My husband and I attended worship after the most amazing Independence Day celebration we had ever…read moreexperienced. We were basking in the glow from the fireworks that lasted until 3 am that morning and, though everyone was likely quite sleep deprived, all were kind and welcoming. Two couples visiting that had just met on a previous tour were reunited in the row in front of us. Pastor Ryan gave a great look into the story of Daniel and asked the congregants what fire we were facing and if we were attempting it alone without Jesus. We shared communion. The music was very professional and not blaring, which we appreciated. It was everything that I hoped for in a non-denominational Christian church. Jesus is King!

My family and I were visiting from Southern California over Easter Sunday and break. In a city…read morefilled with beautiful and historic church buildings, it was difficult for us to find a Christ-centered, Bible-teaching ministry. They meet in the basement of the Arlington Street Church building. Don't let the no-frills and basic set-up fool you. If you are looking for solid teaching, welcoming members, and a heart for Boston then look no further than Anchor Church. It was a blessing to spend our Easter Sunday here!

Went with my husband for the first time today. We're from Boston but just moved back from Florida…read morethis weekend. This is the first church we've tried out in the area and we were blown away. Genuine, inviting and so HOLY. The Holy Spirit was so evident there, it was beautiful. They had a guest speaker (can't remember her name she had a cute blonde bob) but she was incredible. The pastor and his wife started the service off by saying declarations in the name of Jesus. It was powerful. So happy to be at a church that isn't afraid to be bold for the Lord. The sermon recited so much scripture!!!! No prosperity gospel!! This is church!! Definitely my type of place. Thank you, Hillsong for opening a location in Boston!! And for the reviews that talk about parking being an issue- big deal. Park in the garage and pay $25- the Lord will give you 10 fold.

This has been my home for the last year and it has been a blessing to be apart of what God is doing…read morein the heart of city. The team across the board is so welcoming and make people feel appreciated just for being at church. Can't wait to see what God does through this community.

In mid-November 2025, I visited Trinity Church during a conference as it was only a 10 minute walk…read morefrom the hotel. This Episcopalian church is an American architectural gem and National Historical Landmark. You have to pay a $10 entrance fee to view the interior, but it's worth the expense if you enjoy history, art, or architecture. Alternatively, you can skip the interior and visit the Boston Public Library instead (which has no admission fee). Completed in 1877, Trinity Church is an architectural masterpiece of Henry Richardson who pioneered the "Richardsonian Romanesque" style of clay tile roofs, colorful interiors, and stone-faced exteriors with arches. You can see examples of this building design in Minneapolis, Detroit, Chicago, and Albany, NY. The interior has magnificent stained glass windows and a unique colorful design. One interesting fact from the Self-Guided tour booklet is that Boston's Back Bay was originally a tidal mud flat. So the heavy stone of Trinity Church rests on 4,500 wooden piles, which were pounded through 30 feet of gravel fill, silt, and clay.

Trinity Church is stunningly beautiful on the outside and even more so on the interior. But more…read moreimportant, the clergy and congregants were kind and accepting of these visitors. When last in Boston, there were renovations being done to the interior. There were no tours or services at the time, but there were windows made available to look in and get a glimpse. I promised myself that when I returned to Boston, that I would visit the Church for a service. The service was beautiful and it was completely packed. I am afraid that during the service, I could not help but take in every detail of the interior. Of course, I didn't feel like I should take any photos at that time (my next visit). Take some time to visit this physical testimony built to God when you are in Boston.

Amazing place! Extremely blissful. Sunday program is excellent and free delicious vegetarian feast…read moreis great. Thanks

Amazing temple! The devotees are very friendly, the Sunday and Wednesday programs are extremely fun…read morewith delicious free vegetarian meals. Beautiful music and wonderful classes!

they used to be a good church. they are not anymore. They claim to be American Baptist but they are…read morenot. they are southern Baptist and have fallen in their ministry. a lot of politics now. too bad. I found the Lord there in the 70s. I have not found Him there recently

If you're looking for a church that faithfully teaches the Bible week in and out, this is a great…read morespot.

I came here on a Friday night for a candlelight concert honoring Imagine Dragons and Coldplay. The…read morechurch is a short walk away from the train station and around the corner from Newbury Street. It seems like this building is multipurpose since there was a lecture taking place in one room, and the concert in the main sanctuary. The inside is super nice, with wooden pews, stained glass windows, and beautiful art all over including the ceiling. There are three sections of seating on the main floor - the center floor, and two small sets of pews on either side. There is balcony seating upstairs, but only on the sides. We sat on the right-side balcony, and it was still a great view. They did a good job of decorating the church in candles, especially the altar where the musicians are. The temperature inside was perfect as well as the acoustics. Since the concert started at 7:00 pm, for the first 15 ish minutes, the room still felt bright since the sun was coming in through the windows, but it slowly got darker throughout the night. I know they have bathrooms, but I personally did not use them. There were ushers helping people get to their seats which I thought made things run a lot smoother, especially for the latecomers.

Though services were not being held at this Old South Church on this Sunday, the inviting sign "all…read moreare welcome" swept us in to see the chapel. There is a glowing simplicity to this sanctuary yet there are so many intricate details to take in from the architecture, to the windows, and organ (I love the window and organs). Not everything was available to see at the moment we were there, but they do have tours available. This beautiful historic landmark and spiritual edifice is worth the stop.

Stunning church! My family and I were in awe of how beautiful the church was, and it reminded us of…read morethe Sistine chapel. We attended the 7am mass on Sunday while visiting Boston, and the mass was very quick, only lasting about 45min as none of the hymns were sung. During the pandemic, everyone maintained a social distance and wore their masks properly. We were very impressed by the signs near the entrance of the church indicating those who helped rebuild and restore the church. What a wonderful visit it was!

the fathers at st catherine church are the best i have to start going back to church and i'm gonna…read more dedicate myself to st catherine's i just want to thank you all the fathers for there dedication for al of us . you are all the best .

I have been exploring churches in the greater Boston area for a while and came across Renewal. The…read morelocation of Renewal Church is a bit tricky with services taking place in an AMC theater on an upper level. Worship music was lovely, but overall the experience felt short and by the time I settled in, it was over. The sermon was a prerecorded video too which was a bummer especially for my first time. I signed up for their communications, which was nice in the beginning, but quickly felt spammy. I'm sure the community is lovely! I just don't think this place is for me.

Renewal made me feel welcome from the first day I visited, which was my favorite thing about this…read morechurch. The greeters took some time to talk to me, and they have a hospitality area with coffee and tea. I sometimes feel lost when visiting a church, so the fact that people took some time out to talk to me was very nice. The teaching is also very easy to follow, and breaks down the Bible in a way that I'm able to learn and also apply it, which I feel is important. I'd definitely recommend this church to anyone!

HOW COULD YOU SIDE WITH THE PROPHETS?!? Truth, Reconciliation, REGRET... all succumbed to the…read moreGravemind, Arbiter, SPARTAN!!! The Sangheli have sided against you. And i glorify my Kin, but for now let us call them elites. Every rose has its thorn, Just like every night has its dawn Just like how every cowboy sings a sad...sad song ... EVERY Rose has its thorn Great service Great food (for the soul :P) 5 stars just fantastic, great job, just blown away... WOW??? -PApa JoHn

This is a hidden jewel off Copley Square at the corner of Berkeley and Newbury and a block away…read morefrom Public Gardens. Fine gothic revival with a great spire. There are several famous churches in the neighborhood. Church of the Covenant is distinguished by its 42 Tiffany stainglass windows, the largest collection anywhere. The interior with beautiful woodwork was re-designed by Tiffany also. I only wish he didn't conceal the organ pipes. The windows are truly marvelous. The daylight outside illuminates the interior through the windows so that the beautiful imagery lighting above surrounds the gathered congregation. (See pictures). The church is a historic landmark which is quite unique and relatively off the visitors map.

The finest preaching and music in the city. You're in for a treat when you worship here. The hymn…read moresinging alone is worth the visit. You'll be encouraged to see that the Church is alive and growing with young people across the international community and it's happening here in Boston! Each pastor is unique and all are top tier. The finest organist in the city is also here.

Historical must stop location! The architecture is cool, but nothing spectacular. What makes this…read moreplace special is its impact in the American Revolution as it was large enough for meetings that planned and informed those involved with the Revolution. Take in the history, take in the craftsmanship and take in some of the Spirit!