UniteBoston

Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

  • Home
  • Events
    • Submit Event
  • Join In
    • Beloved Community Lab
    • Migrant Care and Solidarity
    • The Church and Civic Engagement
    • The ATTIC
    • Kingdom Conversations
    • Worship & Pray
    • Boston Flourish
  • About
    • UB Board, Staff & Volunteers
    • Cohorts
    • Missional Letter
    • Annual Reports
    • History
    • Christian Unity
  • Forums
  • Blog
  • Give
  • Contact
  • Search

Dec 10 2024

Online Course “Nurturing Your Children’s Spirituality”

Gordon College is excited to extend an invitation to parents caregivers of children from birth to elementary school in your congregation for an enriching, 4-week online course this January: “Nurturing Your Children’s Spirituality.”

This course is designed to help parents and guardians recognize and respond to the Holy Spirit’s work in the lives of their children, as well as foster lasting faith through meaningful, intentional relationships with Jesus.

Click here to register

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: faith, jesus, spirit, spirituality, work

Oct 16 2024

Christians For Impact Free Career Mentorship

Are you:

  • in university or recently graduated, discerning your career path?
  • in the early stage of your career, or looking to make a career switch to something more meaningful and impactful?
  • ambitious, impact-driven and analytically minded?
  • keen to use your career for the good of the world and the glory of God?

If any of these sound like you, we invite you to apply to our FREE 1-on-1 Impact Mentorship program designed to help young, ambitious Christians pursue careers with maximum social impact. You’ll get matched to a Christian mentor from top universities like Harvard and MIT in the field you’re interested in and have a video call lasting around 60-min. You’ll receive Biblical guidance, prayer, and career opportunities. Apply here.

Also, check out our 10-minute career guide on how to maximize the impact of your career and sign up to our monthly newsletter, where we’ll send you our most impactful career resources, job opportunities, and events.

For any questions, email JD Bauman at jd@christiansforimpact.org.

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: christian, kingdom come, make a difference, politics, poverty, research, resources, work

Jul 09 2024

God has a province for you to oversee

Apply for the next Boston Fellows cohort!  Sept 2024 to May 2025
Boston Fellows is a nine-month program that helps early- to mid-career professionals cultivate the insights and spiritual habits necessary for meaningful vocation, in a cohort of peers, spiritual leaders, and professional mentors. Read what recent alumni are saying about the program here.   Application deadline: August 1.
For more info and to apply visit bostonfellows.com or contact communications@bostonfellows.com

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: boston fellows, transformation, work

Apr 11 2019

Live-in Part-Time Community Cook Opening!

The International Fellowship House is currently accepting applications for a live-in, part-time (20-25 hours/week) male Cook and Kitchen Manager. Combine your passion for serving others with your passion for food!

 

What is the International Fellowship House?

The International Fellowship House (IFH) is a non-profit home to around twenty male international students and researchers. More than just a boarding house, the IFH strives to have as much of the atmosphere, comfort, and fellowship of a home as possible. We believe that sharing meals is essential for creating a home and for true community to develop. Therefore, the position of Cook and Kitchen Manager is of vital importance to the IFH.

The primary responsibility of the Cook and Kitchen Manager is to help facilitate this environment through the service of meals and kitchen management. The Cook and Kitchen Manager prepares dinner meals 5 nights per week Monday-Friday, purchases supplies, maintains kitchen organization and hygiene, and works closely with the Resident Manager. As a fellow resident of the community, the Cook and Kitchen Manager is expected to participate in the life of the community as outlined in our Handbook.

Expectations/Main Duties

  1. Work joyfully, independently and efficiently within approximately 20-25 hours per week.
    1. Create a hospitable, pleasant kitchen environment through attitude and demeanor.
    2. Plan and work within a budget and strive to become more economical without sacrificing quality.
  2. Prepare meals for 20-30 people Monday through Friday and for special events.
    1. Ready dinner meals by 5:50pm Monday-Friday.
    2. Submit menus 2 weeks in advance for the following 2 weeks.
    3. Shop weekly and as needed for food to be prepared for dinners and breakfasts.
    4. Prepare meals for residents with dietary restrictions.
    5. Prepare party/holiday menus and meals approximately 5 times/year for large IFH events.
  3. Manage the organization and maintenance of the main kitchen.
    1. Manage weekly, quarterly and annual dinner and breakfast food inventory.
    2. Organize and manage the kitchen space.
    3. Manage the cleaning of the kitchen twice a year during our semi-annual cleaning days.

 

Compensation/Benefits: housing, monthly stipend, paid holidays and vacation days, transportation allowance, parking, benefits available to all residents (breakfast and dinner M-F, trips, etc.).

Fill out an application and submit your resume here:

http://www.ifhboston.org/kmc-job-application

For more information about the Cook and Kitchen Manager position, contact Anna at: managers@ifhboston.org

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: back bay, community, work

Jan 23 2019

Made to Flourish Lunch and Learn

Join us at our first Lunch and Learn of 2019! We look forward to a great lunch and learn as we see the intersection of “Faith & Government”  through the eyes of newly elected State-Rep Nika Elugardo. Nika earned her B.S. from MIT in Urban Planning, an MPP from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government with concentrations in political advocacy, leadership, and peace and security, and a J.D. from Boston University Law School with externships in tax law, human rights, and corporate social responsibility. Nika’s work experience, training as a lawyer and policy leader, progressive values, and passion for our District position her to be a bold, effective leader on Beacon Hill. Nika won her election in 2018 to become MA State Representative to the 15th Suffolk/Norfolk District, including the neighborhoods of Brookline, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, and Roslindale.

Email boston@madetoflourish.org to RSVP.

Please note: This event is limited to church/parachurch staff members

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: church, church planting, faith, pastors, work

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4


Give to Further Christian Unity

DONATE!

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • YouTube

Copyright © 2026 · UniteBoston · Built on WordPress