.

This summer, we invite your church to assemble its best five players and recruit a few young men from your neighborhood to join the team. Whether they are longtime church members or simply looking for a positive community, KBL offers an opportunity to connect with other believers, grow in brotherhood, and enjoy competitive basketball in a Christ-centered atmosphere.

Join us on Sunday afternoons as churches from throughout Greater Boston come together for exciting games, prayer, fellowship, and kingdom-minded connection.

Bring your game. Build relationships. Represent your church. Advance the Kingdom.

For more information about team registration, league rules, and schedules, please contact us today.

Kingdom Basketball League (KBL)
Where Faith, Fellowship, and Competition Meet.

Tabernacle encounter

Experience a life-size recreation of the biblical Tabernacle in Boston.

This exhibit invites families, students, churches, homeschool groups, and the Christian community to visually explore the Tabernacle, the sacred place of worship God gave to Israel in the wilderness.

Visitors will learn how each part of the Tabernacle points to God’s holiness, mankind’s need for redemption, and the grace of Jesus Christ.

Registration:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1988244861904

Contact:
yooupkim@clfusa.org

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.

Sattler Talk by Randy Alcorn: “Heaven”

We’re thrilled to announce that Randy Alcorn will be our guest speaker at Sattler College on Friday evening, October 17th from 7:00PM – 8:30PM. Randy will be speaking on “Heaven” and will hold a book signing immediately after his talk. This is an opportunity to reflect on heaven and hear from someone who has devoted his ministry to sharing an eternal perspective.

Randy is the founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries (EPM) and has written more than 60 books with over 12 million in print in more than 70 languages. His bestsellers include Heaven, The Treasure Principle, and Managing God’s Money: A Biblical Guide. Randy’s teaching has impacted countless Christians worldwide, pointing people to an eternal perspective rooted in Scripture.

Please RSVP by clicking here or by visiting sattler.edu/events. We can’t wait to see you there!

The Bible Women’s Project

This play is not for everyone. It’s for those who have grown up in faith-based communities and wondered whether God ever saw them. It’s for those who have struggled with how the church presented their gendered role in society. It’s for those who are seeking a moment of pause and reflection amid the chaos of life.

This play is a reckoning of faith and silence using women’s true stories to fill the gap between both. It is an act of justice in the name of women who were misunderstood, misinterpreted, never talked about, twisted for the sake of someone else’s narrative. We tell their stories — honestly, rawly, creatively, humorously, poignantly. It is an act of truth-telling in the name of women today who do not get heard or believed or whose own stories have been twisted. We bring the ancient and modern voices to life and show they are not that different from one another. It is an act of faith that asks our actors and audiences to trust that God is behind this work and because that’s true, what is He asking us to do differently with our storytelling and listening?


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