Join us for the CoaH Network Christmas Eve service at 404 Broadway in Somerville, MA on Tuesday, December 24 from 5-6 pm. All families and children are encouraged and welcome to attend!
Join us for Kids Summer Adventure 2025 as we dive into the theme of “Magnify: Discovering the bigness of God in the smallest of things”! Kids will be filled with wonder and awe as we look at the character of God and how much He loves THEM. Each day children will have a blast at KSA with our fun activities, including games, worship, crafts, and Bible-based lessons.
KSA 2025 will be July 7-10 from 6-8pm each day for kids completed Kindergarten through completed 5th grade. Cost is $25 per child.
Location will be finalized shortly and will be in Brookline or Brighton. Go ahead and save the date! Registration link will be coming in January. We look forward to seeing you then!
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
The Weekender is for those who are interested in exploring more of who we are as City on a Hill Church and also serves as our Membership Course. In this fun and fast-paced weekend, we hear from our pastor and key leaders as they explore our vision, mission, values, beliefs, strategies, partnerships and more.
It’s geared for those who want to move beyond attendance and desire to connect to the ministries of the church. Attending The Weekender is a prerequisite to becoming a Member of City on a Hill Church in Brighton, but The Weekender attendees are not required to become covenant Members. We encourage anyone who has visited with us to sign-up for this free weekend experience.
The Weekender will start Friday night where attendees get a clear vision for who we are as a church as we cover session 1 of The Weekender material. On Saturday morning, you'll cover sessions 2 and 3 of this material and learn about the theological beliefs of our church, what membership is all about, avenues for growing in your relationship with God, and how to get further connected with our church. On Sunday, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about serving at CoaH Brighton and even shadow a specific service area. Look below for the full schedule for the weekend and to register!
Friday, November 8, 7pm-9pm (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 1: Who are we? (Free dinner provided)
Our Story, Values & Identity
Our Mission, City & Neighborhood
Our Strategy & Structure
Our Vision for the Future
Q & A
Saturday, November 9, 9am-10:30am (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 2: What do we believe?
Our Beliefs & Statement of Faith
Our Theological Distinctives
Q & A
Saturday, November 9, 11am-1:00pm (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 3: How do I become a Member? (Free lunch provided)
What is Church Membership?
Congregational Involvement
What is a Church Covenant & Why have one?
City on a Hill Church Member Covenant
Next Steps in Becoming a Member
Q & A
Sunday, November 10, 8am-12:00pm (1845 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 4: Where Can I Serve?
Why Do We Serve?
Shadow One Area of Service (Tech, CoaH Kids, Connections)
What do you want most in life? Whether we realize it or not, we are all looking for good things in life—family, success, wealth, health and more. Exploring Faith is a 3 week course that City on a Hill Brighton offers to help people discover the good news, the best news, of the gospel in the life of Jesus. Participants will spend each week looking at different aspects of Jesus’ life and different foundations of the Christian faith. It is designed for those who are skeptical of Christianity, aren’t sure what they believe, or those seeking to learn more about Jesus and the Christian faith.
This course is designed for those who do not consider themselves Christians or religious, however, it will still prove beneficial among followers of Christ. Exploring Faith is a relaxed and informal way of sharing the best news you can ever hear, and gives people space and time to think about the big questions of life. The structure of each session is simple: a short Bible study, a talk, and a discussion based on the talk. This is a great opportunity to invite friends, co-workers, classmates & neighbors. Also, there is a free meal provided at each meeting! We will have two separate groups, one for teenagers and adults, and another group for kids ages 3 months through 5th grade.
Exploring Faith will meet every Tuesday night from 6-8 pm from November 5 until November 19. Exploring Christianity will meet in the community room at 35 Fidelis Way Boston MA 02135. To sign up, fill out the form below. If you do not sign up, you are still welcome to attend! For more information, please email Kyle Tucker at kyletucker@coahchurch.org.
We are pleased to announce that the CoaH Network Retreat will be happening again this year with all four CoaH congregations. We will returning to Camp Spofford in New Hampshire on October 25-27th. We look forward to gathering for a time of good worship and godly fellowship, as we seek the Lord together. Registration will close October 7th.
Registration fees cover 2 nights of lodging, 5 meals, childcare, and all activities for the weekend which include boating, archery, and rock climbing. You may also choose to camp on-site or find your housing off-site and just join us for the day!
For any questions, email retreat@coahchurch.org.
Registration fees:
Fees for two night stays in GUESTROOMS:
Adult $140
Child (13-18 years) $90
Child (3-12 years) $60
Child (0-2) $30
Fees for two night stays in CABINS:
Adult $120
Fees for CAMPING or OFFSITE:
Adult $80
Child $30
Fees for SATURDAY DAY ONLY:
Adult $50
Child $30
Guestrooms have bathrooms in the building, while cabins have bunk beds and use bathrooms in a separate building. Singles may register for a guestroom, which will consist of 8 to 22 bunk beds. Family rooms generally have a queen and several bunk beds. Guestrooms are limited and will be assigned on a first come first serve basis.
Note: all household registrations will be capped at $400. If your registration total is greater than $400, please change your amount due to Other and enter $400 upon checkout.
While we encourage everyone to commit their weekend and spend 2 nights, we understand that sometimes that is simply not possible. If you can only stay one night, you may apply the discount code ONENIGHTONLY to get $20 off your registration.
Scholarships are available for any who may need financial assistance in order to attend. You may indicate this on your registration form and make a partial payment now or pay later.
Tentative Schedule
Friday night
7:00 - 9:00 pm Worship Sessions I
After 9:00 pm Hangout, Board games, Campfire, S'Mores
Saturday
7:00 - 9:00 am Breakfast and Quiet Time
9:30 - 12:00 pm Worship Sessions and Breakout Small Groups
12:00 - 5:00 pm Lunch, Organized Group Games, and Free Time
5:00 - 6:00 pm Dinner
6:30 - 8:00 pm Worship Sessions and Breakout Small Groups
8:00 - 9:00 pm Time of Praise & Devotion, Testimonies
After 9:00 pm Hangout, Board games, Campfire, S'Mores
Sunday morning
7:00 - 9:30 am Breakfast and Quiet Time
10:00 - 11:30 am Sunday Service
After 11:30 am Lunch, Pack up, Go home
About the Speaker
This year, we are so excited to have Pastor and Author John Starke with us at our retreat. John is the Lead Pastor at Apostles Church Uptown in New York City. He’s deeply committed to helping people develop meaningful and transformative relationships with Jesus, particularly in the midst of city life’s complexities.
John recently released a new book titled “The Secret Place of Thunder: Trading Our Need to Be Noticed for a Hidden Life with Christ.” In this thoughtful work, he explores the profound spiritual truth that real strength and peace come from a deep, hidden life with Christ.
His work focuses on contemplative spirituality, authentic community, and the transformative power of the Gospel. John’s approach to teaching is both insightful and relatable. He has a way of drawing people into deeper reflection and growth. We will be truly blessed to have him with us, and that what he has to share will encourage us to develop even deeper relationships with Jesus.
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
Are you a college student looking for community? Come check out our free college lunches every Sunday starting September 1 after our morning gatherings!
Contact Sarah Foster at sarah@coahchurch.org for more details.
Join us for our FREE movie nights in the park this summer! Movies will begin at sundown (around 8pm) at Brighton Common and free popcorn will be provided. We will also be doing some free giveaways so, at each movie night, be sure to stop by our table to sign up!
Simply bring a blanket or chair and get ready to enjoy a movie night with friends and neighbors. Feel free to come early to play some lawn games and grab a great spot for the movie. See you then!
Friday, July 12: Elemental
Friday, July 19: Wish
Friday, July 26: Kung Fu Panda 4
Looking to volunteer? Click the button below and choose the correct tab at the bottom of the spreadsheet to choose which movie night you want to volunteer at.
Kids Summer Adventure 2024 will focus on the theme of “Breaker Rock Beach: God’s Rock Solid Truth in a World of Shifting Sands”! Kids will be challenged as they discover that God’s truth never changes, everyone needs Jesus, and learn to speak the truth in love. Adventure awaits each day and we can’t wait for you to join us for games, worship, Bible-based lessons, and crafts July 8-12 from 9:00am-11:30am each day for kids age 4 through completed 5th grade.
Cost is $25 per child. Location will be at Runkle Elementary in Brookline (50 Druce St, Brookline, MA).
Click the button below to register today!
For nearly 25 years, Upward Sports has had the goal of using sports to connect, engage, and impact communities. Upward partners with local churches, like City on a Hill Church Brighton, to equip coaches and other volunteers to train players in the sport of basketball and the important life lessons that can be learned through sports, such as teamwork, perseverance, commitment, and much more.
During this summer, City on a Hill Church Brighton is coordinating again with Upward Sports to bring you Upward Brighton! Upward Brighton will be 2 separate camps hosted at Fidelis Way Park. Both camps are for boys and girls that have completed 3rd through 8th grade in the 2023-2024 school year. Upward Brighton is completely free and we encourage every child to be pre-registered!
Camp dates at Fidelis Way Park (19P Jette Ct, Brighton, MA 02135):
June 24-27 from 6:00pm-7:30pm
July 15-18 from 6:00pm-7:30pm
Each camp will be identical. Players are able to participate in both camps! For any questions, please contact upward@coahchurch.org.
Thank you for your interest in playing softball with City on a Hill this season! We play in the Boston Metro Church Softball League, a co-ed slow-pitch league with players of all skill levels. The season runs from mid June through early September. Games are on Saturdays at 9am, 11am or 1pm and typically last 90 minutes or less. Game locations include Roberto Clemente fields in Fenway, Healy Field in Roslindale, Boston Common and potentially another location in West Roxbury.
Last year we fielded 2 CoaH teams, Green (Cannonballs - Brookline & Forest Hills) and Blue (Cobras - Brighton & Somerville) between the 4 network churches. We are using this interest form to gauge interest and numbers to determine if we have enough players to form two teams again.
League fees are usually $40-50 plus an extra cost for a team jersey, if you don't already have one.
Whether you're new to City on a Hill or a long time member, you're more than welcome to join in the fun and fellowship.
Click the button below to sign up!
Fostering Hope is putting on a Faith and Foster Care Seminar Brunch hosted in collaboration with Harbor City Church on Saturday, Jun 8th from 9am-12pm. This seminar is meant to help attendees better understand God's heart for vulnerable children, gain insight into the needs of the foster care community, and learn practical ways to make a difference. The event will include stories and information from experienced foster families, biological families impacted by foster care, staff at the Department of Children & Families, and staff at Fostering Hope.
Whether you are interested in learning more about becoming a foster or adoptive parent yourself now or in the future, or simply want to learn more about the process from a support standpoint, this seminar is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to better understand the foster care experience and learn ways to make a practical difference at any stage in their journey.
We would like to invite you to a special one-day conference at Tremont Temple Baptist Church that is sponsored by The Diaspora Missions Collective and hosted by Send Relief Boston on Saturday, May 18th, 2024 from 9am-4pm. The conference is an invitation to the local church to engage the nations in their community and to gain a vision for empowering the diaspora towards missions work both domestically and globally. The keynote speakers are Rev. Shaun Pillay and Dr. JD Payne. The breakout sessions feature local voices like: Joe Souza, Vijay Allampali, Jose Nater, Lierte Soares, Hender Padron, and more.
The cost of the conference is $10. To register, click on the button below!
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
The Weekender is for those who are interested in exploring more of who we are as City on a Hill Church and also serves as our Membership Course. In this fun and fast-paced weekend, we hear from our pastor and key leaders as they explore our vision, mission, values, beliefs, strategies, partnerships and more.
It’s geared for those who want to move beyond attendance and desire to connect to the ministries of the church. Attending The Weekender is a prerequisite to becoming a Member of City on a Hill Church in Brighton, but The Weekender attendees are not required to become covenant Members. We encourage anyone who has visited with us to sign-up for this free weekend experience.
The Weekender will start Friday night where attendees get a clear vision for who we are as a church as we cover session 1 of The Weekender material. On Saturday morning, you'll cover sessions 2 and 3 of this material and learn about the theological beliefs of our church, what membership is all about, avenues for growing in your relationship with God, and how to get further connected with our church. On Sunday, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about serving at CoaH Brighton and even shadow a specific service area. Look below for the full schedule for the weekend and to register!
Friday, May 3, 7pm-9pm (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 1: Who are we? (Free dinner provided)
Our Story, Values & Identity
Our Mission, City & Neighborhood
Our Strategy & Structure
Our Vision for the Future
Q & A
Saturday, May 4, 9am-10:30am (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 2: What do we believe?
Our Beliefs & Statement of Faith
Our Theological Distinctives
Q & A
Saturday, May 4, 11am-1:00pm (72 Euston Rd, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 3: How do I become a Member? (Free lunch provided)
What is Church Membership?
Congregational Involvement
What is a Church Covenant & Why have one?
City on a Hill Church Member Covenant
Next Steps in Becoming a Member
Q & A
Sunday, May 5, 8am-12:00pm (1845 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton, MA 02135)
Session 4: Where Can I Serve?
Why Do We Serve?
Shadow One Area of Service (Tech, CoaH Kids, Connections)
The Practicing the Way Course is an introduction to spiritual formation. This course features eight sessions of teaching, guided conversation, and spiritual exercises designed to lay a foundation for lifelong apprenticeship to Jesus. The course will also be paired with readings from Habits of Grace by David Mathis.
Over eight sessions, you’ll form a foundational understanding of intentional spiritual formation. You will learn about the practices of spiritual formation including Bible reading, Sabbath, prayer, and more. Together, we’ll explore how to follow Jesus in our busy, distracted, and increasingly secular culture.
We will meet every Sunday from April 14 to June 2. We will meet from 4-6 pm at the church office at 1660 Soldiers Field Rd, Brighton, MA 02135. This church office is part of Staples Studio, which is located in the back of the Staples building. If you walk through the main doors and walk straight to the back, you’ll see it! Also, dinner and childcare will not be provided (although parents and kids are welcome!). Also, there will be plenty of free parking available at the church office.
We will generally follow the weekly outline below, although this outline may change as we continue through the course:
April 14 — Following Jesus
April 21 — Formation (Part 1)
April 28 — Formation (Part 2)
May 5 — The Practices
May 12 — Meeting God in Pain and Suffering
May 19 — Healing from Sin
May 26 — Crafting a Rule of Life
June 2 — Life Together
You can watch this video to learn more about the course.
To sign up for the course, please enter your information below. We are so excited to grow in our spiritual formation together.
Join us for our Easter service! We will meet from 10 am to 11:30 am at 1845 Commonwealth Ave, Boston MA 02135. During our gathering, we will have time to connect before and after service as well as have the opportunity to hear a message about the meaning of Easter. We will also have a free meal immediately following the service. Children’s classrooms will be available during the gathering for children aged 3 months through 5th grade. Whether you are a seeker, skeptic, or seasoned Christian, we hope to see you there!
Join with all four City on a Hill congregations for a Good Friday gathering to remember the death of Christ and all that He accomplished. We will meet from 6:30pm-7:30pm at Brookline High School’s auditorium on Friday, March 29.
The Brookline High School Auditorium is located at 115 Greenough St. Watch for signs as we'll be entering through the doors on the corner of Greenough & Tappan. There is a lot of on-street parking on Tappan Street and the neighboring side streets but early arrival is advised.
Childcare is available for children ages 0-3 years only if registered beforehand (click the button below to pre-register!).
We hope to see you then!
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
Fostering Hope is putting on a Faith and Foster Care Seminar Brunch hosted in collaboration with Send Relief Boston at Tremont Temple on Saturday, January 27th from 10am-1pm. This seminar is meant to help attendees better understand God's heart for vulnerable children, gain insight into the needs of the foster care community, and learn practical ways to make a difference. The event will include stories and information from experienced foster families, biological families impacted by foster care, staff at the Department of Children & Families, and staff at Fostering Hope. Pastor Aaron will be speaking at the event along with several others!
Whether you are interested in learning more about becoming a foster or adoptive parent yourself now or in the future, or simply want to learn more about the process from a support standpoint, this seminar is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to better understand the foster care experience and learn ways to make a practical difference at any stage in their journey.
Join us for the CoaH Network Christmas Eve service 1845 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton, MA 02135 on Sunday, December 24 from 4-5 pm. There will be NO AM service that morning, only the evening candlelight Christmas Eve service. Light refreshments will be provided. Please note that while there will be no childcare provided, all families and children are encouraged and welcome to attend!
In a world that idolizes sex and celebrates a wide range of romantic bonds, Christians can feel conflicted and confused.
Are the Bible's boundaries around sex outdated? Is it cruel to deny someone who's attracted to their same sex sexual and romantic fulfilment? Is faithful singleness viable, or just a recipe for loneliness? Why has my marriage failed to make my dreams come true?
In this one-day conference, speakers with a range of attractions, life stories, and expertise unite around the Bible's vision for both singleness and marriage as living signposts to the gospel truth of Jesus's unending love for us. Whatever your life situation, we'd love for you to bring your hopes, dreams, friends, and questions and join the conversation on November 11!
Click below to learn more and register.
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
The Weekender is for those who are interested in exploring more of who we are as City on a Hill Church and also serves as our Membership Course. In this fun and fast-paced weekend, we hear from our pastor and key leaders as they explore our vision, mission, values, beliefs, strategies, partnerships and more.
It’s geared for those who want to move beyond attendance and desire to connect to the ministries of the church. Attending The Weekender is a prerequisite to becoming a Member of City on a Hill Church in Brighton, but The Weekender attendees are not required to become covenant Members. We encourage anyone who has visited with us to sign-up for this free weekend experience.
The Weekender will start Friday night where attendees get a clear vision for who we are as a church as we cover session 1 of The Weekender material. On Saturday morning, you'll cover sessions 2 and 3 of this material and learn about the theological beliefs of our church, what membership is all about, avenues for growing in your relationship with God, and how to get further connected with our church. Look below for the full schedule for the weekend and to register!
Friday, November 3, 7pm-9pm
Session 1: Who are we? (Free dinner provided)
Our Story, Values & Identity
Our Mission, City & Neighborhood
Our Strategy & Structure
Our Vision for the Future
Q & A
Saturday, November 4, 9am-10:30am
Session 2: What do we believe?
Our Beliefs & Statement of Faith
Our Theological Distinctives
Q & A
Saturday, November 4, 11am-1:00pm
Session 3: How do I become a Member? (Free lunch provided)
What is Church Membership?
Congregational Involvement
What is a Church Covenant & Why have one?
City on a Hill Church Member Covenant
Next Steps in Becoming a Member
Q & A
DETAILS
The CoaH Network Retreat will be happening again this year at Camp Spofford in New Hampshire on October 20-22nd. This year we are excited to have author Rebecca McLaughlin speaking on topics from her book “The Secular Creed: Engaging Five Contemporary Claims.” Join all four CoaH congregations as we gather together for a weekend!
Registration fees cover for 2 nights of lodging, 5 meals, childcare, and all activities for the weekend, which include boating, archery, and rock climbing.
One night stay and daytime only registrations are also available!
REGISTRATION FEES
Fees for two night stays, 5 meals:
Adult (family housing) $130
Adult (dorm-style cabin) $110
Adult (camping or off-site) $80
Child (13-18 years, family housing) $80
Child (3-12 years, family housing) $40
Child (0-2, family housing) $20
Child (0-18 years, camping or off-site) $20
Fee for one night stay, 3 meals, and daytime only:
Adult (one night family housing) $110
Adult (one night dorm-style cabin) $90
Adult (Saturday day only) $45
Note: all household registrations will be capped at $400. If your registration total is greater than $400, please change your amount due to Other and enter $400 upon checkout.
Registration ends on Sunday, October 1!
Scholarships are available for any who may need financial assistance in order to attend. You may indicate this on your registration form and make a partial payment now or pay later.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Friday night
7:00 - 9:00 pm Worship Sessions I & II
After 9:00 pm Hangout, Board games, Campfire, S'Mores
Saturday
7:00 - 9:30 am Breakfast and Quiet Time
9:30 - 12:00 pm Worship Sessions and Breakout Small Groups
12:00 - 5:00 pm Lunch, Organized Group Games, and Free Time
5:00 - 6:30 pm Dinner
6:30 - 8:00 pm Worship Sessions and Breakout Small Groups
8:00 - 9:00 pm Time of Praise & Devotion, Testimonies
After 8:30 pm Hangout, Board games, Campfire, S'Mores
Sunday morning
8:00 - 10:00 am Breakfast and Quiet Time
10:00 - 11:30 am Sunday Service
After 11:30 am Lunch, Pack up, Go home
What do you want most in life? Whether we realize it or not, we are all looking for good things in life—family, success, wealth, health and more. Exploring Christianity is a 6 week course that City on a Hill Brighton offers to help people discover the good news, the best news, of the gospel in the life of Jesus. Participants will spend each week looking at different aspects of Jesus’ life and different foundations of the Christian faith. It is designed for those who are skeptical of Christianity, aren’t sure what they believe, or those seeking to learn more about Jesus and the Christian faith.
This course is designed for those who do not consider themselves Christians or religious, however, it will still prove beneficial among followers of Christ. Exploring Christianity is a relaxed and informal way of sharing the best news you can ever hear, and gives people space and time to think about the big questions of life. The structure of each session is simple: a short Bible study, a talk, and a discussion based on the talk. This is a great opportunity to invite friends, co-workers, classmates & neighbors. Also, there is a free meal provided at each meeting!
Exploring Christianity will meet every Sunday night from 6-8 pm from October 8 until November 19. However, there will be no meeting on October 22 due to City on a Hill’s Fall Retreat (if you want to join our Fall Retreat, you can sign up on our website!). Exploring Christianity will meet in the Alllston Brighton Community Room at the Presentation School at 640 Washington St, Brighton, MA 02135. To sign up, fill out the form below. For more information, please email Kyle Tucker at kyletucker@coahchurch.org.
We are sorry to say that our previously scheduled movie night to show Super Mario Bros. on Friday, September 1 has been cancelled due to a family medical emergency. Keep a lookout on our website for updates on if/when we are able to reschedule this particular movie night!
Every year on September 1 our church participates in what we call "The Big Move". The Big Move is when thousands of people move into our area because of the approximately 80% of apartments in Boston on a September 1 lease renewal date.
With The Big Move coming up, we want to serve our neighborhood and those moving into it! CoaH Brighton would like to help our community during The Big Move by having a few teams to help those around us.
We understand that The Big Move falls at the end of a work week (on a Friday), however, we'd love to have many in our church serve this year! We realize this may mean taking a day off of work to serve. Would you consider asking for volunteer time from your workplace in order to help in The Big Move this year?
Those serving will be supplied with free CoaH water bottles (including church information inside) as a gift to pass out to those our teams connect with/help move. Click the button below to contact Kyle and be placed with a team as well as be provided with any necessary training and supplies for your team!
If you're interested in participating in a baptism at City on a Hill, this is the class for you! Use this class to check out what we believe and ask your questions about baptism before taking your next step. This 45 minute class will take place right after our Sunday gathering ends, so just stay after the service ends to attend the class. Fill out the form below to register, so that we can send you some more information beforehand. Look forward to seeing you then!
What is baptism?
Am I ready to be baptized?
How should I be baptized?
What is the process of getting baptized?
Upcoming In-Service Baptism Dates To Be Determined
Kids Summer Adventure 2023 will focus on the theme of “Twists and Turns”! Kids will learn how Jesus guides them through all the twists and turns of their lives and have a great time while doing it. Join us for silly games, awesome worship, Bible-based lessons, games and activities, and creative crafts July 10-14 for kids age 4 through completed 5th grade. Location is tentatively planned to be in Brighton this year.
Click the button below to register today! Registration will close Sunday, June 18.
Join us for our FREE movie nights in the park this summer! Movies will begin at sundown (around 8pm) at Brighton Common and free popcorn will be provided. We will also be doing some free giveaways so, at each movie night, be sure to stop by our table to sign up!
Simply bring a blanket or chair and get ready to enjoy a movie night with friends and neighbors. Feel free to come early to play some lawn games and grab a great spot for the movie. See you then!
Friday, July 7: Minions: Rise of Gru
Friday, July 14: Vivo
Friday, July 21: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Friday, July 28: The Bad Guys
Looking to volunteer? Click the button below and choose the correct tab at the bottom of the spreadsheet to choose which movie night you want to volunteer at.
