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Dovely’s 1st Birthday Party: Loving the Sojourner

Dovely is a gospel-centered, voucher-first daycare increasing accessible childcare and growth-potential jobs for refugees and the broader community.

Because of the support of Boston’s Christian community, we’ve been able to faithfully serve families since opening this time last year! Join us in celebrating what God has done:

  • Treats, games, and more!
  • Hear stories from Dovelys Teacher’s and families
  • Connect with believers in Boston passionate about loving the sojourner
  • Kids welcome! Playplace, face painting, etc.

Click here to RSVP

 

Share Your Voice: Faith & Mental Health Survey

We are two undergraduate researchers studying the relationship between faith and mental health in Black Christian churches across Greater Boston. We’re inviting congregants and pastoral leaders (18+, identifying as Black, attending a Christian church with predominantly Black leadership) to complete a brief, anonymous 10–15 minute online survey. Your voice can help us better understand how faith communities support mental health and where additional resources might help. All responses are confidential and non-identifiable.

Link to Survey: https://neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1yTT0sAns2Qunjw

Perspectives on the World Christian Movement

Are you looking for something meaningful to invest in this fall?  Want to better understand your purpose in order to live passionately; want to have a better global perspective of God’s Kingdom;  or maybe you know as christians we have a calling and purpose but don’t know how to live it out or what to do?

If these are some questions you struggle with, then this is the perfect transformative course for you!

Perspectives is an awe-inspiring comprehensive study course rooted in the Scriptures. It’s a multi-faceted learning experience that has profoundly impacted over 250,000 alumni worldwide and a global movement that is awakening the Body of Christ to pursue the fulfillment of God’s global purpose within every people group for His glory. It focuses on four key aspects: Biblical, Historical, Cultural and Strategic.  To learn more check out the website or email Priscilla Ebersole at Priscilla.Ebersole@Perspectives.org

http://Perspectives.org

Check out the short promo video below.

This fall we will be having 3 courses:

  • Kingston. NH on Mondays starting on 09/14/2026
  • Boston, MA on Mondays starting on 09/14/2026
  • Newport, RI on Thursdays starting 09/10/2026

The Church and Mental Health Care-Seeking Behavior

Your Experience Matters. Your Voice Can Make a Difference. Faith communities have long served as places of hope, healing, and compassionate care. Today, churches are increasingly responding to the growing mental health needs of individuals and families while discerning how best to integrate pastoral ministry with professional mental health care. Researchers from the Yale School of Public Health are inviting pastors and Christian faith leaders to participate in a confidential research interview that seeks to better understand how churches are navigating these important issues.

Jesus Was Migrant Film Screening and Discussion

Join the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts Office of Immigration & Multicultural Ministries, the Massachusetts Episcopal Network for Justice and Joy (ENJJOY), and Episcopal City Mission for a screening and conversation of the documentary film Jesus as a Migrant.

We will screen the film together online and then be led in conversation by The Rev. Canon Jean Baptiste Ntagengwa, Th.D., Canon for Immigration & Multicultural Ministries. This is a chance for us to learn about one aspect of immigration, discuss our call as Christians in this moment, and hear about the work being done in our diocese and how we can support our immigrant neighbors.

About the film: Dr. Jemar Tisby travels to the U.S. – Mexico border to examine the theological crisis at the heart of American Christianity — and what it means when a nation built on faith turns its back on the most vulnerable. A documentary about borders, belief, and what we owe each other. View the Trailer Here

Please fill out this interest form and links to film and the meeting will be sent out closer to the event. If you have questions, please contact Rev. Dr. Ntagengwa at jbntagengwa@diomass.org or 617-482-4826 x400.


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