Great looking church complete with stained glass designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany!…read moreHowever it does not belong on any list of Catholic Churchs as it has been a proud Protestant Church since its founding!!

I have wanted to come to this magnificent church since 1968 when I first learned about Unitarian…read morephilosophy and my journey away from Catholic dogma began. It's been a long but wonderful road. I am thankful for my membership at the First Unitarian in Philadelphia for many years and since I moved to Washington DC, at All Souls Unitarian. Still, this magnificent building is no different than going to Santiago de Compostela for a Roman Catholic and worth of a pilgrimage. This is the Unitarian Church that made it all happen in the world of Liberal religion and humanistic faith. Although the actual edifice has changed, within its confines, laid in 1729, the American Unitarian Church was founded. This was the worship center for Ralph Waldo Emerson, attended by David Thoreau, Pickering, and a Who's Who of our Founding Fathers. It was the home church of William Ellery Channing, who ministered there for almost 20 years. It was also one of the first sites of rebellion against the British, the site of Massachusetts's ratification of the Constitution, and the site of the first petition of 1788 for abolition of slavery. In modern times, it was also the site of the first legal same sex wedding in the United States in 2004. Like its sister church at All Souls in Washington, the edifice is patterned after St. Martin in the Fields in England. The 16 massive Tiffany stained glass windows surround the New England-style box pews of solid American chestnut where families would worship and keep away from Winter drafts. The service today was especially powerful. it was titled "No sanction for Bigotry" and was derived from George Washington's letter to the first Jewish synagogue in the US in Truro, Rhode Island, in which our Founding Father uttered these same words. The sermon was co-delivered by a Muslim imam and together, the Imam and the Reverend Kim K. Crawford Harvie delivered a rebuke to the radical philosophy of exclusion and hate proposed by many political pundits. The service was well attended and following the service, I was able to meet and chat with many of the parishioners. It was indeed a wonderful experience.

Growing church doing a great job at sharing the love and gospel of Jesus Christ in a…read morenon-denominational setting.

My friends and I left this church after attending & serving in various capacities for many years…read more None of us wanted to leave. In fact, we stayed for as long as we did because we were looking for any possible reason to stay. Yet, in spite of all the feedback we gave, we felt like our experiences (of discrimination) were minimized and brushed off repeatedly in the 'spirit of forgiveness.' Confronting leaders one-on-one proved even less effective; we were told to be more understanding of others' ignorance, to lower our expectations with regards to general church dynamics, and to also consider not "crying so much." We felt like the worst was assumed about us, in order that leaders could continue to believe the best about themselves. While we do not blame any leader individually, we do pray that the pastors and elders at Aletheia may remember daily how easy it is to be led astray by personal pain and brokenness, by pride and a knowledge that so easily puffs up; and to remember that every sheep in their congregation is a child of God to be respected and loved and listened to; that every person's voice matters.

I've been attending StoryHeights Church for several years and it has become a place I am proud to…read morecall home. Prior to StoryHeights, I had never been to a church before where the Pastors knew my name and were invested in my life. The community at SH truly an inclusive family that welcomes in everyone from all backgrounds and is genuinely invested in seeing each other grow. I love going to church each week knowing I am with family who knows, loves and encourages me. I am so grateful for this genuine, real, engaging and active church!

My family has called StoryHeights Church (SH) home for almost eight years now! When I first moved…read moreto Boston my husband and I started church hopping to find our forever church. SH was it after the first visit - never even thought twice. The community is so warm and welcoming, and the resources, tools, and communities they have to help you grow your relationship with God are second to none. Thanks to SH my faith has grown leaps and bounds - and a bonus: I met some of my greatest friends here, too.

I have been attending this church for about a year. My experience here has been very positive. The…read morepastor is a man of God and he preaches in a expository style. Everything is directly from the Bible. The elders are all Bible centered and want to truly serve the Lord. The parishioners are very friendly and my experience with them is that they are truly dedicated to Jesus Christ. I was attending a mega church prior to joining Hope and I consider myself fortunate to find Hope Christian Church. I am growing spiritually and I have found opportunity to serve the Lord here.

Searching Boston for a church to call home. Came to Grace City with a friend and they are doing…read morequite a few things right! They are very welcoming. People stand outside inviting and leading you to service. They even sweetly set up cards and communion on each individual seat. They have coffee, tea and many staff members eager to help. Worship music, particularly the female singer is stunning! The message was engaging and relatable. I think this church has the potential to be your home. I just don't know if it's mine. I'm heading into my thirties and I feel like the majority are young college girls.

I started going to this church my freshman year of College, and I was immediately taken aback by…read morehow relational and caring this church was. People always makes an effort to connect with one another in a meaningful, loving way. There doctrine is extremely Gospel-centered, and they teach whole books of the Bible in order, not shying away from difficult topics. Although this church isn't very big, there is more than enough people to feel like a church family! The worship is also very good. They have a full band (drums, electric, acoustic, bass, keys, viola). The most important piece of worship is there song choice, they're very good corporate worship songs that remind us of what the Gospel truly is. There's a lot of value in their worship, and I really appreciate that. This is also a very diverse church in terms of age and race. Roslindale and West Roxbury are some of the most culturally diverse areas in the state, and the church mirrors that very well. There are also a lot of young families in the church, and the pastors are also heads of young families as well. In the fall and spring, college students also frequent the church (like myself), so there's something for everyone. There is also a good amount of more 'seasoned' people in the church. The fact that everyone in the church is still connected to each other despite the diversity is proof of how much God is working in this church. I'm happy that I'm apart of it!

People who love Jesus -- that's what this place is all about. My family and I were looking for a…read morenew church about 2 years ago when we first visited. From the warm door greeting, to the helpful children's ministry staff who made my son feel comfortable and excited about children's church, we felt at home right away. CRC has a diverse community whose praise and worship time flows seamlessly from Christian Rock to Gospel to Traditional Hymns. With its medium sized population, I find it easy to serve on a number of different volunteer teams without any pressure. I definitely recommend CRC to those looking for a new church home or just exploring Christianity for the first time.

if you're looking for a place to worship without judgement, this is the place. People here are…read morehappy and very warm to new comers. A wonderful experience into christian life and a fresh look to how connect with people. My wife and i just found out about this church going to Moody St to eat while walking ... The better part is that no one is pressuring you to do anything.. They're just there to help when asked. Just beautiful.

Today my husband and i went here and it was amazing. I had been here a few times but it's been…read morerenovated and oh how lovely it looks .We both were greeted so warmly and Pastor Shawn Richmond spent time meeting with us and prayed for us . We will be coming back. I am so grateful for everyone there

I've never attended a service here. I'm not religious. This is my confession…read more However! On game days, when all the surrounding lots jack their prices up to $50-60, this tiny church on Jersey Street accepts charitable (read: tax deductible) donations of only $30 for one of 10 spots, supervised the whole night. And by whole night, they say "til an hour after the game," but they say it with a wink and a smile and an undertone of "don't push it." And I respect that. And while again, I can't speak to measures of churchiness, it's Anglican worship. So if you're down with the A word, they're all about that grace 'bout that grace, no devil. (I read that Trainor pun on another church sign once and needed to use it somewhere. You're welcome.)

Very thankful for this community. Been there 8 years and counting. They have meals after the…read moreservice most Sundays, which is an excellent way to get to know some people quickly and deeply. It's such a vibrant and meaningful community. I have so many friends from this community, and there's so many people to support me through life. Young adults, families and kids, wiser folks. It's a great place for all. Informal tone but meaningful structure to their services.