Prayer is a vital part of the body of Christ and and a vital part of the family unit.  Though we can't meet together as we normally would, it is important for us to still meet to pray over our families and children.  In fact, during this time of COVID-19, we are in much need of prayer over our families and our children.  Please join us via Zoom to pray together on Saturday, June 27 at 10am.

Backyard Bash

We are so sad that we won't be able to host Kids Adventure Week this year, but we have come up with a wonderful alternative that we are excited about. Be on the look-out for more details about our Backyard Bash coming to a neighborhood near you!

The Belmont Massachusetts Parents Group Facebook page has found a way to help others during the COVID-19 crisis. Belmont mothers and co-moderators Amy Kirsch, Shana Wang, Kristi Armstrong, and Fitzie Cowing have recruited more than 100 volunteers from Belmont Massachusetts Helps Out to help deliver groceries and meals or pick up prescriptions for individuals in the Belmont and Watertown area who are unable to leave their homes because they are ill, quarantined or have young children.

If you would like to help, you may  sign up to Volunteer by clicking here. You may also help your Belmont community by  making a donation that will go toward helping those who are critically in need. Meanwhile, if you would like to stay updated on COVID-19 Crisis in Belmont, please  click here. 

Burlington's  People Helping People is a nonprofit organization, and under its umbrella, the Burlington Food Pantry will be providing meals and assistance to the many families who are affected by the COVID-19 Crisis. 

Burlington Public School are not meeting in their facilities currently, thus causing an interruption in the program that provides families with free and reduced lunches. This is where People Helping People will step in.  This week alone they will be providing groceries to 80+ families with the help of Volunteers and donations. Families with children will also receive a week's worth of breakfasts and lunches. They need your help to keep this program going.  If you would like to help  by volunteering or by making a donation ,  please click here .

In Metro Boston, the Chelsea and East Boston communities have been hardest hit with the coronavirus, and they have a large number of families that will not be able to benefit from the federal stimulus money. A significant need has been mentioned by serving organizations in those communities for items that most food pantries are not able to provide to families (such as diapers, baby formula, baby wipes, cleaning supplies, toilet paper, and sanitary napkins). This campaign has been created to raise funds to purchase diapers, baby formula, and other needed items for families in Chelsea and Boston (particularly families identified by the cities and partnering churches and organizations).

If you would like to help, please donate to this fund by clicking here. You may also visit Emmanuel Gospel Center's website to learn more.