How Citylife Responds to Suffering

“Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”

- 1 John 3:18

Citylife believes that a heart authentically moved by the gospel will respond in an outpouring of love. Loving our neighbor as Jesus loved us means opening our hearts to the Spirit’s transformative work: embracing real-life opportunities to re-order priorities, be uncomfortable, and loosen our hold on things that have become idols, whether material or philosophical. In this, God reveals His glory and character to the watching world and to us.

Upcoming

  • Somerville Homeless Coalition Sat 7/4 @4:30-5PM

    Volunteers needed to drop off dinner for the 26 residents at the adult shelter

  • Pine Street Inn Sat 6/20 @4:30-6PM

    Volunteers needed to serve dinner for the residents of the men’s shelter

  • Loving Our Immigrant Neighbors

    Learn about opportunities to partner with other churches to love the immigrant community in the Boston area

What We Do

  1. Equip and enable the Church to pursue mercy and justice for the needy, suffering, and marginalized, as essential attributes of an authentic Christian faith.

  2. Raise awareness and plant seeds to encourage the Church to engage the gospel in thinking about and responding to suffering.

  3. Form and maintain service partnerships with vetted service providers; offer service opportunities and coordinate volunteers.

  4. Connect and support lay-led ministries and new initiatives; equip and support lay leaders.

Need help?

If you are a member or someone who regularly attends Citylife and would like care in a time of need, please email or book an appointment.

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Nam Hee Kim
Director, Justice & Mercy Ministries
namhee@citylifeboston.org