Bland Mason's Blog from Boston
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| Blog Name: | Bland Mason's Blog from Boston |
| Url: | http://www.wbmason.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Boston, Church planting, Church |
| Description: | This blog shares about the realities of church planting in Boston. In 2008, my family moved to Boston to start a church. Since then I have started serving as the chapel leader to the Boston Red Sox. Add in the glorious realities of a family of 5 doing life together and you have the makings for some interesting experiences. This blog covers some of those experiences and some perspectives on life in the city. |
| Popularity: | 3 Followers |
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The Brookline Project Strategy
We are blessed to be connected to Hope Fellowship Church, a six year old successful church plant in Cambridge, MA. Our connection with them provides a truly unique opportunity for us as we seek to plant a church. In the fall of 2007, Hope started a Sunday night service, just like their Sunday morning one (in Cambridge), in the Coolidge Corner area of Brookline. They took this step for a couple of reasons. One, they did it because there two Sunday morning services were filling up and they had a number of people attending who lived in the Brookline area, a 25 minute drive or 45 minute subway ride away! Two, they did it because there were no evangelical churches in th
We are blessed to be connected to Hope Fellowship Church, a six year old successful church plant in Cambridge, MA. Our connection with them provides a truly unique opportunity for us as we seek to plant a church. In the fall of 2007, Hope started a Sunday night service, just like their Sunday morning one (in Cambridge), in the Coolidge Corner area of Brookline. They took this step for a couple of reasons. One, they did it because there two Sunday morning services were filling up and they had a number of people attending who lived in the Brookline area, a 25 minute drive or 45 minute subway ride away! Two, they did it because there were no evangelical churches in th
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