UniteBoston

Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

Ignite Service

???? IGNITE Service – This Saturday at 5pm! ????

Join us for a powerful night of worship, the Word, and prayer as we come together to lift up the name of Jesus! This isn’t just another service—it’s a moment to encounter God’s presence, be refreshed in His Spirit, and leave on fire for His kingdom.

This Ignite service will also serve as the Pre-Rally for Keep the Flame ????—a chance to stir up the fire before our big youth rally on October 18. Don’t miss what God is starting now!

Whether you’re searching for hope, hungry for more of God, or simply need a fresh spark in your faith, this night is for YOU. Bring your friends, your family, and anyone who needs to experience the love and power of Jesus. ❤️‍????

 Youth & Young Adults led, but open to all!

Mini Seminar for Men & Women in Ministry

This event was originally planned as a Men’s Breakfast. However, due to the strong interest in our guest speaker, Lee Grady, and the timely subject he will present, it has been expanded into a mini-seminar open to both men and women. For questions, please contact Pastor Frank Campos at 978-423-9463 or email office@ccflowell.org.

Schedule: 9:00AM, Refreshments | 9:30AM, Worship | 9:50AM, Session 1 “The role of women in the Kingdom of God” | 10:50AM, Song | 11:00AM, Session 2 “The relationship between men and women in ministry”

Confronting Boston’s Legacy of Slavery: The Power of Faith and the Art of Remembrance

When: Monday, September 15, 2025 • 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Where: Museum of African American History, 46 Joy Street, Boston, MA
Admission: Free

Description:

Join us for an illuminating panel discussion focused on Boston’s often-hidden history with slavery, and on how faith and the arts can help us remember, confront, and heal from that legacy. Together we’ll explore how stories from the past shape our present, and how remembrance—through words, worship, and creative expression—can inspire justice and reconciliation.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Kabria Baumgartner — historian and public scholar who brings insight into Boston’s social and cultural past.
  • Rev. Willie Bodrick II — bringing perspective from faith, community, and practice.
  • Rev. Joy Fallon — sharing reflections on spiritual life and memory.
  • Harmonia Rosales — visual artist whose work invites us to re-imagine, re-vision, and reconcile with histories often left unspoken.

Why this matters:

  • To deepen our collective understanding of Boston’s role in slavery — not just historically, but in how its legacy continues to influence institutions and communities.
  • To engage with how faith communities and artistic voices can act together as catalysts for remembrance, healing, and justice.
  • To offer an opportunity for reflection and conversation in a historic space, with a diverse panel committed to uplifting stories from the margins.

March for Jesus

June us for the March for Jesus this Saturday August 23 from 2pm to 8pm. Meet at the flagpoles in front of Boston City Hall at 2pm. We will march up Tremont Street to the Boston Common Parkman Bandstand for all day revival from 3pm to 8pm, hearing from local pastors, worship teams, DJ’s and other speakers.
Every step we take in this March for Jesus is a declaration of God’s sovereign reign over New England. After the march we will gather on the Boston Common for an unforgettable time of praise, prayer, and proclamation, featuring Boston’s best DJ’s, worship bands, local and international speakers until 8pm. We will also be praying for the sick, and holding water baptisms for new believers. Sign up now using the button above and come ready to see lives transformed.


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