Nurturing Relational Connections Across Boston's Christian Community
God's precepts and practices for personal money management Money. It’s in the top three causes of personal stress. In the top three subjects of marital conflict. But also, among the top topics addressed in the Bible. And with stunning promises of God’s benevolence towards us! Join a conversation with Yvonne Mitto, Executive Director of Compass New […]
A debate between Anne Rathbone Bradley and Ron Sider. The American conversation on Economics is more polarized today than any time in our history. Many voices in public life today are calling into question the fundamentals of the system. Young voters, especially, decry its inequalities and blame it for our environmental problems. Boston Fellows will host […]
DivorceCare meeting in Downtown Boston at Park Street Church on Thursday nights 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm January 9, 2020 to April 3, 2020. DivorceCare is for those going through separation or divorce. Find hope and healing. $20 for the 13 week term. Scholarships may be available. Join at any time. All our meetings are […]
A Blue Christmas service brings comfort and offers hope. Ours is designed to welcome our seeking friends. Please join us at Park Street Church for jazz and a cappella music, a reading of The Ragman parable, singing and a time of prayer. Email Chris May for more details.
Childcare will be available for ages 0–4. RSVP is requested for childcare, but not required. “Let us read and mark in Holy Scripture the tale of the loving purposes of God from the first days of our disobedience unto the glorious Redemption brought us by this Holy Child; and let us make this church glad with […]
"It takes a village to raise a child." - African proverb God gives the primary responsibility of raising kids to their parents, but he calls all of us to help. What does the Bible actually say about raising children? What does that look like in the challenges of 21st-century America? How do parents marshal resources to meet those […]
Join the Boston Fellows for a few steps in learning... How design-thinking can solve problems and humanize our work with compassion and kindness How to engage productively with challenging colleagues and circumstances at work How to practice empathy, as Jesus did, to become more available and vulnerable for those in need at work What it looks like to practice […]
People are still asking questions, they just may not be seeking their answers at a church. Would you like to feel more comfortable engaging in spiritual conversations with the people at work, friends, and family? Would you like to be able to share something about God that people can receive? Would you like to stop going it alone? […]
Whatever our creed, we all need healthcare. But today patients and healthcare providers interact in a system that often feels hostile to their concerns about compassionate care, as well as the ultimate ends of life and health. Many sense there is something seriously broken about medicine. The church is mostly silent in discussing healthcare's problems. […]
"Good ideas" are as common as easy chairs. Functioning models, that are actually changing individual lives and neighborhoods? Much harder to find. Join us to hear Cynthia Wallace tell about God at work in the Homewood neighborhood of Pittsburgh, and here in Boston. Ordinary people took basic steps and made a difference. You can too. Registration […]
This is a generation that is not just hungry for big faith, but for a big faith that is lived out in the practical, mundane things we do and the decisions that we make everyday. What does it look like to follow God and live out this faith in our relationships, at our jobs, in […]
Young Life has a 75 year history of bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to unchurched youth through relationships, mentoring, and creative and life-giving programs. If you are interested in being trained as a Young Life leader in Boston or would like to grow in your ability to connect with adolescents, please consider joining us […]
If technology can be used for good or for evil, how is it not neutral? Is technology today qualitatively different from other eras? Are there technologies that thoughtful people should just avoid? How do we do technology without compromising our humanity? What does the examined technological life look like, in practice? Boston Fellows is pleased to host John Dyer, author of From […]
“Let us read and mark in Holy Scripture the tale of the loving purposes of God from the first days of our disobedience unto the glorious Redemption brought us by this Holy Child; and let us make this church glad with our carols of praise.” Music sung by the Park Street Church Sanctuary Choir and […]
"How do we 'do' education for our common public life?" December 8, 10:00am - 3:00pm, at Park Street Church. Boston Fellows is thrilled to invite you to join the civic discussion, in an open, in-depth conversation led by Prof. Charles L. Glenn. See https://bit.ly/2QkfUr3 for more information and to RSVP.
How do I get control of my finances and have reason to feel good about them, for once? Are there biblical principles for investing, saving? What should I put away for the future? What are my godly peers doing? More experienced Christians? What does the Bible say about debt? How do I get out of debt […]
The National Day of Prayer exists to mobilize unified public prayer for America. Join the Park Street Church community as we pray with the country, "Making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace." (Ephesians 4:3).
Easter Sunday marks the conclusion of a three-part worship service which begins with Maundy Thursday (the Lord's Supper), and continues through Good Friday (a service marking the death of Christ). After a long and quiet Saturday Jesus's disciples awoke to find that the tomb was empty—He had risen from the dead! We mark this momentous […]
Good Friday serves, with Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday, as one continuous service commemorating the most holy passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and there is no benediction pronounced until Easter. The word tenebrae is Latin for “shadows” or “darkness,” recalling the apparent triumph of darkness on Good Friday, and Matthew’s reference to the increasing […]
Maundy Thursday (from the Latin, mandatum, meaning “commandment” as found in John 13:34) serves with Good Friday and Easter Sunday as one continuous service commemorating the passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. As the service is continuous, there is no benediction pronounced until Easter. At communion, congregants are invited to come to the Communion Table […]
