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Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City

17:6 Night of Worship & Street Evangelism

17:6 – A Night of Worship & Street Evangelism 

“Strike the rock, and water will come out of it for the people to drink.”

Exodus 17:6

For the third time this summer, we will flood Allston with prayer, worship and evangelism. We are calling all young revivalists, worshipers and evangelists in the city of Boston who desire to see the lost saved and the Body equipped to come out!

6:30-9:30PM

Brighton Music Hall

158 Brighton Ave, Allston

????Contact David W. Hill, dwhill@citychurchboston.org

For more details.

Mygration Christian Conference 2025

Mygration Christian Conference is excited to be hosting its 7th annual gathering on October 17-18, 2025 at Gordon College in Wenham, MA!

Join us this fall as we gather and prepare Christian leaders to prophetically respond to our present cultural moment, equipping the Church to stand firmly with our immigrant neighbors and mobilize the body of Christ into redemptive action. Come and learn from world-class pastors, scholars, and activists about what it means to advocate for our immigrant communities.

Your registration ticket includes:

– Friday dinner –
– Saturday lunch
– 2 Keynote Addresses by world-class leaders
– 2 Breakout Sessions by community leaders
– Fostering community with others dedicated to serving immigrants
– 2 Panel discussions with Q & A
– 2 Worship Sessions
– Conference booklet and materials
– Resources from national advocacy networks for local community empowerment
– Access to our Graduate Student Conference (2 conferences in 1!)

We hope you will join us for this special event. Register today!

For more information, visit: www.theologyandmigration.com/MCC2025

25th Annual Boston Gospel Fest!

Presented by Mayor Michelle Wu

Join us for an unforgettable evening of worship, praise, and community at Boston Gospel Fest 2025 – celebrating 25 years of powerful gospel music in the heart of the city!

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Boston’s biggest Gospel event of the year is back — and you’re invited!

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Introducing City Wide City Voices — a powerful intergenerational choir uniting voices from every neighborhood, church, and organization across Boston and beyond.

Last Two Choir Rehearsals:

  • Tuesday, 6:30 PM – Grace Church of All Nations

  • Saturday, 11:00 AM – Concord Baptist Church

All are welcome – all are needed. Let’s lift one sound of worship and praise in unity at Gospel Fest 2025!

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???? Rehearsals began in July 2025 across multiple Boston locations
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Let’s make history together. Join us in lifting every voice in praise!
For more info, visit ???? boston.gov/gospelfest

RSVP here! 

Refresh: A Retreat for Creatives

Hosted by the Leighton Ford Initiative in Theology, the Arts, and Gospel Witness, this three-day retreat will provide an opportunity to prayerfully approach pains and blockers in your relationship with God, self, and others, as well as in the creative process. Activities will include biblical reflections, examining artworks, listening prayer, worship, visio divina, and community connection alongside discussions and workshops on culture, art, and the church. Refresh will be facilitated by Melanie Spinks, a Gordon-Conwell alumna and visual artist, with special contributions from Leighton Ford, Dr. Gwenfair Adams, and Adam Kurihara.

Creatives and artists of all kinds are invited to attend this retreat, with the understanding that some content will have an emphasis on visual art.

Click here to learn more or to register.

Sanctuary is Sacred: Public Worship & Action for Immigration Justice

This Good Friday, April 18th at 4pm beginning at the Thomas O’Neill Federal Building downtown, Christians and people of faith will gather in prayer and protest, demanding protection for our immigrant neighbors and our communities.

Jesus’ birth was a story of migration and border-crossing. Jesus’ death was a confrontation with – and triumph over – the powers of empire and a radical, loving act of solidarity with the oppressed. In remembering Jesus’ story during Holy Week, we are called to be in solidarity with the crucified peoples of our present. This public worship and action calls on our state elected officials to protect our communities by passing the Dignity not Deportations Act and by getting ICE off of our streets and out of our churches. While this action will be rooted in the Christian tradition and practice of Stations of the Cross, people of all or no faith backgrounds are welcome and encouraged to attend.

RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/GFSanctuary




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