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Sep 01 2019

Volunteer to help the Emmanuel Gospel Center Move!

After having been situated in the heart of the South End for over 80 years, the Emmanuel Gospel Center is moving to Second Church in Codman Square Dorchester! We would love your help archiving, packing, cleaning, and moving over the next several weeks in September as we make this historic transition in ministry location. There are ongoing opportunities for individuals nearly every day of the week and major move events where we’d love to have you and your community join us. Please sign up here to volunteer.

We’ll also be having a “Furniture Free for All” open house on September 24th and 25th at our San Juan Street location. If you have a need for office furniture, come on by with a vehicle and hands to help and haul away anything of your liking.

Reach out to ssathananthan@egc.org or call the center at 617-262-4567 for more information.

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: emmanuel gospel center, volunteering

Apr 30 2018

Race & Christian Community Initiative Launch Party

After two years of ministry visioning and development, join us as we celebrate the launch of the Race & Christian Community Initiative! 

Please join us and invite a friend – RSVP by clicking here!

Highlights include opportunities to:

-Connect with fellow practitioners, future partners, and people passionate about racial reconciliation from all walks of life.

-Explore a resource table featuring free tools, materials from local racial justice organizations, and recommended books and articles.

-Hear Rev. David Wright, Executive Director of the Black Ministerial Alliance, share on the connection between Church revival and racial reconciliation.

In addition, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a full meal, hear stories of RCCI’s impact, and learn about the free services we are developing to serve your community.
This event is free to attend, though you will be invited to make a tax-deductible donation as an investment in this emerging ministry. Free parking, handicap accessibility, and a kids table strives to make this event accessible to all.

Also, here is the Facebook Event page – Help us spread the word through social media!

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: emmanuel gospel center

Apr 19 2018

Starlight Walkathon

Come to 8th Annual Starlight Ministries Walkathon, to raise awareness about  homelessness and funds for Starlight Ministry.

The walk starts at Blackstone Park in the South End at 9:am. Walkers will travel in groups along the 3.2 mile route to go by places people experiencing homelessness visit or receive services. This family friendly walk  includes parts of the Back Bay, along the Charles River and the South End of Boston.
Starlight ministry seeks to develop life transforming relationships with people that are experiencing homelessness.

Please, come and join us! Click here to make a team and you can register here! 

 

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: emmanuel gospel center

Apr 09 2018

“Pastor, will you pray for me?” Shepherding Those with Serious Illness

You are invited to “Pastor, will you pray for me?”, an interactive pastoral care workshop.

This event is designed for pastors or ministry leaders who provide spiritual care to those who receive a life-threatening or life-limiting diagnosis.

Learn more about this difficult topic, practical ways to converse about it, and the opportunities for the Church to engage with it. Clergy and pastors are strongly encouraged to invite 1-2 lay leaders engaged in caring ministries to attend alongside them.

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: emmanuel gospel center

Mar 09 2017

A Word to White Evangelicals: Now is the Time to Engage Issues of Race

Today, we feature a guest blogger, Megan Lietz, who is an Applied Research & Consulting Associate with the Emmanuel Gospel Center. She challenges the Evangelical community about the critical opportunity today to engage in conversations and action around racial equity.

Check out her blog article here: https://www.egc.org/blog/2017/2/22/a-word-to-white-evangelicals-now-is-the-time-to-engage-issues-of-race

Written by uniteboston · Categorized: Blog · Tagged: city, community, emmanuel gospel center, MIT, unity

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