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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Boston Conference to Support Importance of Sabbath

Hey! UniteBoston is one of the supporting ministries for an upcoming conference on October 27th called “The Regenerative Sabbath.” 

Check out this article from “The Pilot,” where Rev. Dr. Rodney Peterson says, “What’s exciting about this is the way Catholics and Evangelicals and Orthodox and all sorts of Christians are working together to uphold the fundamental commandment to keep holy the Sabbath.”

Come and join us for this month’s UniteBoston meetup! RSVP to UB Meetup through the Facebook event  and by emailing Kelly kelly@uniteboston.com so you can find our group!

 

 

Praise God in Times Square

Christian unity–the unity of the Church–comes in more than one stripe. Most often, when Christian unity is discussed, the conversation regards the unity, or desired unity, of the great church communities, traditions, denominations.

But there is another Christian unity–another unity of the Church–equal to or greater than the unity of church communities, and that is the Christian unity of colors, races and ethnicities.

Last summer, in New York City, an evangelistic outreach was held, and, as part of the outreach, there was a concert in Times Square. Matt Redman and his band performed (see below link) and you’ll be hard-pressed to find a color, race or ethnicity not represented in this moving and inspiring moment on behalf of the living Christ.

Enjoy!

Re-posted with permission from Matt Crane, Institute for Christian Unity, http://www.instituteforchristianunity.org/?p=466

Boston – A City Radical in the Best Way

Our friends at the Emmanuel Gospel Center were featured on an article on Movement Day! Movement Day is a catalytic event designed to transform the world’s cities by focusing on impacting today’s urban issues through the Gospel, and collaborative leadership.

The article mentions how committed ministry leaders in Boston are to Christian unity: “Many of Boston’s denominational and church leaders are passionate about unity and are sharing life and discipleship across orthodox, pentecostal, catholic and evangelical congregations. In fact, many churches blend the best from various church traditions. This is a trend that is taking traction in other cities, and Boston will surely provide fascinating models for unity.”

Praise God! Click on the graphic below to read the full article.

http://movementday.com/boston-a-city-radical-in-the-best-way/

Photo Blog from Woven Consultation

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Just published! Photo Journal from the Woven Consultation, which brings together women to share stories of challenge, overcoming, building relationships, digesting new research about women in ministry, and identifying gaps in support and knowledge.

UniteBoston is grateful for the work that Woven does to bring together women from all different Christian denominations and backgrounds!

Check out the photo journal here! https://woven.exposure.co/woven-consultation

Merry Christmas, Gabriel – Uh can I see some ID?

In his blog “Merry Christmas, Gabriel – Uh can I see some ID?” Blake Coffee from churchwhisperer.com asks the important question, “Do I greet Christian brothers and sisters looking them in the eye with a genuine expectation of seeing Christ there?”

Click here to read his timely message.

All of us at UniteBoston pray that you and your loved ones would find the incarnation of Christ present with you as you celebrate His birth this week.

Merry Christmas everyone!

 


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