St. John's Chapel

St. Mary Orthodox Christian Church is a parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, characterized by ethnic diversity, warmth, hospitality, and deep spirituality with a strong emphasis on community and devotion.

The Society of Saint John the Evangelist is a monastic community of men in the Anglican Episcopal tradition living a common life rooted in ancient monastic practices of prayer, worship, and community while engaging critically with contemporary culture.

First Reformed Presbyterian Church of Cambridge is a congregation of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America that has been worshipping and serving in Cambridge since 1895, following a historic Reformation liturgy centered on prayer, psalm singing, Scripture reading, and preaching.

Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church (MABC) is committed to faith, fellowship, and community impact in Cambridge and beyond.

Old Cambridge Baptist Church is a progressive, inclusive Christian community in the American Baptist tradition that seeks to offer God’s radical hospitality to everyone, committed to peace and justice for all.

Grand Episcopal church built in 1877, featuring notable stained-glass windows & vintage organs.

Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston serves the community as a dynamic center for spiritual discovery and renewal, practicing justice with compassion and inclusion.

The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul in Boston welcomes everyone to a journey with Christ, bringing together diverse individuals for justice, worship, and learning in the Anglican tradition.

Christ Church Cambridge is the Episcopal Church in Harvard Square, welcoming and affirming a diverse community with an emphasis on hospitality, hope, redemption, and peace.

All Saints is a diverse Christian community in the heart of Worcester, MA that emphasizes music, worship, and community outreach as central to their mission and spiritual growth.