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Prophetic Leadership Principles

Greater Boston, this is a season for depth.
SPL1000: Prophetic Principles is the gateway course of the School of Prophetic Leadership — designed for believers who sense a call to hear clearly, discern biblically, and lead with integrity. In a time when voices are loud and clarity is rare, this course grounds you in Scripture, spiritual formation, and tested prophetic foundations.
This is not hype. This is formation.
Over this journey, you’ll explore how revelation, interpretation, and application work together. You’ll grow in discernment before declaration, character before commissioning, and structure before expansion. Whether you serve in church, marketplace, intercession, or culture, SPL1000 strengthens your spiritual depth and leadership maturity.
If you’re called to speak, lead, or build — but want to be rooted first — this is your next step.
Registration is open. Join us and build on foundations that last.

ROXTalks: Economic Mobility in Communities of Color (featuring Rev. Liz Walker)

Children’s Services of Roxbury (CSR) is thrilled to welcome the renowned Reverend Liz Walker as a featured guest in its ROXTalks series. On Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 12 to 1 p.m., CSR President and CEO Sandra M. McCroom and Rev. Walker will explore the connections between trauma and economic mobility through a virtual community conversation. All are welcome to join this free event by registering at bit.ly/4o3I2LG.

At a time when communities of color are reeling from trauma and economic hardship, this episode of CSR’s ROXTalks series is particularly well-timed and especially vital. McCroom and Walker will lead a conversation that reveals how healing trauma can unlock economic opportunity for historically marginalized communities. The conversation will highlight the importance of community healing and care, shared stories, and relational support in building stronger, more resilient neighborhoods.

Gala For Life

Join us for an inspiring evening at the Boston Center for Pregnancy Choices Annual Gala, our premier fundraising event dedicated to supporting life-affirming services for women and families in our community. This special night will bring together donors, advocates, and community leaders to celebrate the impact of pregnancy counseling, parenting education, material assistance, and post-abortion healing programs.

We are honored to welcome Terry Beatley as our guest speaker. Terry is the founder and president of the Hosea Initiative, a passionate pro-life speaker, and the author of What If We’ve Been Wrong?, which shares the powerful conversion story of Dr. Bernard Nathanson—a former abortion industry leader turned pro-life advocate. Through her work, she educates and inspires audiences to uphold the dignity of life and carry forward Dr. Nathanson’s message of truth and healing.

The evening will feature a beautiful dinner, powerful testimonies, and opportunities to partner with us in making a lasting impact. Your presence and support help sustain the vital work of BCPC in offering hope, help, and life-affirming choices to those in need.

✨ Early Bird Special: Register before April 16th to receive a discounted rate of $100 per ticket!

We look forward to celebrating with you!

#LifeIsSacred #DignityOfLife #CreatedWithPurpose #PostAbortionHealing #ChooseLife #StudentsForLife

Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now

The St. Paul Center for Theology and Prayer announces an upcoming special event:

Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now –  An online seminar with Bishop Dr. Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Moderator of the World Council of Churches.

In this time of climate crisis, what difference does our faith make? How does our understanding of God, and the meaning of God’s creating work, ground and equip us to pray, serve, and act in this time? This seminar will deepen our capacity to preach and teach our claim that “God creates out of love,” and enliven us for working with our faith communities for God’s purposes.

Registrants may choose to explore advance readings, given below. They will also be invited to a follow-up conversation (on Saturday 25th January, 9-11am ET) hosted by the Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma, Rector of Christ Church, Waltham, author and theologian, expanding our grounding in this topic with wisdom from African Christian theology of creation.

This is an online only event, which will be hosted on Zoom. Full details, and the link to sign up to attend, can be found here: https://www.stpaulboston.org/bedford-strohm-event


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