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Get to Know the Community Action Committee
The King’s Chapel Community Action Committee, or CAC, was established in 2012 to support carefully selected community organizations with volunteer time, expertise, and money. CAC also assists our partner organizations through projects and programs led by King’s Chapel members. The goal of the CAC is to deepen our relationship with our partner organizations by using funds from earmarked investments and by increasing the involvement of members to support our partners. We hope to establish more meaningful ways the members of King’s Chapel can be of service to our wider community.

Our Community Action Partners

Our current Community Action Partners include the common cathedral, the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, and the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry. Learn more about each partner: 
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common cathedral
common cathedral (Ecclesia Ministries, Inc.) is an outdoor congregation, housed and un-housed, sharing God’s love through community, pastoral care, creative expression, and worship on Boston Common. common cathedral serves as an important community for people experiencing homelessness, and for faith communities who want to be in supportive relationship with un-housed individuals and their friends.
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Louis D. Brown Peace Institute
The Louis D. Brown Peace Institute (LDBPI) serves as an integral partner to the City of Boston and other cities across the country in transforming society’s response to homicide. They teach young people the value of peace, focus on the assets of community and support Survivors of Homicide Victims. Each May, they host a Mother's Day Walk for Peace to raise money and celebrate of our potential to create more peaceful communities.
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Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry 
Located at First Church in Roxbury, the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry (UUUM) provides ministry-at-large to disadvantaged youth and families in Boston, and offers people the opportunity for direct engagement with those struggling for fair and decent lives. Their Roxbury Youth Programs (RYP) serves high school aged youth during the school year with academic and enrichment programming.
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Learn more about the current ways to get involved with CAC!
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Join the Community Action Committee
We’d love to have you join us! We host monthly meetings the first Monday of the month.

Contact Amanda (
amanda.e.pickett@gmail.com) if you’re interested in learning more.
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Help make Sandwiches for our Unhoused Neighbors
CAC is looking for volunteers to make sandwiches that will be given to our unhoused neighbors following an outdoor service led by common cathedral.

Contact Carol (
carol.m.genovese@gmail.com) if you're interested in helping us make sandwiches. 
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Attend a common cathedral Outdoor Worship Service
Share spiritual food with common cathedral in their outdoor worship service on Boston Common.  It is always an experience beyond words to be part of this congregation as people from all different backgrounds come together to sing, pray, and share fellowship.  We hope you can join us in this experience.

Contact Tim (
tim.c.nh@gmail.com) if you want to join a future worship service.
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CAC in the Parish Community Blog
Check out the Community Action Committee's latest updates in the King's Chapel Parish community blog. Here you will get information about upcoming events and more! 
Read CAC's Latest Updates

Community Action Resources

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Est. 1686
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  • Home
    • About Us >
      • Welcome
      • Calendar
      • Clergy & Staff
      • Contact Us & Directions >
        • Send A Message
      • Employment Opportunities >
        • Pianist/ Music Leader
        • Verger Position
  • Worship
    • Holy Week 2022
    • Sunday at 9 AM
    • Sunday at 11 AM
    • Lent 2022
    • Sermons
    • Special Annual Services
    • Book of Common Prayer
  • Music
    • Tuesday Recitals
    • Concert Series
    • Musical Inquiries
  • History & Tours
    • Plan Your Visit >
      • 2023 At A Glance
      • Guided Tour Offerings >
        • Group Tours
    • Explore Our History >
      • A Brief History
      • The Stone Chapel: Art & Architecture >
        • The Wooden Chapel
        • Georgian Architecture
        • Box Pews
        • Interior Colors
        • Memorials
        • The Chancel Windows
        • The Last Supper Painting
      • Crypt and Burying Ground >
        • Crypt >
          • Crypt Highlights: Crypt Entrance
          • Crypt Highlights: Tomb Structure
          • Crypt Highlights: The Stranger's Tomb
          • Crypt Highlights: Research and Family Connections
          • Crypt Highlights: Remaining Memorials
          • Crypt Highlights: Hand-Hewn Beams
        • Burying Ground
      • Religious History >
        • Online Exhibit: Independent Country, Independent Church
        • 334 Years of Ministry
      • Slavery at King's Chapel
    • Online Exhibits >
      • Revolutionary King's Chapel: Online Exhibit
      • Literary King's Chapel
      • Uncovering the Past: Exploring Black History Through Primary Sources
    • History Events & Programs >
      • Past Events & Programs
      • Recorded History Programs
    • Christmas History at King's Chapel >
      • Decking the Halls: The History of Decorating with Greens
      • Christmas Lights: Then and Now
      • 18th & 19th Century Christmas Services & Music
      • Christmas Feasts & Treats Throughout History
      • Holiday History Trivia
    • History Program Blog
    • About Us >
      • History Program Staff
      • Contact Us
    • Support the History Program
  • Community
    • News & Updates >
      • Parish Community News
    • Community from Home
    • Community Action Committee >
      • Anti-Racism Resources
    • Memorial to Enslaved Persons
    • Environmental Action Initiative
    • Join King's Chapel
    • For Members >
      • Budget Meeting 2023
      • Partner Church Sunday 2022
      • KC Bylaws
      • 2022- 2023 Church Leadership
  • Giving
    • Why Give
    • Ways to Give
    • Stewardship >
      • Pledge
  • Weddings & Baptisms
    • Weddings >
      • Dear Prospective Couple
      • Wedding Inquiry
      • Wedding Service
    • Baptisms
  • Space Rentals