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Kingdom Basketball League

🏀 KINGDOM BASKETBALL LEAGUE (KBL) INVITATION 🏀

The Boston Chapter of the K.I.N.G. Movement is excited to partner with the Salvation Army Kroc Center to launch the Kingdom Basketball League (KBL)—a Christ-centered basketball league designed to unite young men from churches across Greater Boston through fellowship, friendly competition, and community.

Our mission is simple: to bring believers together outside of the traditional worship setting and create opportunities for meaningful relationships through the game of basketball. We believe that fellowship extends beyond the church walls, and KBL provides a unique environment where young men can build friendships, encourage one another in their faith, and represent their local church while competing on the court.

This summer, we invite your church to assemble its best five players and recruit a few young men from your neighborhood to join the team. Whether they are longtime church members or simply looking for a positive community, KBL offers an opportunity to connect with other believers, grow in brotherhood, and enjoy competitive basketball in a Christ-centered atmosphere.

Join us on Sunday afternoons as churches from throughout Greater Boston come together for exciting games, prayer, fellowship, and kingdom-minded connection.

Bring your game. Build relationships. Represent your church. Advance the Kingdom.

For more information about team registration, league rules, and schedules, please contact us today.

Kingdom Basketball League (KBL)
Where Faith, Fellowship, and Competition Meet.

C.A.M.P.S. 2024!

What is CAMPS?

CAMPS is a ministry to youth with a mission:

  1. That all participants come to a saving, personal relationship with Jesus Christ
  2. That Christian community be formed and lived
  3. That continued spiritual growth and commitment be fostered

 

Standing for Christ as My Personal Savior, C.A.M.P.S. has provided a weeklong summer experience of faith, sports, and community for over 41 years. Pulling youth and various faith leaders and coordinators from a multitude of communities in Massachusetts, C.A.M.P.S. fosters a safe space for youth to encounter Christ, whether it be the first time they are experiencing the Word of God, or have been part of a Christian community for most of their lives.

Join us this year at the Hume Christian Campsite, in which the week will include live music, testimonies, speakers, and competitive team events. Most importantly, you will be able to bond and build friendships with other youth and staff camp counselors who will walk in faith with you.

We hope you join us, and if you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our regional team coordinators at: https://campsministry.com/contact-us. Scholarships are available to help offset costs: https://campsministry.com/scholarship.

Millennial Meetup: Summer Cookout

The next Millennial Meetup event will be a Summer Cookout on Sunday, July 23rd at 1:00 p.m. This cookout will take place at 145 Sharon Street, Medford, MA 02155. Come for a time of fellowship, fun, food and having a great time in Christ Jesus.

We ask everyone coming to bring a side (cookies, chips, etc) or a drink (water, soda, juice non alcoholic beverages, etc). All dietary restriction will be accommodated for this cookout.

Please sign up by clicking this link and also invite a friend! Hope to see you there!

DN Junior Research Fellowship

Boston high school students are paid to study ancient Nubia and current black studies topics through the DuBois Nubian Junior Research Fellowship. City of Boston pays students to work 5 hours each day, Mon- Fri, July 10 – Aug 11. They meet in person at Harvard University Mon and Wed, online on Tue and Thur and go on fun field trips on Fridays. Guided by undergraduates and expert lecturers, students study, discuss and write about a variety of topics related to the African kingdom of Nubia and to life in the black community. In doing so they sharpen their academic skills, build a network of peers and role models and learn about important aspects of African American studies.

Jen Aldana at Soulfest 2022

We invite you to come see Boston’s own Jen Aldana perform this year at New England’s largest Christian Music Festival: Soulfest 2022!

If you don’t know Jen, she’s a talented Christian artist, member of the UB fam, one of the directors for UB’s upcoming concert, and a worship leader at Impact Church! She’s graduated from Berklee, was awarded the Season 5 Winner of The Voice on Snapchat, and can be found performing, leading worship, and influencing the next generation all over the New England area.

Visit Jen’s website here.

Listen to her music here.

Get your tickets to see Jen (and tons of other acts) at Soulfest here. 

 

Want to learn more about Soulfest?

With 4 stages, delicious food vendors, and the biggest names in Christian music you’ll find yourself in a relaxing and life-giving atmosphere around like-minded believers. This will be Soulfest’s last festival at its historic Gunstock Resort, so it will be one to remember. The music continues in 2023 at a new venue. 

What are you waiting for?! Fun for the whole family, onsite camping, worship sessions, panel discussions, and even a magic show for the kiddos, there is something for everyone in your group. You deserve a relaxing getaway in the mountains of NH- and what better reason to get away than to WORSHIP!

Watch Jen Aldana perform twice at Soulfest:

  • Thursday, August 4th at 4:30PM – Deeper Well Stage
  • Saturday, August 6th at 4PM – Mountain Top Stage

For more info visit Soulfest’s website here.

Tickets:

Purchase your *Discounted Tickets* with Jen’s link for friends & family (that’s you!) here. 

Stay connected! Follow her journey at @jenaldanamusic

See you at Soulfest!


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