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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Campus Leader Retreat: Shepherding with Resilience

Are you worn out from a demanding year of ministry and longing for a space to retreat? Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary invites you to Shepherding with Resilience, a two-day event designed for campus ministry staff, adult ministry leaders, and student leaders. The retreat on our Hamilton, MA campus offers a thoughtful blend of fellowship and rest, as well as practical development. At the retreat, you will:

  • Learn from trusted faculty and explore themes such as conflict and restlessness in life and ministry.
  • Engage in conversations with peers who understand your ministry landscape.
  • Enjoy a time of leisure on our beautiful North Shore campus.

Join us for this opportunity to step away, reflect, and strengthen your resilience in ministry. Registration closes May 1 and is limited to thirty leaders in total, and guest housing is limited to fifteen. Email admissions@gordonconwell.edu with any housing or program questions.

The cost is $75 for overnight guests and $40 for day guests, which includes meals.

FaithWorks Vision Planning Saturday: Revival 2026

Join us for an exciting event where we’ll seek God’s vision for the future! At FaithWorks Vision Planning Saturday: Revival 2026, you’ll have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals, plan for the new year, and work on your own projects with the support of a community. We invite you to meet our committee, learn more about our plans for 2026, and have focused heads-down time to work. This in-person event is a great chance to connect, inspire, and innovate. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to be part of something bigger than yourself!

An Evening with the Holy Post: Arlington, MA

Join Esau McCaulley, Amy Peeler and HPM Producer Mike Stralow with Holy Post community members near Boston, 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

“The Hate Ends Now” Mobile Holocaust Exhibit & Original Artifact Collection

Join us for an unforgettable and educational experience as Newton Public Schools hosts The Hate Ends Now immersive traveling exhibit, a powerful initiative raising awareness of the Holocaust and the dangers of antisemitism, racism, and all forms of hate.

Step inside a full-scale replica of a WWII-era cattle car—the very kind used to transport Jews and other targeted groups to concentration and death camps—and witness history brought to life through a 360-degree, 20-minute multimedia presentation. This immersive experience offers a deeply moving account of the Holocaust that resonates across generations.

In addition to the cattle car experience, the exhibit features 25 original Holocaust artifacts, including a prisoner uniform, identification cards, ghetto currency, and more—each telling its own story of survival, resistance, and remembrance.

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This impactful presentation has been featured at notable locations including the White House, Times Square, Harvard University, and NBA arenas. Now it comes to Newton, engaging students and the broader community in reflection and action.

✨ Admission is free, but registration is required: https://shorturl.at/PGME
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Let us come together to remember, to learn, and to ensure that hate truly ends now.

Orwell: Past, Present and Pizza

Join us on September 27th for a fun panel discussion with Prof. Steven Pinker (Harvard), Prof. Jean Seaton (Orwell Foundation Director) and David Taylor (Orwell’s official biographer), moderated by Prof. Max Tegmark (MIT). We’ll discuss George Orwell’s life, impact and relevance today for issues ranging from surveillance to censorship and hate-mongering. We’ll have an open Q&A afterwards as well as a book signing for Orwell’s new biography.

The event is free and open to the public, and so is the pizza, but you need to pre-register so that we know how much food to order.

Feel free to email us with any questions, and register here today!

 


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