UniteBoston

Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Evangelical Event Anointed to Save Boston Common 2026

Join Us for Anointed to Save Boston Common 2026

Saturday, August 29, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Boston Common – Parade Ground Area
Near the Beacon Street & Park Street Entrance

Anointed to Save invites churches, ministries, and believers from across New England to unite in sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ during a citywide evangelistic outreach at Boston Common.

Founded on the mission of Luke 4:18–19, our ministry is dedicated to proclaiming the Good News, reaching the lost, and bringing the hope of Christ to our communities. At our Anointed to Save – Boston Common 2025 event, God moved powerfully as more than 30 souls came to know and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.

Join us as we come together to worship, pray, and share the Gospel with thousands of people throughout the day. Together, we believe God will bring in a great harvest of souls for His Kingdom. Thanks for your help!

America250 Food Donation at WORK Inc. (Dorchester)

Typically, a semi-truck bringing food into Boston isn’t a reason to gather, but there’s a special truckload of food being brought in on Friday, April 10th, at 9:00am.  A tractor-trailer full of non-perishable food will arrive at WORK Inc. (25 Beach Street, Dorchester) as a large-scale donation to the Mary Ann Brett Food Pantry, as part of Boston and the Bay State’s America250 commemoration.

We’d love you to join us in greeting the first of 3 America250 trucks coming to Massachusetts in 2026.  These specially designated America250 semi-trucks, organized via JustServe.org, by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are a celebration of our nation’s 250th birthday and our national and local values of serving our communities.  Please stop by WORK Inc.’s facility at 25 Beach Street on the morning of April 10th and join us in celebrating community service in Boston!

Good Friday Service: The Last Words of Jesus Christ

Join us this Good Friday for a powerful and reflective worship experience as we gather with churches from across the city for “The Last Words of Jesus Christ,” presented by the BMA TenPoint.

🗓 Friday, April 3, 2026
🕛 12:00 PM
📍 St. John Missionary Baptist Church (Roxbury)

This sacred service will feature seven dynamic preachers offering reflections on the final words of Christ from the cross—inviting us to pause, remember, and draw near to the heart of Jesus in His final moments. Together, we will journey through the depth of the cross in a spirit of unity, reverence, and hope.

Whether in person or online, come and be renewed as we prepare our hearts for Resurrection Sunday.

🔗 Live stream available at bmatenpoint.org and on Facebook

Civic Engagement – Bridging the Gap: Why Cross-Sector Collaboration Matters More Than Ever

This week’s article, written by Jerome Garciano, team lead of the Civic Engagement conversation, highlights one of the driving forces behind Boston Flourish 2025—the call for cross-sector collaboration that bridges faith, justice, and public life.  Jerome explores how followers of Jesus can bring grace, unity, and conviction into the civic arena through movements like the AND Campaign.

As Boston prepares to launch its local chapter, this article invites us to imagine what it looks like when Christians engage politics not through partisanship, but through the Gospel—seeking the common good so that our city may truly flourish.

I may have been one of the few evangelicals taking part in my local town’s No Kings Demonstrations last weekend, but I was somewhat surprised to see protest signs appealing to “religious” values.  These signs highlighted God’s commands and decrees to love the foreigner because we all were foreigners, and reminded us to ask ‘What Would Jesus Do?’ for our transgender neighbor? One sign especially resonated with me stating, “IT’S SO BAD EVEN THE INTROVERTS ARE HERE!” We need followers of Jesus to speak grace and unity into this moment of division and hatred and set forth a hope and vision for the common good grounded in the Gospel and God’s Word, and that’s why I think the AND Campaign is so important at this time in our history. 

As described in Compassion (&) Conviction: The AND Campaign’s Guide to Faithful Civic Engagement, the AND Campaign is a Christian civic organization that asserts the compassion and conviction of the gospel of Jesus Christ into the public square. It believes that Christians are called to promote social justice and moral order (rather than one or the other) in the sociopolitical arena, and to transcend both partisanship and political ideology. 

The AND Campaign has four primary objectives:

  1. Education – Raise civic literacy among Christians and help believers apply biblical values to the most pressing issues of the day.
  2. Representation – Represent and articulate a clear and credible biblical worldview that Christians can identify with in the public square.
  3. Coalition Building & Reconciliation – Organizing Christians to speak with one voice in the public square, and bridging racial and sociopolitical divides in the church.
  4. Advocacy – Promoting values and policies among policy makers and political decision makers that align with the biblical worldview.

Join us next week at the Boston Flourish Conference as we hear from AND Campaign founder and author Justin Giboney and meet with others who are passionate about seeing our City flourish. We will also mark this moment as the launch of the Boston Chapter of The AND Campaign. We can’t wait to see you there!

Join the Movement

Boston Flourish 2025 takes place October 30, 2025, at IBEW Local 103 in Dorchester.

Tickets are available now for $99, Student rate for $75

👉 Register today to be part of Boston’s unfolding story — a story of faith, research, and collaboration that’s shaping the future of our city.

Because when it comes to creating a Boston where everyone belongs, thrives, and flourishes — it starts with us.

P.S. If you’d like to learn more about the AND Campaign, check out the (&) Civic Revival 10 Disciplines  and the Civic Engagement Playbook

OneBoston Praise Concert

The purpose of this event is to bring together all children of God around the New England area regardless of Culture, race, or ethnicity for a memorable and uplifting  the Name of the Lord as the LORD commanded. We believe that God wants to use this coming together of HIS children not only to bless every individual but also to touch the foundation of this great country (like how he shook the wall of Jericho when the Israelites were praising Him and circling the wall). We are excited about the positive impact OneBoston Praise will have on the community of God’s children.
We are contacting local church organizations that share similar beliefs and are all about coming together for the purpose of God’s work. We would like every Christian organization and Churches to be part of this mission and also support us with prayer, financial assistance, and Guidance in any way for the event. This could include helping with promotion, or any other form of support that aligns with the church’s mission. We believe that by working together, we can make OneBoston Praise a truly special occasion that resonates with everyone in our community.
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