Church Directory

Saint George Greek Orthodox Church serves the Orthodox Christian Community in the Cape and Islands region of Massachusetts, rooted in the apostolic tradition and welcoming to all.

St. Charles Borromeo is a Roman Catholic parish founded in 1893, dedicated to education and passing on the faith from generation to generation, inspired by Jesus as Teacher.

St. Nicholas Orthodox Church seeks to spread the good news of God’s love, places Jesus Christ first in daily lives, and is rooted in Holy Scripture and the tradition of the Early Church.

First Baptist Church is a small, multigenerational faith community of believers from diverse religious backgrounds, affiliated with the American Baptist Churches USA, focused on ministering to the people of God since 1830.

We are a multi-cultural, non-denominational church family of faith passionate about Jesus by loving people in the local community and meeting the needs of the greater Boston area since 1987.

We are an Orthodox Christian community of Romanian background, who welcomes anyone desiring to follow Jesus Christ and His Holy Church.

Saint Stephen Orthodox Church is a Western Rite parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America that embodies ancient Apostolic faith and tradition, inviting people to return to the original Christianity of the first millennium through sacramental life and liturgical worship.

First Baptist Church of Reading is a Baptist congregation that glorifies God and makes disciples by moving with neighbors from brokenness to wholeness in Christ. They emphasize biblical authority, Trinitarian theology, and community transformation.

The Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Somerville, MA is a community centered on experiencing a unique relationship with the Lord and embodying the Orthodox faith, serving generations for over a century.

Saint Joseph Parish is a Catholic church in Malden established in 1902, serving the local community through Mass, sacraments, religious education, and community programs under the leadership of the Archdiocese of Boston.

First Congregational Church is currently in a season of transition and is not holding worship services at this time, while remaining an active legal entity and continuing administrative and program-related operations.

First United Presbyterian Church is an intimate and diverse family congregation in Cambridge, dedicated to celebrating Christ's love through scripture-grounded worship and active community service.

A federated congregation combining the United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church traditions under a shared ministry structure.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church is dedicated to worship, community engagement, and social justice. They welcome all to explore their faith and participate in their diverse programs.

Village Congregational Church is a historic Christian community of faith committed to sharing love of God and neighbor through worship, mission, fellowship, and education.

The Second Church in Newton is a historic congregation founded in 1871 that welcomes all who desire to walk in the ways of Jesus, balancing tradition and innovation while maintaining its prophetic heritage. The church is proud to be one of the first in its denomination to adopt an Open and Affirming covenant in 1992, fully welcoming LGBTQ+ persons as members and leaders.

First Congregational Church UCC of Harwich is a welcoming and inclusive congregation, grounded in the United Church of Christ tradition and open to all seekers.

First United Methodist Church Chatham is a historic church committed to making a difference in the community and the world through service and invitational outreach.

Union Church is a multisite United Methodist congregation in Boston focused on unconditional love and intersectional justice. It is part of the Union Combined Parish, created by the merging of four congregations, dedicated to being a welcoming community where everyone has a seat at the table.

Episcopal parish in Waban/Newton, MA. The Parish of the Good Shepherd of Waban.