SERVING BOSTON

FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS

Our Roots

The Black Ministerial Alliance of Greater Boston (BMA) was founded during the 1960’s civil rights movement with a mission to provide spiritual nurture to clergy, advocacy, and program services for the larger Black community. Starting as an interdenominational group of 20 clergies, the BMA has grown to become an inclusive alliance of churches, faith, and community-based organizations reaching around 20,000 ethnically-diverse parishioners and clients in Greater Boston. Today, the BMA has merged its efforts with the Boston Ten Point Coalition. The Boston Ten Point Coalition has been around since the early 1990s. They focus on violence prevention and youth reformation in churches and the larger community. This focus helps them redirect the lives of at-risk Black and Latino youth.

Ways to give.

Victory Generation

Cultivating, strengthening and developing the social, emotional intelligence and cognitive skills of Boston’s youth 2.9 – 22 years of age.

Vacation Bible School

The Black Ministerial Alliance is partnering with 10 churches to host Vacation Bible School for the youth and families of our community.

Fit Church Fit Community

Reducing health disparities in the Black community, particularly in the urban congregations of Boston and the local communities they serve.

Teen Cafe

Reducing the sharp increase in youth violence in Boston since 2007.

Clergy Women United

Women of God, uniting for a purpose.

Tenpoint

Collective effort of violence prevention and youth reformation in church and in the larger community.