First Church in Malden
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First Church in Malden is connected to the wider community through church and community networks. Explore these links to learn more about these connections.
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First Church in Malden is a member of the United Church of Christ (UCC). The United Church of Christ was founded in 1957 as the union of several different Christian traditions, including the Congregational Church tradition, which is the origin of First Church. From the beginning of the UCC's history, we were a church that affirmed the ideal that Christians did not always have to agree to live together in communion. The UCC is one of the most diverse Christian denominations in the United States.
Read about the UCC at: http://ucc.org.
Read about the Massachusetts Conference at http://macucc.org.
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God is Still Speaking
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First Church in Malden participates in the United Church of Christ God is Still Speaking ministry:
http://www.ucc.org/god-is-still-speaking/.
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Bread of Life, Malden
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First Church in Malden participates in Bread of Life, a volunteer organization that brings together 35 churches, synagogues, high schools and community organizations from the north Boston area to offer free evening meals four nights a week, an emergency food pantry, free clothing, and grocery delivery to senior citizens in public housing. Read more at: http://www.thebreadoflifeonline.org/.
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Sharewood Project
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The Sharewood Project is a free healthcare organization run by medical students and physicians. Sharewood offers unscheduled care to the medically underserved populations of the greater Boston area. Sharewood is located in the First Church of Malden, at the end of Pleasant Street in Malden, MA, and operates Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 9:00 PM. Sharewood is staffed by volunteer physicians, medical students, other health professional students, and translators. Read more at: http://www.sharewood.info/.
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City Mission Society of Boston
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The City Mission Society is a social justice organization that provides opportunities for congregations and communities to engage in social action and change. This work is supported by the Metropolitan Boston Association of the United Church of Christ, congregations, individuals, and foundations.
http://cmsboston.org.
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