Rev. Darrell R. Hamilton II (Administrative Pastor, First Baptist Church, Jamaica Plain; MDiv. Wake Forest Divinity School). “Nurturing the religious and moral life of people and communities toward greater equity, health, wholeness, justice, and liberation.”

Sunday, May 10
Foundations & Futures
This Sunday, guest preacher Rev. Darrell Hamilton brings a word from Jeremiah 32 — a challenge to build faithfully in the present so that future generations can stand on a stronger foundation. What are we building today, and are we willing to do the hard work of faith that tomorrow requires?
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Sunday, June 14
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Rev. Dr. Jaron Green stands where educational leadership, pastoral care, and social justice converge. With over 25 years of service as an ordained minister, school administrator, and community advocate, Dr. Green has dedicated his life to restoring dignity, expanding opportunity, and empowering the next generation. His ministry, deeply rooted in faith and community, has spanned the pulpit, the public square, and the personal lives of those he shepherds. 

May 17, 24, 31; June 21
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Rev. Wendy Miller Olapade (Pastor, Sanctuary UCC)

Sunday, June 07 with Holy Communion
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Rev. Dr. Andre Bennett (Pastor of Youth and Young Adults, Zion Baptist Church, Lynn; Passionate Advocate for Equity & Champion for Justice | Minister, Executive Consultant & Nonprofit Leader | Youth Empowerment & Community Growth Executive; Doctor of Theology, Atlantic Coast Seminary)

Sunday, June 28
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Rev. Daniela Harrigan (she/her) is a Movement Chaplain, TFAM (The Fellowship of Affirming Ministry) ordained minister, community organizer, and a graduate student at Boston University School of Theology. She serves as Director of Community Engagement for the MA Department of Mental Health (DMH) and sits on the Boston Advisory Action Council for the Black Sports Ministry Network (BSMN). Rooted in African diaspora traditions, Daniela centers healing and liberation through ancestral African practices and womanist frameworks.