Last Updated November 9, 2008Staff Blogs

Elizabeth Boyd

My very first website!!!

Life has been a little stressful here at BP... but... now I'm having a very proud moment! A little less than week ago I was given the task of making a website for a conference at the end of the... More...

New Beginnings

Calling This past August marked the beginning of my next life chapter. After a year living and working as a direct-services case manager in DC, I packed up my bags and moved 'home' to Dorchester, the largest and most diverse... More...

Oscar Time!!

So, normally I LOVE the Oscars, and getting to make predictions about which movies and actors/actresses will win which category... but this year, I'm not really that excited. I suppose the writers strike still has me down (I really miss... More...

Skiing Adventure!

I'm back after a little hiatus where I went home for the holidays (home being all of 40 minutes north of Dorchester, but still) and saw some family and friends and just rested. Coming back to work meant coming back... More...

Tis the season!

So, I'm kind of obsessed with the Christmas season. I love everything about it. From the smell of pine, to the twinkling of lights to sipping on eggnog or cider, and being with family... it's just fabulous! One of my... More...

Richer than you think?

Wednesday night, I went to a Boston Faith and Justice Network (BFJN) meeting out in Cambridge, where the agenda item was sharing more about their "Lazarus at the Gate" bible study groups. This group is intended to be an economic... More...

Simple living is.... not so simple!

One of the books that was really influential in my decision to return to The Boston Project was “The Irresistible Revolution” by Shane Claiborne. Shane is the founder of an intentional Christian community in Philadelphia called The Simple Way, which... More...

…AND THE RED SOX ARE THE 2007 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!

So, it’s no secret that I’m probably the biggest Red Sox fan on staff (go ahead Keith… try to rival me!!!), so when the Red Sox won the World Series in 2004, it was amazing. Now I just feel spoiled... More...

Beginnings

I still have to write my first blog entry, but I had some good ideas yesterday. Stay tuned!... More...
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