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Judge Peter W. Agnes Jr. is a former justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court as an Associate Justice, having been appointed by Governor Deval Patrick in 2011 and serving until 2020. In addition to being an active member of the legal community in providing "…service on numerous Supreme Judicial Court and Bar Association committees, commission task forces,…," Justice Agnes has also been passionate about education, having taught at the Massachusetts School of Law for the past fifteen years, and continuing to do so currently.
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Christle Rawlins-Jackson,
Office and Publications Manager
Dean Stevens, Interim Administrator
Luis Alonzo Guzman, Custodian and Cook
Thermon Judge, maintenance
Xinli Xu, Bookkeeper |
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Our Purpose
Community Church of Boston is a free community united for the study and practice of universal religion, seeking to apply ethical ideals to individual life and the democratic and cooperative principle to all forms of social and economic life.
Board of Directors
Sandra Ruiz-Harris, President
Allen Perez, Vice President
Charles Welch, Treasurer
José Alemán, Clerk
Ed Pazzanese, Lenny Shames, Lee Underwood |
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Disclaimer: Community Church of Boston (Unitarian Universalist)
The interviews, lectures, and other content shared by guest speakers at the Community Church of Boston (CCB) are offered solely for educational and informational purposes. The views expressed are those of the speakers or individual members and do not represent the official positions, endorsements, or political perspectives of the Community Church of Boston, its Board of Directors, or its membership. These views are personal expressions and should be understood as such. Neither the congregation nor its members are obligated to disclose—nor may they be compelled to share—personal perspectives or affiliations. • As a Unitarian Universalist religious community affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), our mission is to cultivate a spiritual space rooted in universal values such as compassion, responsibility, and loving solidarity. We are a non-partisan, non-ideological organization committed to open dialogue on matters of social, political, and cultural concern, in alignment with our educational and spiritual principles. • The Community Church of Boston is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operating in accordance with all federal regulations governing tax-exempt entities. This disclaimer affirms our adherence to legal requirements and clarifies that our programming supports education, spiritual development, and community service—not partisan advocacy. |
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