Boston Church of Christ

Park Avenue Congregational Church is an open and affirming community that seeks to provide a sanctuary for worship, education, and Christian service while nurturing fellowship and spiritual growth.

Covenant Church is a non-denominational church in Arlington, MA that welcomes visitors from all walks of life. Their mission is to follow Jesus and live in love.

Boston Church Arlington is a vibrant community of believers dedicated to demonstrating their faith through love for one another and their neighbors, with a vision to grow as a community founded on the teachings of Jesus.

First Baptist Church of Arlington is a caring and accepting community of American Baptists that fosters a wide circle of beliefs.

The Chapel of St. Anne is a historic Episcopal church in Arlington, MA that has offered prayer, contemplation, and community for over 100 years. It welcomes all backgrounds and serves as a sanctuary for reflection, worship, and spiritual renewal rooted in Anglican tradition.

South Church UCC is a progressive and evolving community of faith that seeks to live out the love and justice of Jesus, welcoming people from diverse backgrounds to find a home and strengthen their faith.

First Church of Christ in Longmeadow welcomes everyone to join them for services and events, aiming to make all feel comfortable upon entering.

First Congregational Church of Holden is a Bible-believing Christian church with an open mind, established over 280 years ago at the center of their town. They emphasize being an imperfect community following a perfect Christ, welcoming people with their doubts, struggles, and brokenness to find grace and hope through Jesus.

First Church Somerville is a progressive, justice-doing community that emphasizes God's expansive love through inclusive sanctuary, spiritual exploration, and community engagement.

First Congregational Church in Worcester is a United Church of Christ congregation with a long tradition of outreach and service, striving to recognize and nurture Christ in themselves and each person they encounter.