Shri Dwarkamai Vidyapeeth - Shri Shirdi Sai Baba Center of Spiritual Excellence was inaugurated on…read more16th-17th Oct`2010 - Dusshera. It is the First Temple with a 6 feet tall, life size beautiful marble Idol of Shri Shirdi Sai Baba in the New England area. The temple is run by wonderful and hard working volunteers, very dedicated to organizing events and conducting activities directed towards personal spiritual development of the community. Get on their email list for upcoming events and activities at the mandir or call or 978-27- MY-SAI . Activities at the Center are mostly free and include lectures by Vedic scholars, health and wellness professionals, meditation sessions, yoga and kid's enrichment activities and charitable give back to community. The temple is in the Northwest Office Park in Billerica and is at the Back corner with a large parking lot.

I've lived in five cities in the past three years and have visited even more churches, but my four…read moremonths with King's Hill were unbelievable. If you are a young adult in Boston seeking Christ-centered community, this is the place to be. King's Hill is full of people truly doing life together all throughout the week. Sunday mornings are theologically deep and Gospel-focused. They are also serious about discipleship and helping their members grow in their faith, and truly seek to serve the city of Boston. King's is an amazing church to be a part of. In Boston, which can be a lonely and busy city, I found instant friends at King's and was immediately made to feel at home. When it became clear that I live too far away to become a member (tragically), King's encouraged me towards a partnering church closer to home. Their graciousness speaks volumes to the type of church they are.

Have you ever been to a church where you walk in awkwardly and no one really engages in…read moreconversation with you? Then you sit down alone in a row of empty chairs and no one sits next to you? And once the service is over you walk out wondering if anyone even noticed you were there? Well, I have. A few times. It's difficult finding a church and I've been on the hunt for one for a while. I went to King's Hill today, making this Sunday, a special one. When I got to the doors and admitted I was new, a lovely young woman said "let me walk with you!" and escorted me in. Once there, multiple people came to talk to me--and it wasn't forced, it wasn't fake. The worship music has two stunning female singers. Most importantly, the message was so good! Connected directly to the word, to us the congregation, and to our daily lives. It wasn't hard to follow, but it was full of scripture at the same time. The pastor runs an honest and passionate ship of believers. Imma get myself onboard. For logistics: service takes place on the first floor of the Hilton hotel. Parking is next door in a garage. The church will give you a ticket to validate your parking (you won't have to pay). They set out bibles for you to take home. No tea or coffee, but a whole lot of conversation.

We felt right at home in this warm, welcoming parish, and especilally by the Reverend Kate. We were…read moreexcited to see our first grandson being baptized in this beautiful church with the kind of love and support from the Trinity Episcopal Parish. My husband and I wish we lived closer so we could attend the services every week. Highly recommend checking out this wonderful community of welcoming people. The world needs more kindness and this is the place to find it.

Welcoming parish and wonderful events including the annual Festival of Trees the first full weekend…read morein December, and the yearly Silent Movie Night featuring live organ music. Trinity also hosts Artist in Residence Theatre To Go which produces three plays each year.

This is a great, welcoming, open in many senses of the word congregation in a stunningly beautiful…read morehistoric Cambridge landmark building. If you walk by the church everyday, try stopping in one Sunday morning at 11 or for the evening Jazz service. The music is top notch, across the board. You can hear an organ played by Peter Sykes, which was designed by one of the congregants. The choir is lovely, but I'm biased. There are two ministers, Mary and Dan. Both are kind, smart, articulate, funny, approachable, and definitely in this profession for the right reasons. The congregation tends toward the academically inclined - but welcomes all types, and you'll see all types represented. I've been attending this church for about a year and a half, and every single Sunday or other day I show up for something, I learn something new about God, myself, and some fascinating bit about one of my fellow parishioners. Check it out.

I'm only commenting on this as a venue for the Boston Early Music Festival concert series…read more The venue is beautiful and decorative without being over(t)ly ornate. Seats were added at the sides so that you could view the stage facing or behind the performers. The sound quality was solid, the open space allowing for a clarity of sound to come through. It's located near the Harvard T stop, and close to eateries, making it a wonderful place to catch a concert. Kudos for BEMF and the First Church UCC for making it happen!

Very peaceful ambience. They have dedicated priest and regular aarti is performed daily in the…read moremorning at 9am and evening at 7pm. All religious festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm. Very friendly volunteers. Every Sunday there is event in the evening and dinner is served after aarti.

Genesis Woburn: An amazing place to worship and praise. An abundance of fellowship and friendship…read more Pastor Michael is energetic and always seems to relate the daily sermon to present day life experiences. Associate Pastor Jason is wonderful and speaks with passion. The live worship music is current and there is a revolving group within which offers a different sound weekly. One glorious standout is pastor Michael's son Tristan, who is self taught on guitar and bass. He has so much joy when he plays and it shows. 8:30am, 10:00am & 11:30am

The warmest community with a live band and easy to understand services. Keeps the Bible simple for…read moreeveryone while making you think. Would not only recommend going but also super easy to volunteer here too and build friendships.

My girlfriend loves this church, and I've been for holiday services - the main pastor is an amazing…read moreorator, and the guest speakers have well prepared and poignant sermons. Most people here are harvard affiliated but there are plenty of people from the local community who attend services here because of the quality of the music and sermons.

Nice church on Harvard University campus…read more Doors open as posted. Peaceful place to calm the mind and soul. There are beautiful marble statues in the alcove to the right of the pews.

First Parish is back in its Meeting House, has a new senior minister, the Rev. Dr. Rob Hardies, and…read moreis making major tech upgrades to support live streaming, online worship, and public events -- new cameras, new microphones, and more! It is exciting to see my local Unitarian Universalist congregation regathering and adapting to today's world.

Awesome religious temple in the midst of the cultural birthplace of the United States. Washington…read moreworshipped there. The Massachusetts Constitution was debated and formulated there. Many of the luminaries of American history sat in its pews. There is a feeling of history and dignity in every square inch of the church. True to its Unitarian tradition, they have dispensed with the Trinity, the Holy Ghost, the entire Nicean Creed and revealed truth. It is a true Humanistic ritual in the nature of Unitarian Universalist thought of the Founding Fathers. The sermons are packed with young worshippers and many stay afterwards to socialize and then head off to the many coffee houses in the area. Truly an outstanding place.