Does Jesus Heal? Find out on Sunday June 28

This Sunday Fenway Church will be hosting our first "healing service" at 10:30AM at 69 Kilmarnock Street, Boston (the club called "Church"). The purpose of the "healing service" is to give Jesus an opportunity to stretch out his hand and heal those in our gathering who may be physically sick, disabled, or emotionally wounded. We believe there is nothing special about a "healing service;" it is simply a reminder that Jesus is always able and willing to demonstrate his love and power through doing what he only can do - miraculously heal the sick. We will hear stories of Jesus followers in our midst who have been miraculously healed and who have prayed for others and seen miracles happen.

There is an amazing story in Luke 5 where a man with leprosy (a permanent and deadly skin disease) comes to Jesus and says, "If you are willing, you can make me clean." Jesus reaches out his hand and says, "I am willing. Be clean!" This weekend come yourself or invite a friend who may be wondering if God can or would heal them and experience Jesus.

In faith & love,
David W.

SUNDAY JUNE 28 @ 10:30AM HEALING SERVICE @ CHURCH THE CLUB (parking available in rear)

The gospel is good news and it includes the healing of the sick. Hear testimonies of people who have been healed and receive prayer for any sickness. Guests are welcome so bring a friend.

Loose Women & Jesus

When you hear the name Jesus what thoughts run through your head? A man with a halo, a good man, a cross, a church, love, gentleness... It is not often that we associate Jesus with sex workers, loose women, and notorious adulterers.

Yet in Luke 7, we find Jesus not only associating with but being identified with such company. A renowned prostitute takes a daring yet calculated risk as she ignores the accusations and judgments of a town and cares for and works on Jesus' feet. In this drama-filled scene, Jesus risks condoning a sinner and finds himself defending his own reputation all the while protecting a woman who experiences a love so foreign to the lusty demands of men and the fading ecstasies of sex. A love that brings peace instead of brokenness, eternal hope instead of despair. A perfect love that drives out all fear of failure and unmet expectations. A love that accepts instead of condemns. Redeems instead of judges. A love that never fails. A love that only one man has ever truly demonstrated.

Meet the Jesus of the gospels, the man the religious choose to ignore and the "sinners" have yet to meet.

"Knowing Jesus" Sundays 10:30AM

At the club called CHURCH, 69 Kilmarnock St. Boston

A Loose Woman & Jesus - May 17

Jesus & Racist Neighbors - May 24

Fat Cats & Jesus - May 31

Community Park Clean-up Saturday April 25

My wife, Betsy, is coordinating this event to serve the community in a really practical way. We are working with the city's Boston Shines program.

If you are live in the Fenway Community, feel free to join us. Details are below!

Meet at the corner of Peterborough and Kilmarnock at the playground near the club "Church" at 10AM on Saturday April 25.

Resurrection Sunday @ Fenway Church

Enjoy a celebration of the resurrection...
Experience the power of the resurrection...
Discover the meaning of a resurrection life...

We have started two Sunday services! Join us on Easter Sunday April 12 for the 10:30am or 1pm services as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at the club called Church.

Childcare & Coffee will be provided.

Fenway Church: Two Services, One Location
10:30am & 1pm
69 Kilmarnock St., Boston

Recap of Mission//Fenway

Three weeks ago, we were in the midst of Fenway Church's first week of service. The team made up of students on spring break and some professionals who took a few days off handed out over 250 cups of coffee. A lot of great conversations were had with Fenway residents as they asked questions about why we were giving out free coffee at 7am. During the afternoons, the team helped Operation Peace (a non-profit organization working with Fenway residents) with advertising, office management, and the after school program. Out of the experience, Fenway Church now has 4 people volunteering with Operation Peace on a regular basis. David, the director of Operation Peace, commented of the volunteers that, "They are true 'Godsends.'" The week concluded with several people making and serving a brunch of pancakes, fruit, and eggs at a homeless shelter. These brunches will become a monthly occurrence.

The Road to the Cross

Since Fenway Church launched, I have been preaching through the book of Mark. This Sunday (March 8), I will begin a final six-week series on the last days of Jesus' life on earth (Mark 12 - 16). Each message will focus on different people's interactions with Jesus as he teaches his last two messages, institutes the practice of communion, is betrayed, is tortured to death, and rises from the dead. Join us on Sundays for a relevant and life changing look at the dramatic end to Jesus' earthly life and a celebration of his resurrection on Easter Sunday (April 12).

THE MESSAGES - Sundays March 8 - April 12

• Love God, Love Others: Two Women Give Their All


• Stay Awake: The Brothers Are Warned About The End Of The World


• Take: Jesus Offers His Body & Blood


• Could You Not Watch?: Peter's Utter Failure


• Why Have You Forsaken Me?: A Roman Sees The Christ


• You Will See Him: The Women See His Glory

Mission Fenway

I am full of faith and excitement when I consider how God is going to use this week! Please join in with what God is doing.

Hello Fenway Church!

We are looking for students and young professionals to give their spring break or a week of vacation to serve as “harvest hands” with Fenway Church.

During the week of March 9-14, we will serve different community organizations in the Fenway, conduct outreaches like free coffee give aways, work on different projects for Fenway church, and participate in times of worship, prayer, and equipping.

Jesse Sudirgo
http://higherpeaks.blogspot.com