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Outreach 3rd Sunday Loose Plate Collections

Every third Sunday of the month, the loose plate offering (that is, any money received that is not otherwise designated as a pledge payment to the parish) is given to a pre-designated charitable ministry. Education and volunteer opportunities related to each quarterly designated ministry are also presented to the congregation to fully understand and appreciate what the particular organization does, the impact each has, and how we can help each organization beyond the walls of our church.

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Piccoli Regali – Currently on Hiatus

A program designed to help neighbors  within reach of our beloved church and in need of sustenance and companionship. Initially, we thought food was the missing ingredient in some neighbors’ lives. While true, we quickly learned the need for friendship and companionship was even more important! Each Saturday, from around December 1 through Holy Week, twenty or more new and steady friends come to our church to enjoy tea, coffee, and homemade cookies and pies served with great respect and affection by our volunteers. At the end of the gathering, we pass out bags of food consisting of local groceries and non-perishable goods. Our Piccoli Regali team members consist of ONC members, neighbors, co-workers, and friends. All are welcome to stop in, say hello, and join us for a cup of tea and some conversation.

Piccoli Regali is currently on hiatus. Contact the Parish office at 617-523-6676 for more information.

Altar Guild

Members of the congregation whose ministry is to care for the altar, vestments, vessels, and altar linens of the parish. Altar Guild members prepare the sanctuary for services and clean up afterward.

Sunday Service Volunteers

Members of the congregation assist with worship services by reading the scripture lessons, offering the Prayers of the People, and serving as ushers. Volunteers also set up coffee which is served following our 11 AM worship service.

Church School

Church school for our younger members is offered the first Sunday of the month during the 11 AM worship service. Led by Dean Holly Hartman and assisted by youth and parents, children are provided a safe and fun space to learn and grow in faith. Members and visitors alike are welcome.

Pastoral Care

We all can use a little pastoral support every now and then. Please let us know if you or a loved one are in need of prayer, or are facing hospitalization or illness. Our Pastoral Care Committee is available to offer support and prayer and can even help arrange for home-cooked meals and transportation to church.

Bible Study

Join us for a lively weekly discussion of Scripture and biblical themes via Zoom. No prior experience with the Bible is necessary and all are welcome!  Please contact the office for additional information:  congregation@oldnorth.com

Inquirer’s Class

Offered annually for people interested in learning more about the history, tradition, and worship of the Episcopal Church.

Remembrance Sunday

Each year on the second Sunday in November we welcome the members of the British and Commonwealth communities in Boston for a traditional Remembrance Sunday service honoring those who have died in service to their country. Additional services with the British and Commonwealth communities have included royal Jubilees and a memorial for Queen Elizabeth.

Livestream Services

Our Sunday services are livestreamed via our YouTube channel to a diverse community of faithful participants and viewers across the country and world. Some viewers are church members who are away or unable to attend, while others are friends and supporters near and far. Livestreamed services are archived and available for later viewing.

1723 Club for Young Professionals & Students
1723 Fellowship Club (“1723 Club”) is an open and inclusive Christian student and young professionals group committed to providing opportunities for fostering fellowship through genuine friendships, support, and growth for young adults; discussing the application of faith to school/careers; and exploring questions of faith and Christianity, regardless of background. Throughout the year we host an array of events, including a Welcome Back BBQ, the Annual Brass Chandelier Weekend Brunch, and Mid-Winter Dinner. Once a month, we have a more informal family style dinner. Please contact the office for additional information:  congregation@oldnorth.com

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