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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Book Group – For the Love of Women: Uprooting & Healing Misogyny in America

Join the Boston Faith & Justice Network for our upcoming Book Club as we dive into “For the Love of Women: Uprooting and Healing Misogyny in America” by Dorothy Littell Greco.
Misogyny is neither morally neutral nor random—it is a deeply rooted, systemic injustice. This group is for anyone who wants to educate, inspire, and empower themselves and women collectively to affect real change for everyone’s benefit.
Bonus: Receive a FREE copy of the book upon registration!
🗓 When: Tuesdays, September 8th – 29th | 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 Where: Virtual via Zoom (join from anywhere!)
Space is limited—visit www.bostonfaithjustice.org/events to register and secure your spot!

A NIGHT OF PRAYER

Black Chickadee Productions is an event management company that specializes in producing biblical events such as “A Night of Prayer.”  A Night of Prayer is where kingdom law is utilized to petition the King of Kings – the highest authority!  According to John 15:7 (If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you), it is our right as Kingdom citizens to boldly come before the Throne of Grace and ask (assertively insist without backing down, but not disrespectfully nor arrogantly).  So, like the storefront church of days past, prayer warriors and intercessors are coming together to offer praise with thanksgiving and prayer with urgency in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus, the Christ.  This is a free event and all seekers of the Lord are welcome to join us.

Register Here

Contact Info:

Facebook: @blackchickadeeproductions

Email: deannamaria@blackchickadee.com

Children’s Trauma Healing Facilitator Training

Boston Collaborative is offering a Children’s Trauma Healing Facilitator Training. This training will give you the ability to bring the Healing Hearts groups to churches, vacation bible schools and groups where children meet together.

Life is not easy and bad things happen to all of us that cause our hearts to be wounded.  Unattended wounds of the heart can result in poor health, bad behavior, depression, violence, difficulty in school and many other negative symptoms.

This facilitator training will equip you to help guide children (ages 8-13) to learn about their hearts and teach the children how to understand their heart pain in a way that will move them toward healing.  You will have access  to the materials to help them move forward through stories, games, art and music.

These Healing Hearts Groups create a welcoming and safe space that helps them share their own stories, make new friends and learn about God as the one who can heal the wounds of their hearts.

Dates and Times:

Thursday 8/20 Overview and Questions Answered 7pm-8pm online

Friday 8/21 (Day 10 10am -4pm in person

Saturday 8/22  (Day 2) 10am-4pm in person

To register, click here

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.


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