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ELIOT CONGRETIONAL CHURCH OF ROXBURY

FOSTERING A SENSE OF BELONGING AND COMMUNITY
ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTING TO THE BETTERMENT OF SOCIETY

Welcome our interm pastor Rev. Andrew Kimble 

The Eliot Congregational Church of Roxbury is pleased and honored to announce that we have been blessed by the appointment of Reverend Andrew Kimble to serve as the Interim Pastor of our beloved church.  Rev. Kimble is straight-forward, engaging, humble, direct, and deeply rooted in his faith. Rev. Kimble has served as the Executive Minister at Grant AME Church in Roxbury and as Associate minister at Charles Street AME Church in Roxbury.


Rev. Kimble is a graduate of Boston University School of Theology. He received his Master of Divinity from Boston University and his Bachelor’s Degree from Morehouse College where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. Originally from Los Angeles, he currently resides in Boston.


Rev. Kimble’s call to ministry a decade ago arose from a deep yearning to be in relationship with God and God’s people. He has grown as a leader, preacher, and teacher in parishes on both coasts, in the UCC and AME traditions, and in interfaith settings. As a minister of the Gospel who believes Jesus Christ came so that we might have life and have it more abundantly (John 10:10), he lives each day knowing that life’s greatest pursuit is to grow more and more in love with God, neighbor, and self. As God’s children, this is our calling, and as Black folk, it is our cultural heritage.


Rev. Kimble is conscientious, takes great care with scripture, is pastoral, is wise, delivers a sound spiritual message, both historically and within a modern context, containing suggestions about living in today’s world. His sermons are uplifting, relevant, and affirming, especially for a multigenerational congregation. He emphasizes listening, relationship building and understanding congregational hopes and vision. He advocates for shared leadership, humility and empowering both congregations and
leaders. He sees the church as a place for spiritual growth, healing, and communal flourishing.

 

Rev. Kimble and his wife, Taylor, are the proud new parents of their baby boy, Forrest Golden Kimble. Welcome Rev. Andrew Kimble to Eliot Church and to the community.

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WELCOME HOME

At Eliot Congregational Church of Roxbury, we believe everyone deserves a place to belong, a spiritual home filled with love, faith, and community. Whether you’ve been part of our family for years or are visiting for the first time, you’ll find open hearts, warm smiles, and a shared commitment to growing together in Christ. Our church is a sanctuary of hope and renewal where you can worship freely, build meaningful connections, and discover God’s purpose for your life. Welcome home, we’re so glad you’re here.

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ABOUT OUR CHURCH

Eliot Congregational Church of Roxbury is a faith-filled community, rooted in love, service, and spiritual growth. For generations we’ve been a place where people come together to worship, learn, and live out the teachings of Jesus Christ. Our doors are open to all who seek hope, connection, and purpose in God’s grace.

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MUSIC MINISTRY

Music at Eliot Church is about creating space to meet God through familiar hymns, gospel and spirituals, and contemporary songs. Depending on the service, music may invite the whole congregation to sing or offer moments of stillness and reflection. Our aim is simple: music that serves the message and welcomes everyone.

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SERVICE

Join us each week as we gather to celebrate God’s love through uplifting worship, powerful preaching, and heartfelt prayer. Our services offer a space to reflect, rejoice, and renew your spirit, uniting us in faith and fellowship as we walk together in Christ.

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ABOUT US

At The Eliot Church of Roxbury, we believe in the power of love and community. We are committed to fulfilling the command to 'Love your neighbor as yourself,' as stated in Galatians 5:14.

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