Dec 30 2017

UniteBoston’s Top 10 Photos in 2017

January 2017 – More than 800 people gathered for the January 20th luncheon, workshops, liturgical service, and missions fair during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

Co-Presiders from diverse Christian traditions at the January 21st Prayer Service. From left to right: Pastor Barry Kang from Symphony Church, Rev. Dana Baker from Grace Chapel, Rev. David Wright from the Black Ministerial Alliance, Metropolitan Methodios from the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan of Boston, and Bishop Arthur Kennedy from the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston.

January 2017 – Joint Catholic/Lutheran Prayer Service to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation at the Paulist Center.

May 2017 – BostonServe, 200+ volunteers representing 25 different churches serving in 11 neighborhood projects. Lena Denis wrote her experience in a blog: “Unity Through Diversity.”

May 2017 – BostonServe project in Cambridge, where 130 care bags for refugee foster children were packed by 100 volunteers. This project was coordinated by Kaitlin Roberson, who wrote a reflection entitled “Serving Together as the United Body of Christ.”

May 2017 – Find A Way Relay, a pilgrimage run for racial justice from Washington DC to St. Louis.

July 2017 – UniteBoston Worship Team, convened by Chloe Gaydos. Read about Chloe Gaydos’ life-changing summer as she interned with UniteBoston.

August 2017 – UniteBoston Worship Night, an outdoor worship concert in Boston Common. Read about Rev. Nunez’ experience at the worship night.

October 2017 – First UniteBoston Neighborhood Dinner at Tony’s House in Revere. Here is Father Tom Ryan’s testimony of his experience at the neighborhood dinner.

November 2017 – Neighborhood Dinner Party Launch. 5 reasons why you should sign up for Neighborhood Dinners.

Thanks for joining into UniteBoston’s ministry this year! We couldn’t do it without you and are excited to see what God will do in the coming year as we continue connecting Christians for greater gospel movement in Boston.

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