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
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Pine Street Inn Sat 9/19 @4:30-6PM
Volunteers needed to serve dinner for the residents of the men’s shelter
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Josiah Quincy Clothing Closet
Volunteers will meet immediately after service at the Connect Table to visit and organize the closet.
Citylife serves the community we share space with by organizing, re-stocking, and maintaining the clothing closet that serves under-resourced students at Josiah Quincy.
Email namhee@citylifeboston.org to learn more!
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Chinatown Respite Care
CRC provides respite care to neurodivergent Chinese families every 3rd Saturday of the month, from 4-8pm at BCEC. Learn more about CRC here.
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Citylife seeks to support and build community with neighbors who are unhoused and chronically impoverished. Join one of our monthly efforts:
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CRC provides respite care to Chinese families with neurodivergent children every 4th Saturday of the month, from 4-8pm. Sign up HERE
Foster A Child
Foster families welcome and care for children who have been temporarily removed from their homes by the state for their safety. There is a desperate shortage of loving foster homes for the thousands of children in the MA child welfare system. Not quite ready to be a foster parent? Volunteer to support Citylife foster families with material and babysitting needs.
A Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteer is a trained citizen who is appointed by a judge to represent the best interests of a child in court. These children and youth are removed from their homes due to abuse and neglect, and they often end up in foster care. Learn more
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Partakers provides academic support through mentoring teams that assist those incarcerated in Massachusetts prisons who are trying to earn their college degrees. Learn more
Need help?
If you are a member or someone who regularly attends Citylife and would like care in a time of need, please refer to our Member Care page.
Nam Hee Kim
Director, Justice & Mercy Ministries
namhee@citylifeboston.org
