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Rooted in Justice: Youth Ministry Cohort Intensive
Date: May 4, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Second Church in Dorchester | 44 Moultrie St. Dorchester, MA 02124
About the Event
UniteBoston is partnering with Arrabon for Rooted in Justice, a one-day workshop intensive designed for those who walk closely with teenagers ages 13–17. This training is for youth pastors, ministry leaders, mentors, parents, and caregivers who are navigating the complexities of forming faith in a world shaped by trauma, division, and deep questions about justice, belonging, and hope.
This immersive day invites participants into a space of formation, not just information. Through trauma-informed learning, shared practices, and honest dialogue with others across diverse contexts, you’ll grow in active listening, empathy, courage, and a vision for justice-shaped discipleship that meets young people where they truly are.
Participants will receive access to the Cultivating Kinship curriculum, a six-week spiritual formation resource equipping Christ-followers to engage hard conversations with compassionate curiosity, embodied faith, and hope. This intensive also serves as an entry point into the larger Rooted in Justice cohort journey, including opportunities for continued formation and a potential immersion experience in Montgomery, Alabama.
Come ready to be equipped, challenged, and rooted more deeply in walking with the next generation to follow Jesus.
We’re able to offer this event for FREE – please REGISTER HERE and help to spread the word!
Vulnerability & Cruciformity: A Resurrection Retreat
We live in a hurried, polarized, and fearful time. Our natural instinct is to react with hardness, protection, and isolation. Yet, both modern psychology and sound Christian theology beckon us to do the opposite: live life with arms wide open. As Brené Brown would say, “Live vulnerably.” Let your life be cruciform: taking the very shape of Jesus’ own life and even his cross and resurrection.
Join Dr. Elizabeth Woodard, Ph.D., Catholic theologian and spiritual director, for a post-Easter Day Apart retreat that will focus on how to live with open hearts during a time such as this. We will investigate vulnerability as it is presented in the work of psychological researcher Dr. Brene Brown, and we will investigate cruciformity as it is presented in the Christian theological tradition. These two, very different scholastic approaches seem to call us to quite similar ends.
Discover the joy of the Easter season at Rolling Ridge.
Christian Leadership Fellowship on Antisemitism and Allyship
An Evening with the Holy Post: Arlington, MA
Join Esau McCaulley, Amy Peeler, Holy Post Producer Mike Stralow and fellow members of the Holy Post community in Arlington, MA at 5 PM on Sunday, Nov. 23rd. We will have a time of casual socializing followed by a program which will include a conversation with Esau and Amy, a behind-the-scenes look at upcoming Holy Post projects, and an audience Q&A.
It’s our hope that events like this one will help the Holy Post community find each other, build deeper community where you are, and serve as a thank you for making The Holy Post possible. We also hope these events will help us grow the Holy Post community so please consider inviting or purchasing tickets for those who are not yet a Holy Post fan!
Can’t make this event? Don’t worry! We’re planning on doing a few more of these kinds of events around the country throughout the year.
Special $50 Bundle Offer:
- Get access to early entry so you can find seats with the best view of the stage
- Receive a Holy Post Print signed by hosts and Limited Edition Merch
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