Teacher.

Practitioner.

Bridge-builder.

Theologian.

Guiding the Church toward shalom.

Megan Lietz has a heart to see the Church healthy and whole. For over 20 years, she has built discipleship pathways, taught with clarity and conviction, and formed Christians to faithfully, fully, and freely follow Jesus in a multiracial world. 

Her pastoral heart leads her to walk alongside others, speaking truth in love, and journeying with them to encounter the transformative power of Jesus. She doesn't do this from a distance, but as a fellow sojourner, daily living out her faith, cultivating community, and practicing a lifestyle of shalom.

Where Megan is Serving

Megan is the Founding Director of the Race & Christian Community Initiative. RCCI provides biblically based discipleship to help the Church build shalom across racial lines. Megan journeys with folks to do the self-work and community building needed to nurture healthy, multiracial communities that make room for everyone at the table.

Institutional Partners:

Megan serves on the leadership team at Abundant Life Church, a predominantly Black, Pentecostal congregation that has been her home church for over 20 years. Megan has been deeply formed by this community and serves in the area of discipleship and spiritual formation. 

She is a minister in training, pursuing ordination. 

Theological Education

Megan comes from a long line of teachers and is gifted to help people understand and apply the truth of God’s Word in their lives and community. 

She teaches at Christian colleges and churches throughout Greater Boston. She longs to see life-giving and contextualized theological education empowering local practitioners.

What Megan Offers

Megan uses her gifts to equip Christians to holistically live out the gospel, usher in the reign of God, and bear faithful witness to Jesus. Megan is gifted to:

Megan’s Credentials

  • Bachelors in Youth Ministry from Gordon College

  • Master of Divinity (MDiv.) from Gordon-Conwell's Center for Urban Ministerial Education

  • Master of Sacred Theology (STM) from Boston University, where she studied power dynamics in multiracial congregations

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