The Boston Temple Young Adults are inviting all for an evening of worship, hearty soup, bread, fruits, and friendship will be served. Let’s close off the busy week and enter the Sabbath day as a family.
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Powery Hall, at Boston Temple
*Sabbath, 2/24* will be filled with spiritually and community-enriching programming, from Sabbath School to a documentary screening and discussion.
*The whole church is invited to bring a dish to share for potluck on Sabbath.*
Another year has passed, and we are approaching the time for Young Adults leadership team elections. The elections will take place on Sabbath, November 19th, after potluck. Please plan to be there that Sabbath, and think about how you could participate in Young Adults Ministry in the coming year. All young adults are welcome.
Sign up using the form below for the Boston Temple Young Adult t-shirt! (Regular adults welcome to purchase, too.) Cost is $10.
Once you’ve filled out this form, see James or Tenesha.
On Saturday, June 18th at 8:00 pm, the Boston Temple Seventh-day Adventist Church will be holding a prayer vigil in solidarity with those affected by the Orlando shooting.
The vigil is scheduled to last about an hour and will include songs, prayer, a speaking out moment if people need a space to share their fears, concerns and thoughts. We hope this vigil will be an opportunity to support each other as we process this tragic event.
Donations received will be given to the GLBT Community Center of Central Florida, which is helping the shooting victim’s families in Orlando. All welcomed and invited. Light refreshments will be served.
For more info, or to participate in the program, contact Jonathan Reveil at jonathan.reveil417@gmail.com
Please join us at the Annual AIDS Walk Boston on Sunday, June 5th. We have a registered team at www.aac.org/goto/BTYA2016. Click on this link and make a donation or join our team!
You can help us by:
—Team BTYA
This week, Ivan Ruiz-Knott will be facilitating a discussion on evangelism in its various forms—how it has been done in the past, how it is being done today, and how it should be done in the future. In preparation for this, please read “Cities: An Adventist Challenge” recently published in Adventist Review, and be ready to share your thoughts. The discussion will start shortly after the BT Potluck.
NEW BOOK - On May 28 we’ll begin discussing Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth, by Richard Foster. In it, Foster talks about spiritual practices such as meditation, fasting, simplicity, and celebration, and shows how each of these contribute to a balanced spiritual life. Please by the book. Please.
Mark your calendars for the BTYA Annual Retreat, April 8–10, 2016. Don't miss out on this (once a year) event, when our church family comes together in worship, prayer, and team-building activities. The retreat will be held at Camp Winnekeag. More information will follow.