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Love, Dating and Marriage with PK

Love, Dating, and Marriage (LDM)

LDMwithPK is part of a Christian ministry in Nigeria with a global presence that focuses on love, dating, and marriage. The ministry from a kingdom perspective has continued to shape the perception of society around the concept of marriage.

Hosted by Pastor Kingsley and Pastor Mildred popularly referred to as PK and PM, this exclusive event is designed to provide you with profound insights, practical wisdom, and invaluable guidance on navigating the intricate world of love, dating, and marriage. Whether you’re single and searching for your life partner, in a blossoming relationship, or married and seeking to deepen your bond, this event is for you.

Through engaging discussions, interactive sessions, and thought-provoking activities, PK and PM will share their wealth of knowledge, drawing from years of research and personal experiences. Their unique approach combines psychology, bible-based principles, and cultural wisdom to help you understand the dynamics of love, unravel the mysteries of dating, and nurture a harmonious and fulfilling marriage.

Welcome to an extraordinary event that celebrates the beauty of love, the excitement of dating, and the sacredness of marriage. Join us for an unforgettable journey as PK and PM, the renowned relationship expert, guides you through a transformative experience that will redefine your perspective on love and relationships.

Date: 4th of August 2023

Time: 5PM

Venue: Lowell Memorial Auditorium, 50 East Merrimack Street Lowell, MA, 01852

Note: Limited seats available, so early registration is recommended.

All-Night Vigil for St. Richard of Wessex

Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Somerville, MA invites you to join us once again in a special festal offering: an All-Night Vigil (Vespers, Orthros, and Divine Liturgy served together) commemorating St. Richard of Wessex, one of the great saints of early medieval England.
While St. Richard is celebrated on the Greek Orthodox calendar ( https://www.goarch.org/chapel/search?month=2&day=7 ), last year’s services were the first time there had ever been a full liturgical office for him (save for a lone Latin antiphon).
Come and share this unique blessing with us – an All-Night Vigil commemorating a saint of the British Isles who died in Italy traveling to Jerusalem, celebrated today by a Greek Orthodox community in New England, with an office composed in English specifically for Greek Orthodox use, that will be sung according to the tradition and practice of Byzantine chant.
And if your name is Richard – come celebrate your name day with us in our newly-renovated church!
A BRIEF LIFE:
St. Richard of Wessex (+722 A.D.) was a king in Anglia who, with his wife St. Wuna, raised his children Ss. Willibald, Winnibald, and Walpurga in the Christian faith, but remained focused on his own worldly concerns and privileges as king.
Eventually, St. Richard’s children lovingly reproached him. They implored him to set a Christian example for them, just as Noah had first entered the Ark ahead of his children, and to heed the words of our Lord to give away all that he had and follow Christ.
St. Richard heard his children’s rebuke and repented. With tears in his eyes, he cast off his crown and distributed his wealth. His sons convinced him to go with them on pilgrimage to visit holy sites in Rome and Jerusalem, and they set out on the journey.
In Lucca, Italy, St. Richard fell ill and reposed in the Lord. Ss. Willibald and Winnibald buried him at the church of Saint Frigdian (San Frediano).
Miracles and healings began to occur at St. Richard’s tomb, leading to his veneration and glorification as a saint. His son, St. Willibald, became bishop of Eichstätt in modern-day Bavaria, and had relics of his father translated to his cathedral there as well.

Spirituality & Social Justice: Abraham Joshua Heschel & Martin Luther King, Jr.

Abraham Joshua Heschel and Martin Luther King met in the early 1960’s and established a friendship based on shared values and mutual respect between their Jewish and Christian traditions. Through our study, we will pursue several key biographical, theological, and political questions:

  • How did each emerge as a public figure?
  • What were their understandings of the relationship between religion and American democracy?
  • How did they weave together ritual and ethics concerns?
  • Can we apply lessons from their interreligious, cross-cultural, and interracial efforts to oppose bigotry and hatred today?

By studying Heschel and King together, we will have the opportunity to learn by way of comparison and contrast—including the impact each had on the other—thus offering us two intriguing models of “spirituality and social justice.”

This is a 5-week interactive course; the cost is $120. Register here.

Cohort Launch: Christ-Followers & STEM

  • Is STEM important to the Kingdom of God? Is my work at odds with my Christian calling?
  • Is work part of “the curse”?
  • How can I integrate my spiritual life and my work life? Can I share my faith at work?
  • Will I find joy and relevance in my STEM career?

The STEM cohort, by Boston Fellows and in partnership with Gospel and Tech, will address these questions and more. This nine-week program begins with a 24-hour “camp-in” February 15-16, 2019, followed by eight weekly meetings.

Learn more and apply here.

Zach Williams Worship In The Adirondacks 2018

This is a great song from Zach Williams filled with great truth! We are so excited to have Zach joining us at this years Worship In The Adirondacks 2018. For details and tickets go to www.worshipintheadirondacks.com.


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