Antioch Church Waltham

03/19/2023

Twelve members of our church, along with fifteen others from Antioch Beverly and Antioch Quincy, are headed to the Dominican Republic in mid-April to serve alongside Iglesia Comunidad Multicultural (Multicultural Community Church). The team is going with open hands, ready to learn from this community and serve at the church and their Jubilee Community Center. We would love for you to partner with us in sending out this team through prayer and/or giving. If you would like to give towards the team’s fundraising efforts, you can give a tax-deductible donation through this link: tinyurl.com/anedrmissiontrip.

02/12/2022

World Mandate 2022 —— More Like Jesus!

02/16/2021

Good stuff going down this weekend. Fun times for the kiddos as well! Registration link in bio. 17 yrs and under are free.

10/04/2020

Miss our worship service this morning? Catch up on at least a portion of it here!

The Antioch Waltham Worship Team leads the song "Surrounded" and Pierce VanDunk shares a message on Ephesians 2:11-22 in our Ephesians sermon series.

09/24/2020

Watch below 👇 to listen to Brendon Hollingsworth share some devotional thoughts (Part 2) for our church community from Ephesians 1:3-4 📖.

Pastor Brendon Hollingsworth shares about how God's blessing compels us to engage with injustice and brokenness in our world and community.

09/24/2020

Watch below 👇 to listen to Brendon Hollingsworth share some devotional thoughts (Part 1) for our church community from Ephesians 1:3-4 📖.

Below is a link to Jason Upton singing the song "In Your Presence" with his daughter, which is a beautiful illustration of living face-to-face with the Lord ...

09/20/2020

Here is today's sermon by John Prickett on Ephesians 1:1-14 in case you missed it, want to rewatch it, or would like to share it with others!

Co-Pastor, John Prickett, shares the first message from Ephesians 1:1-14 in our new series based on the book of Ephesians.

07/02/2020

John Prickett shares some vision and context for who we are as a church and how that relates to the upcoming race conversations and opportunities over the next couple of months.

John Prickett shares some vision and context for who we are as a church and how that relates to the upcoming race conversations and opportunities over the ne...

06/24/2020

As God's children, we are called to cry out to our Father in times of turmoil and uncertainty. The recent killings of a number of Black people in the United States have brought about much grief and anger, and they have incited passionate cries throughout the world against racial injustice. Justice is central to God's nature, and he desires for his people to seek justice and defend the oppressed. We believe that God is calling us to intercede for those affected by the sin of racism through fasting and prayer. Tonight from 8-9pm, we will gather for a sacred assembly and break our fast on Zoom. Zoom ID is 949 6108 7896
See you there!

06/11/2020

In case you missed Sunday's message by Pierce VanDunk, this is a MUST watch!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcyw0In2MK0&t=3s

God is calling his children to Costly Unity and Divine Justice.
True unity is costly. It requires more than having a diverse congregation. Costly Unity involves (1) The church being a safe place for People of Color to express wounds from racism and discrimination, (2) Not shying away from difficult conversations regarding race for fear of misspeaking or offending (3) Advocating for brothers and sisters in Christ who are harmed by racism, both interpersonal and systemic (credit to Bonhoeffer’s concept of Costly Grace ).

One way for God’s children to pursue Divine Justice is to (1) Recognize how discrimination has negatively shaped many communities of color, (2) Form genuine unity across racial and socioeconomic barriers, (3) Advocate for brothers and sisters who have been adversely affected by discriminatory policies and under-resourced communities.

Costly Unity and Divine Justice are miraculous, Holy-Spirit-infused endeavors that reflect the nature of the kingdom of God, drawing people toward a relationship with Jesus.

Sunday Sermon June 6th, 2020 by Pierce VanDunk

06/04/2020

Watch this video as Co-Pastor Brendon shares his heart to the Antioch Waltham community in light of the recent prejudiced killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and the other places of racial injustice that are being exposed in our country.

Co-Pastor Brendon Hollingsworth shares his heart in light of the recent prejudiced killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and the other pla...

06/03/2020

Hey Church Family!! Our Antioch New England community will begin a weekly meeting starting TONIGHT for racial unity in our community.
Come see what we’re doing, what opportunities are available, and simply to interact with others in a sensitive space during these turbulent times. The local church is here to learn and respond in humility.
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WHAT to expect:
8-8:30PM | Vision and Reflection
8:30-9PM | Prayer hosted by our Justice Engagement Team leaders
WHEN: 8-9PM
WHERE: Zoom Meeting ID 502 015 462