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The HUHO Gala

Where Faith Meets Action — Just Beyond Boston

For over a decade, the HUHO Foundation has been quietly serving those in need — restoring lives through Christ-centered compassion, community partnerships, and faithful service.

On March 7, believers from across New England will gather in Windham, NH for our Annual Gala — a night of worship, storytelling, fellowship, and generosity.

Only 35 minutes from Boston, this evening offers:

✨ Live worship and music
✨ Testimonies from ministry leaders
✨ Dinner and Christian fellowship
✨ Support for women, children, and families in crisis
✨ A shared commitment to living out the Gospel

Our theme, “Threads of Our Nation: Honor & Gratitude,” reflects the beautiful way God weaves His people together for His purposes.

Whether you’re a pastor, volunteer, professional, student, or ministry leader — you are welcome here.

📍 Windham, NH
🗓 March 7, 2026
🎟 huhofoundation.com

Come be encouraged. Come be connected. Come be part of God’s work. RSVP due by 2.18.2026

ROXTalks: Economic Mobility in Communities of Color (featuring Rev. Liz Walker)

Children’s Services of Roxbury (CSR) is thrilled to welcome the renowned Reverend Liz Walker as a featured guest in its ROXTalks series. On Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 12 to 1 p.m., CSR President and CEO Sandra M. McCroom and Rev. Walker will explore the connections between trauma and economic mobility through a virtual community conversation. All are welcome to join this free event by registering at bit.ly/4o3I2LG.

At a time when communities of color are reeling from trauma and economic hardship, this episode of CSR’s ROXTalks series is particularly well-timed and especially vital. McCroom and Walker will lead a conversation that reveals how healing trauma can unlock economic opportunity for historically marginalized communities. The conversation will highlight the importance of community healing and care, shared stories, and relational support in building stronger, more resilient neighborhoods.

The Dark Hours of Advent

The Dark Hours of Advent

A song cycle based on Rainer Maria Rilke’s Book of Hours
Composed by Christopher Greco, piano and vocals

With guest musicians Cliff Chuang, Pierson Wetzel, and Andy Young

English translations of poems by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy
English translation of Rilke’s letters by Stephen Mitchell

This program will include excerpts of advent hymns and readings.
Sunday, December 10, 6:30 p.m.
Reservoir Church, The Chapel
15 Notre Dame Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
“Pay what you can” donation at the door

Codman Square Can We Talk?
A safe space to tell your story
 Join the conversation on the  NEW ZOOM LINK below
Tuesday, July 13, 7-8 pm
Codman Square Can We Talk?  
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84709927629?pwd=Qm5HMnlBT1A4OUg3Z0JHV0V6bk52QT09
Meeting ID: 847 0992 7629Join by Phone: Dial 1 301 715 8592
Enter Meeting ID 847 0992 7629 (there is NO Participant ID)
Note: You will be in the waiting room and the host will let you in.

Codman Square Can We Talk? is a trauma support program that offers a safe space for people to share their stories of loss, trauma, healing, and hope. This is also a space for listening, which is a way for offering support. This program is modeled after the Can We Talk? of the Cory Johnson Program for Post-Traumatic Healing.

This is made possible by a collaboration of Churches, community faith-based organizations, and neighbors from the Codman Square community.

Click here to read the article on UB highlighting Codman Square Can We Talk? here.

For more information feel free to contact us at cwtcodman@gmail.com or call us at 617-910-0456


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