Abstract The Federation of Churches and Religious Organizations in Greater Boston was founded in 1910. The goal of the federation was to inform and assist religious and civic organizations in Boston through intelligent and co-operative work on behalf of the spiritual, social, and economic interests of the community. In 1917, it would be renamed to simply The Greater Boston Federation of Churches. At its peak, the federation had membership from nine different denominations and various social groups....

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The Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers began between 1692-94 when ministers in Massachusetts Bay met to consider contemporary issues facing their parishes. By the middle of the 20th-century, the convention became a center of religious dialogue for Massachusetts Congregational minister. The records contain meeting minutes, correspondence, reports, financial statements, photographs, and publications.