This small congregation provides a church family that is supportive, and sermons that are thought…read moreprovoking. And good music! All are welcome here. Wish we lived closer!

A small but very welcoming church, nice people there any they have a nursery and sunday school for…read morethe kids. Services at 9:30AM.

I decided to attend this church after doing a search of churches in the area. The pastor was out of…read moretown, but there was a guest preacher. The congregation was welcoming and the service was the traditional singing of the hymns and prayers. I'm partial to expository teaching, which this particular church was lacking. It is easy to find and sits right on the corner of an intersection. They have parking and the building is in good condition.

Highrock church is a community which encourages curiosity compassion and courage. It has many…read morepastors who serve in a variety of roles and a robust children, middle school and teen program. Within the last several years it combined with Trinity Lexington highrock and as a result also has a great community for those 55 and over called Crescendo. If you want to learn more about it, drop into the Mill Cafe Tuesday through Saturday or check out a service on Sunday at 8:45 or 10:45 in the morning on Mill St in Arlington. The same staff also supports Metrowest church in Needham. There are small groups studying many topics as well as activities for Moms, Women, Men, Korean and Japanese folks. Sermons are translated into Chinese and Spanish as well. Hope to meet you there.

I found this church with a Google review (super spiritual, right ?) and have been attending for 16…read more1/2 years. It has been an incredibly loving support to me and my family. This church is very diverse. Almost like an international church! You will find at least one of every type of person in this church, from super orthodox to super progressive, from brand new immigrants to long time New Englanders, wealthy, poor, and everything in between and everyone has an interesting (and often unexpected) backstory, including the head pastor who grew up in Concord, attended Harvard and has adopted 12 children from four continents! The church is thriving with many different ministries in low income neighborhoods in Arlington, supporting students with disabilities at the high school, prison ministry, ministry to Japanese expats in Boston, wonderful Sunday morning, classes for children and a robust youth group with an internship program for highschoolers. A stand out value is vulnerability. People are very honest about their weaknesses and you will not find fake church culture here. This is a very healthy, loving group of people, trying with all their hearts to know God, and make the world a better place.

Beautiful traditional pre-Vatican II church. We attended…read morethe Latin mass which lasted almost 2 hours, but you wouldn't know it while you was there. It was very beautiful. I am new to the Latin mass and would love to keep attending, but because I don't speak Latin I only feel like I'm attending Mass so much. In my humble opinion, it would be nice if the readings were done in English. But they were not. In my humble opinion, it would also be nice if the consecration was read out loud instead of silence. (Even if read out loud in Latin)

God willing, someday every Mass will be a Latin Mass, and every parish will be as reverent as MIL…read more That said, this parish's compliance with the extreme and insane Covid "mitigation" measures was very disappointing. The pastor knew that masks were pointless and wrote a pastor's note in 2020 to this effect. But the City of Newton was calling the parish to threaten fines and closure if masks were not enforced. So Fr Higgins, admittedly in a difficult position, unfortunately did enforce the mandate, writing in the parish bulletin that anyone not willing to wear a mask should stay out of the church, and enforced the ridiculous, arbitrary Covid capacity limits. The willingness of the despicable Archdiocese of Boston to jump on board with the Covid lunacy was shameful but ultimately consistent with years of chronic betrayal. Far more jarring to the soul was that even the Latin Mass parish was willing to obey what seems to be the only absolute in the RCAB, ie, that appeasing Democrat politicians trumps Truth and the pastoral care of the faithful.

The new address is 38 Weston Ave across from Wollaston T station. The previous comment was very…read moreold. The English worship is hosted by Quincy Bay Church now using the main chapel and starting their service at 12:30PM.

I have been going to this church over 28 years. It is a Bible based church. There are Sunday…read moreworship for Mandarin speaking (0915 am) and Cantonese speaking (10:30 am). Great place to worship and meet fellow Christian who loves and help each other.

A beautiful Episcopal Church in downtown Boston that truly knows how to embrace the traditions of…read morethe ancient faith, while at the same time being welcoming and inclusive of everyone. A lively congregation with lots of young adults. Beautiful liturgy, excellent preaching, and warm welcoming people!

The priest was incredibly nice. We came in right after mass had ended and the priest allowed us to…read morewalk around freely, and even invited us up to the altar and talked about the history of the church, and the importance of various things. It was quite an experience walking around this historical church with the incense in the air that comes with the coolness of a medieval looking Anglican style church.

Pastor Dane goes above and beyond for everyone. Everyone who attends is kind and welcoming…read more The population is mostly younger families but everyone seems to include everyone here.

Pastor Dane is the real deal. He discipled me for the better part of 7 years. Preaching line by…read moreline. He also ministered to my family through baby dedications, weddings, baptisms, etc over the past 14 years. You're not going to find a more sincere, consistent and doctrinally sound pastor in the area. He went as far as to stay over a night on a couch with no advanced planning during a family crisis. I would like to also respond to one of the negative comments on this page. The Bible says: Woe to you when all men speak well of you. A few outraged slanderers is par for the course for preaching the gospel in Massachusetts. I would be more concerned for someone's ministry if no one spoke evil of them. It's usually a stamp of a good church to have haters. Ask the Apostle Paul. My advice for the slanderer would be to: a) get born again if you are not, and b) submit to good Godly leadership as we are all commanded to by God. If you do this this you will be more graceful to the flaws you see in others instead of trying to tear people down on yelp reviews. Giving your "pennies" to the local church will become a joy and not a duty. You won't give "reviews" about a church as if it was your local Starbucks as you casually bounce from one to another nitpicking as you go. You will start to see it as a place where people come to meet with a *living* God. Are you telling me that you can't see and celebrate the downright miracle of a Bible-based church in Massachusetts circa 2022 and beyond? Someone who attends a church once a month and tells the pastor what he should be teaching is a walking red flag. My current pastor has endless stories of young prideful men walking in trying to tell him how to do things better while they themselves are doing nothing for the Kingdom and won't lift a finger to help. He calls them fruit inspectors; always examining the fruits of others but never their own. That said I can guarantee you Pastor Dane took your input to prayer. Even if he didn't enact all of your changes immediately upon your request. Here is a question for you: Have you forgiven this pastor and the church members for these perceived faults? Like the old saying goes: if you're looking for the perfect church, forget about it because the moment you walk in it will be imperfect. The church is a hospital for the sick and hurting. That is of course unless you are already well and not in need of a physician. For everyone else please stop by and watch God transform your life as He did mine through this man's ministry.

Celebration international church is a friendly church where you feel welcome and loved. It has a…read morefull program for children teenagers young adults and families. They meet on Sunday morning at 10 AM. The music is contemporary and Spirit filled. They offer a food pantry for the community, Little Lamb daycare and nursery is on site, and it is the home of Veritas Christian academy.

I've attended this church for nearly 3 years, and there are few other churches I've attended that…read morehave the focus on the Holy Spirit this one has. The pastors are seeking God's direction and challenge the congregation; they don't just preach what people want to hear. Highly recommend if you live in the area.