A Little Light for Easter!


Our groups are always considering how we can serve our community. When I say “we,” I mean our participants. They won’t allow me to forget that we need to serve our community in creative ways. I’m so grateful to be among a group of friends who understand that God speaks to them just as He speaks to me. Together, we are increasingly understanding that this work is bigger than all of us put together. We all need the Lord and one another!

We have chosen to support a local organization that serves teens who have faced some very challenging circumstances. During our potluck meal this past Sunday, we formed a small production line and created a few (25) baskets of goodies. We hope this small token will perhaps make a child feel thought of and cared for.

It is our prayer that the Lord would use these gifts in some way to be His presence with the kids and the staff as they partner together for more stable tomorrows. Would you pray with us to this end?

Cultivate Disciple-Making

What a wonderful four weeks with the Trinity Baptist team! We met over a 4-week period following the morning services. We were reminded of how effective Jesus was at proclaiming the gospel. Then we considered how we might mimic His way in our lives today. In our sessions, we discovered again that the New Testament church was established by the Holy Spirit’s power through faithful followers who patterned their lives after Christ. Jesus’ disciples were expectantly obedient. Therefore, they obeyed His instructions not to leave Jerusalem,”…but to wait for the promise of the Father” (Acts 1:4). In their waiting, they prayed and organized themselves to carry out the work they had been assigned. They anticipated receiving the promise and making disciples of all nations as they lived their lives.  

In Acts 2, we see the church begin its impactful movement. It is powered by God’s Holy Spirit. It wasn’t because of Peter’s eloquent words, but because Peter and every other disciple present was under the power of the Spirit. Is it possible that today’s believer can take on an obedient posture that would allow the Spirit of God to empower a movement of Disciple-Making? This is the real question. Will the people of God today take a posture of humility before the Spirit, organize our lives around His leading, and allow God to multiply disciple-making through us?

Contact us at info@justclay.org to get started!

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New England Immersion (Summer 2026)


New England is steeped in history! It seems that no matter where you are, you’re probably not far from some significant historical spot. Our Sankofa Journey will explore a few notable experiences from Wednesday, June 24th, to Sunday, June 28th. On this four-day foray into New England’s history, we will walk the North slope of Beacon Hill to learn some of Boston’s abolitionist history. We will visit the Museum of African American History, and travel to Bristol & Newport, RI, to learn more about the interactions between First Nations peoples and European Settlers. Of course, there will be rich conversation and tasty New England food.

This year, we have secured an Airbnb with ample space for a group of 10 or so people to share.

 Why a shared space? Well, we’re going to see and learn A LOT. We will need to process what we see and hear. Sometimes we process alone and sometimes with others. Staying in a shared space allows opportunities for both. It also provides a designated space where other guests can join us for a meal, discuss, and cultivate new or old friendships. This will be an amazing experience that will broaden your capacity for listening, learning, and building honorable relationships.


Contact us at info@justclay.org to get more information!

Current Small Group Series

Weekly Services: Sundays at 4 pm in Walpole and Thursdays at 6:30 pm in Foxborough or via Zoom.

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