Second Saturdays are events that happen the second Saturday of every month where Christians from across Boston get to network, meet other Christians, get plugged in, and meet that special someone potentially, at a brewery, restaurant, or fun new place in the Boston area! The group has grown tremendously in the past 6 months to 500+ and each event has had close to 50 or more attendees. Come one, come all and make new friends and acquaintances and see what Jesus is up to through community in Boston!
Lift Every Voice Hymn Festival
Lift Every Voice – Finding Community Through Song. Don’t miss this ecumenical hymn festival featuring musicians of the Merrimack Valley and beyond, along with the Bozeman organ and Steinway concert grand pianos. A reception will follow.
Free admission; an offering will be taken to benefit those affected by the gas explosions through the Essex County Community Fund. Accessible entrances (with elevator leading to the sanctuary) can be found on the sides of the building, off the parking lots.
2018 UniteBoston Worship Night Photo Gallery
On August 18, 2018, an estimated 1,000 people came out to the second-ever UniteBoston Summer Worship Night in the Boston Common. The worship team was intentionally diverse, with Christians from all different ethnic and denominational backgrounds. There was incredible music, 13 sponsored tables by local churches and organizations, Lori Dupre painting with our theme “One City / One Love,” great fellowship, and even a spontaneous dance party!
Special thanks to Koo Chung and Elijah Mickelson for the incredible photographs here; they have superb photography skills and are highly recommended!
Check out the photos below, and you can view more on the UniteBoston Worship Night Facebook Gallery.
Also, click here to watch the highlight video that Luke Zvara put together!
Personal Stories
“You’d be hard pressed to find as diverse a crowd of believers worshiping together in Spirit and Truth as were gathered that night. Some have moved to Boston because they believe the Holy Spirit is not at work. Strange how those people never attend events where the fullness of the Church is being expressed in the diversity of God’s people!”
-Rev. David Wright, Black Ministerial Alliance
“The August 19 evening worship on Boston Common was as filled with God’s Spirit perhaps as the Common has been on a number of historic moments over many years, such as the First Great Awakening there in 1740 or the Billy Graham meetings there in 1950. We pray God is increasingly filling Boston with His Spirit now in 2018.”
-Ralph Kee, Emmanuel Gospel Center Church Planting Collaborative
“As we gathered on the Boston Common, our “common neighborhood backyard,” the vibrancy, joy, diversity of our common faith came alive. It was truly incarnational, if one had to use a theological term. Although much of the style of the event was different from my Catholic style, I felt welcomed and engaged. Christ is our Center, our Life. Thank you so much.”
-Fr. Michael McGarry, The Paulist Center
“The Unite Boston Worship Night was a great gathering of believers all across Boston. I sensed God was reconnecting a lot of people to Him through the Holy Spirit during the worship. It was humbling seeing people surrendering to worship just like David did in the Old Testament! God Bless UniteBoston!”
-Tinuola Ajayi, River of Life Church
“This gathering demonstrated how Christ is able to bring all kinds of people from different backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives to worship Jesus together in the city of Boston!”
-Rebekah Nyakairu, Grace Chapel Watertown
How were you impacted by the worship night?
We’d love to hear from you – Submit your feedback here.
DaySpring Conference
Join us for a spectacular week of worship, prophetic services and amazing ministrations from Apostle Sam Aiyedobgon and Prophetess Angella Reid. There will be events every day from Wednesday to Sunday so you can pick any night or come to all!
There will be free childcare! Come and experience God in a new and refreshing way! Also follow DaySpring Chapel for more information at https://m.facebook.com/DaySpringChapelBoston
WEE Forum: Music, Faith & Culture
Please join us for what will undoubtedly be a lively and insightful next WEE Forum (see below attachment) on Friday evening, May 25, beginning at 7pm in Boston’s South End at Emmanuel Gospel Center (2 San Juan Street).
We are thrilled to have Caleb McCoy, Boston musician and Hip-Hop Artist, to present on, ‘Music, Faith & Culture: A Meditation on Musical Expression, Christian Experience and the Wider World.’
Mr. McCoy has been performing and recording music for over 15 years. He has performed at Northeastern University, Gordon College, The Middle East Night Club and numerous other schools, clubs and churches. As a result of his Hip-Hop music artistry and talents, he has achieved a significant following in the Boston area and beyond. In addition to his musical pursuits, Mr. McCoy also serves as Development Manager at Emmanuel Gospel Center and is a student at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He has used his diversity of life experiences and his Christian faith to great effect in bringing a level of theological reflection to his music and the music scene that is unique and inspiring.
As always, there is no cost to attend the forum, however please do register at the following link (the Institute for Christian Unity’s website) as seating is limited:
Hope to see you on May 25!
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