Homecoming 2026 Church Resources
Promo Video
55-second promo video that can be shared with the congregation to provide more information on Homecoming 2026
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Homecoming 2026 — November 6–7 in Boston
New England is a mission field, and every Christian living here is a New England missionary. Homecoming 2026 is two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries.
It runs Friday evening and Saturday, November 6–7, at Tremont Temple Baptist Church in downtown Boston. This year’s theme is Life Today for the City to Come. Nathan Pickowicz opens on Friday evening with a session on being “Strangers and Exiles on Mission”, followed by a Night of Prayer for the six New England states. Saturday’s sessions are a mix of practical teaching and biblical encouragement.
It is not a pastors’ conference, though pastors are very welcome.
Registration is $70 a person, $65 for a group of three or more, and $55 each once you reach ten. On October 15 those become $85, $80 and $70.
Register at homecoming2026.com.
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Homecoming 2026 — November 6–7 at Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Boston. Two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries. $70 a person, or $55 each for groups of ten. Prices go up October 15. Register at homecoming2026.com.
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One quick thing before we close. On November 6th and 7th, churches from across New England are gathering in downtown Boston for a conference called Homecoming.
It’s two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries — practical teaching and biblical encouragement. Not a pastors’ conference, though pastors are very welcome. Friday night ends with a Night of Prayer for all six New England states.
It costs less if we go as a group, so come talk to me if you’re interested. Everything else is at homecoming2026.com.
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HOMECOMING 2026 · November 6–7 · Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Boston
New England is a mission field, and every Christian here is a missionary in it. Homecoming is two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries — practical teaching and biblical encouragement. $70 a person, or $55 each for groups of ten. Prices go up October 15. Register at homecoming2026.com. Speak to [NAME] about going as a group.
Slide for Pre-service loop
A 16:9 slide for your pre-service loop, with a QR code that takes people straight to registration. Available as an image file or a PowerPoint slide.
Group Registration
Coming as a group costs less — and it works better. People who come together talk about it on the drive home.
$70 a person
$65 each for three or more
$55 each for ten or more
Those are the prices through October 14. On October 15 they become $85, $80 and $70.
Register everyone in one order at homecoming2026.com and the group rate applies automatically. There is no code to enter.
We don’t want cost to be a barrier for anyone. If it is, email homecoming@restorenewengland.org and we will work it out.
Is this for my church?
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Any Christian living in New England. We believe all New England Christians are missionaries in New England, and Homecoming exists to give them encouragement and practical tools to that end. Students, retirees, and everyone in between. It is not a pastors’ conference, though pastors are very welcome.
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You can expect to find gospel-believing Christians from all over New England who want to be pushed to see Jesus more clearly.
You can expect to sing songs that magnify the name of Jesus.
You can expect to pray in small groups — for our communities, our churches, our friends.
You can expect to hear a word of encouragement from Scripture that helps you love Jesus more and see him more for who he is.
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Friday, November 6
5:00 pm — Registration and games
7:00 pm — Main session: Nathan Pickowicz, “Strangers and Exiles on Mission”
8:30 pm — Night of Prayer for the six New England states
Saturday, November 7
7:00 am — Morning devotional
8:30 am — Main session
10:15 am — Breakout sessions
1:00 pm — Plenary session
2:15 pm — Breakout sessions
3:30 pm — Closing session
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church, 88 Tremont Street, Boston — downtown, across from the Common, a few minutes from Park Street station.
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Meals — Not included. Coffee and snacks are provided; there is plenty to eat within a short walk downtown.
Childcare — Not provided.
Parking — The Boston Common Garage is the easiest option, a short walk from the church.
Getting there — Tremont Temple is well served by public transit. Lodging recommendations are on our website.
Accessibility — There is an elevator in the building.
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New England is a mission field. You live here. You are a New England missionary.
Homecoming 2026 is two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries. November 6–7, Tremont Temple Baptist Church, downtown Boston.
Registration at homecoming2026.com.
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On November 6 and 7, churches from across New England are gathering in downtown Boston for Homecoming 2026 — two days of equipping New England Christians to be New England Missionaries. Friday evening closes with a Night of Prayer for all six New England states.
Details and registration: homecoming2026.com
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Homecoming 2026
Nov 6–7 · Boston
homecoming2026.com
Printable Flyer
The Homecoming flyer as a PDF — print it for a welcome table, or attach it to an email.
Questions
homecoming@restorenewengland.org · 617-999-0057