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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

We would like to inform every one of the new Master’s program at Gordon College those interested in becoming Licensed Mental Health Counselors. Full time & part time enrollment with both in-person and online attendance is possible. Details can be found on the website www.gordon.edu/cmhc or be contacting the program director Dr. David Cook on 978-867-4555 or at David.cook@gordon.edu. Classes begin this July this year.

FaithWorks Conference 2026: An Urgency for Holiness: From Repentance to Deliverance

Join us for FaithWorks Conference 2026! The theme this year is An Urgency for Holiness: From Repentance to Deliverance.

We are thrilled to invite you to an extraordinary opportunity to attend the annual FaithWorks Conference! Faithworks is dedicated to inspiring and equipping Christian professionals to glorify God and excel in their industries.

Thus also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead.

James 2:17

This premier event encourages Christian professionals in the Greater Boston Area and beyond to deepen their faith in Christ within their respective industries. Our focus spans various sectors: Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Finance, Technology, Arts and Entertainment, Healthcare, Life Sciences, Education, and Business.

These sectors drive our economy, but as Christians, we know the ultimate glory belongs to God.

Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.

Hebrews 11:1

FaithWorks aims to deliver impactful programming that strengthens connections within the Christian professional community in Greater Boston and beyond. Our attendees will benefit from unique opportunities to network and engage with an untapped network of Christian professionals and entrepreneurs. Our next conference is on Saturday, April 25, 2026, which will be a catalyst for a network of powerful industry experts.

Two Open Positions with Boston Project Ministries

Join the work of loving our neighbors well

Boston Project Ministries is hiring for two positions on our Neighborhood Engagement Team. If you’re passionate about building trusted relationships, listening well, and helping neighbors turn priorities into shared action, we’d love to hear from you.

1) The Community Engagement Coordinator builds trusted relationships with residents, civic groups, and partners and helps turn community priorities into shared action. This role is highly relational and neighborhood-based—showing up consistently, listening well, organizing neighbors, and supporting resident-led solutions that strengthen quality of life. The Coordinator also serves as BPM’s staff for two initiatives: our Violence Intervention & Prevention (VIP) Program and the Healthy Heart Dorchester economic mobility initiative.

You might be a great fit if you: love connecting with people, are comfortable meeting folks where they are, have organizational skills, and can help move ideas from conversation to action.

2) The Getting Connected & AI for Age-Strong Tech Coordinator helps Age-Strong neighbors (55+) build confidence using technology to stay connected, access resources, and engage more fully in community life. This role designs and delivers practical, easy-to-follow tech support across phones, tablets, and computers—meeting each neighbor at their comfort level and helping them take their next step.

You might be a great fit if you: enjoy patient, encouraging one-on-one support, can explain tech in simple language, and get excited about helping neighbors feel more connected and capable.

To apply: Send your resume and cover letter to jobs@tbpm.org
Location: Dorchester | Start: Early February 2026 | Hours: 30 hours per week (part-time) | $25 per hour

Learn More here

Berean Challenge

Join us on March 21 from 2:00–4:00 PM for our inaugural Berean Challenge, a lively Bible knowledge competition hosted on our Sattler campus! Open exclusively to high school students, this event invites participants to test their knowledge of Scripture in a friendly but rigorous setting—whether they come well-prepared or rely on what they already know.

No more than 70 students will compete before a panel of judges for a $1,000 cash prize, enjoy spirited rounds of questions, and experience the academic and Christian community of our campus. The Berean Challenge is designed to encourage careful study of God’s Word while fostering fellowship and healthy competition. All are welcome to attend, cheer on participants, and enjoy the afternoon—no prior preparation required!

Please register by clicking here or by visiting sattler.edu/events!

 

Parking

If you travel to campus via an automobile, metered parking is available around the building and in front of Center Plaza. Additionally, 100 Cambridge has a parking garage with hourly parking rates during the weekdays and flat fees in the evenings and on weekends. This parking garage has a direct entrance to the building.


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