Nurturing Relational Connections Across Boston's Christian Community
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.
This is a great song from Zach Williams filled with great truth! We are so excited to have Zach joining us at this years Worship In The Adirondacks 2018. For details and tickets go to www.worshipintheadirondacks.com.
The 2018 Elevation Conference presented by the HTC Youth and Young Adult Ministry is coming!! Featuring Woody Vereen, Eshon Burgundy, John Matthew Borders IV, Royce Lovett, Brinson Wright, Beleaf Melanin, and many more.
Theme: The Good Life
The Christian life has always been falsely perceived as a one that will be free from trial and tribulation. The Bible does not promise this however it does prepare us and equip us to deal with those challenges we will face. This conference endeavors to prepare young and old to deal with those challenges. At the same time we will discover what the Bible does tell us about living “The Good Life” before the unsaved so that our works will glorify God when he comes.
Key Scriptures: 1 Peter 2:12, Matt 5:16
Full Registration for the Conference is only $59.99! Includes Worship Service, Concert, all workshops, entrance into The Plug, Conf Tshirt and food! Early Bird Registration is only $49.99 for a limited time.
Dates: May 25th – May 27th 2018
Friday 5/25 : Elevation Worship Service 7:00pm
Saturday 5/26 : Elevation Workshop Series & Block Party
Sunday 5/28 Workshops, The Plug & Finale Concert
Introducing the Plug! The Plug is a live A&R series where artists can play their music live for a panel of industry and Radio personalities for an opportunity to get feedback on your music or potentially get your song placed on radio!
**Limited space available**
Sponsored by Reflection Music Group and Rapzilla.com
MYSTIC CHORALE SINGS WITH YSAYE BARNWELL!!
Come share the joy as 200 singers of the Mystic Chorale, led by Nick Page, perform SELMA TO SOWETO, songs of community, power and hope from the ongoing Civil Rights movements of South Africa and the US. Ysaye Barnwell, who has spent three decades singing with Sweet Honey In The Rock and building communities of song throughout the world is this season’s featured guest. Her central message—that together our voices matter—is sagely conveyed in the lyrics she wrote for Step by Step: “Many stones can build an arch, singly none.”
The chorus will also be joined by South African friends Nthabi Thakadu, Phakamani Pega, and Pumla Bhungane, as well as pianist extraordinaire Jonathan Singleton.
All of the songs—past and present, South African and American—deliver powerful and relevant messages for today’s world!
WHEN: May 19 at 7:30pm; May 20 at 3:30pm
WHERE: Converse Hall at Tremont Temple, 88 Tremont St, Boston (one block from the Park Street T station)
TICKETS: $20, available at mysticchorale.org and at the door on the day of each concert
Enjoy this video of Mystic singing Usiletheal Uxolo (Nelson Mandela, You Bring Us Peace) at a past concert.
Jubilate! A Collaborative Concert of Praise with Trinitarian & Westgate Churches
Saturday, May 19th, 7:00 pm
Westgate Church, 100 Winter Street, Weston MA 02493
The combined choirs of Westgate Church in Weston and Trinitarian Congregational Church in Wayland will present a concert of sacred music at Westgate Church at 7:00 pm on May 19th. The concert will feature Cantique de Jean Racine by Gabriele Fauré, Selections from the Messiah by George Frederick Handel, Jubilate Deo by Dan Forrest, and works by Adam Kurihara and Drew Halberstadt, performed by a 50-voice choir and chamber orchestra made up of students and adults from TCC and Westgate, plus Metro West community members. Drew Halberstadt and Adam Kurihara will conduct.
The concert will be followed by a reception with desserts, coffee, and tea.