Great music, meaningful sermons, nice people. Plenty of activities for children, singles and…read moreothers. Very inclusive congregation.

City on a Hill is my community in Boston and home away from home. Pastor Bland preaches…read moreGospel-centered messages, the music spans many different styles and creates a reflective and joyful environment for worship. I felt welcomed right from Day 1 and would recommend that anyone who is new to Boston or looking for a new church home to check CoaH out!

We moved into the city a bit over two years ago and found coah through a google search. We thought…read morewe'd check out a service a few weeks after settling in and felt so welcomed by its members. They now feel like family and our home away from home. This is a church that truly loves and cares for the city of Boston. Their core beliefs and teachings are biblical and rooted in the gospel.

Mosaic Church in Boston is a gospel preaching church with real Christian community. We have been…read moremembers here for over 5 years now and absolutely love it. From the moment you step through the doors, you feel welcomed into a vibrant and loving community. The worship experience is truly exceptional--each service is filled with passionate, heartfelt music that brings a powerful sense of connection and reverence. What truly sets this church apart is its unwavering commitment to preaching the Bible with clarity and relevance. The messages are both deeply rooted in Scripture and incredibly practical, offering wisdom and encouragement for everyday life. I learn something new from God's word every week The Christ-centered community here is remarkable; it's a place where you can build genuine relationships that pushes you to grow in your walk. Whether you're new to Boston or just seeking a church home, Mosaic has been a place where we have grown spiritually and feel part of something special. If you're looking for a church that combines dynamic worship, a strong sense of fellowship, and sound Biblical teaching, this is the place to be!

Since there is a Mosaic Church in LA (where I'm from), I thought I'd visit the Mosaic Church in…read moreBoston. Turns out they're not part of the same organization. Either way, I had an incredible experience at Mosaic Boston. The worship was beautiful and NOT overdone/distracting, the speaker was intelligent and eloquent, and the people were chill. That's about all I could ask for in a church. Go check it out if you're ever in town! For more recommendations and photos of my experience in Boston, check out my blog post: https://www.girlandtheword.com/boston/my-8-must-visit-places-in-boston

The ICC isn't exactly the biggest venue in town, but it's great for a chill indie rock show. The…read morebuilding is amazing, albeit old. Check it out for Sundays at 8 as well. Incredible music and some time for reflection and meditation to kick off your week.

While I have never set foot in the ICC, I am writing this review on behalf of my teenage daughter,…read morewho's seen a couple of shows here. She loves: the fact that lesser-known, indie bands generally play here, and on both occasions that she's been, SHE'S TALKED TO THE BAND. *I used the same emphasis she did when telling me.* Because they're lesser-known bands, she's had mad photo-ops with them, and they've autographed her and her friend's shirts, too! *Rockin'.* She has also mentioned that the people at the door are always really nice, and that even though the church is small, the sound is great! The only negative, and reason for the 4 stars instead of 5, is that the bathrooms are "nasty, gross, smelly, disgusting, and have cobwebs." *Ewwww.* I love: that I can have the misguided illusion of it being a safer place for her to see her "favorite" band since it's a more intimate venue. *Dude, it's a church.* I also love that it's fairly easy to get to *especially when Dan's driving*, and that it's way cheaper than if we took her to a more mainstream show at a larger venue. *It was actually less than 35 bucks for the 2 girls' tickets and t-shirts for both of them. Again, rockin'.* I don't love: that it's a smaller venue where lesser-known, indie groups play that pose with her for pictures and sign her shirt. Guys in bands are bad. ;0)

It's a wonderful church with a tight-knit community. They do so much for the neighborhood around…read moreand truly progressive for helping people, not just by words, but by action taken. It never has made me felt prouder to join a church. My favorite piece is they offer community supper to feed the less fortunate, have a 24/7 community fridge located outside the church, and accepts clothing donations; which proceeds help those in need and they have a throft shop with it. I'm not one typically enjoys going to churches or houses of worship, but the warmth, care, connection, fantastic singing, and more shifts away from services stuck in the past by 200-300+ in the ways they preach. For non-church people, those of the LGBT+ community, and those who have negatively been affected by religion in the past, or looking for a new spiritual beginning in life, this is a great place to try out.

Wonderful church and excellent Spanish mass. Love it. I went to ask for my brother-in-law to be…read moreincluded in the intentions of Sunday's Mass and State for the English Mass and also the Spanish Mass. The Spanish Mass has a new priest and I love to approach of getting close to the people by coming down from the altar during his sermon and speaking to us directly.

I like this church. They have an active community of young adults and adults, though I would like…read moreto see more involvement with graduate Boston College students (I'm a grad student at BC). They recently had a beer tasting after the Sunday 5:30 mass, which is excellent. They also have things like spaghetti dinners and theology on tap etc. They have a new deacon that is spearheading reaching out to boston college and community of st. ignatius. I think he's doing very well! I haven't attended the 11am mass, but I've gone many times to the 5:30pm mass. At this mass, the priests and deacons give good sermons, and people attending mass respond and are friendly. They open with greeting people and end with a good song. The music is very good -- they have about a 10 person choir and guitar,piano,harmonica etc. They sometimes have a choir leader with a guitar that looks like a spanish parlour guitar -- the music he leads/sings is really great. By far, after trying so many zombie-Catholic churches in the Boston area -- with people that aren't friendly and don't speak responses in church and priests that are "difficult to appreciate" as my refined southern mother says -- this church is one of the best if you're looking for catholic and community.

My great grandfather, Patrick Carley was a plumber living on North Harvard St. from1840 He gave the…read moremoney to build St Anthony's. So the large round stained glass window over the doorway was placed in his memory. I love going inside where the family right up to my father and his relatives during the 1940's worshipped God. It's a beautiful church.

The school closed years ago but the Church is still open…read more Built around 1890, Saint Anthony's is a beautiful church with Cathedral ceilings. The Stain glass is breath taking and a must for anyone wanting to make three wishes.

A lovely century-old church dedicated to an affirming Christian faith and service to the community…read more Fabulous preaching and choral music.

Lovely old stone church, warm and welcoming congregation. A very high musical…read morestandard--breathtaking, really, at a recent Evensong service. It's kind of ideal, actually. Worth a detour if you're in the area.

I have to say one of the few decent churches I've been to so far in the Boston area. The people…read morehere are nice and friendly and fairly open-minded. At the service, you can see their passion for God overflowing in their worship songs and worship band music. Although a predominantly Indonesian ministry board and congregation, they emphasize upon blending with their American community around them. They are highly involved in urban school outreaches which is highly recommendable since I myself work at an urban school district. Although some of their sister churches across the USA only speak in Indonesia, this international fellowship emphasizes on speaking in English so that everyone blends into the church and neighborhood community - Indonesian and American alike! In terms of church affiliations, this church is a Bible-based, non-denominational, charismatic church setting. Worship service usually begins at 10 and the sermon around 11. After the service, the ol' congregation enjoys some ethnic snacks in the community lounge and then head off to lunch at local ethnic restaurants, not necessarily Indo. Well, i don't even know of ANY indonesian restaurants in Boston. Malay, yes. Indo, no.