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A eucharistically-based community struggling with different understandings of the Christian faith within the Episcopal church. We strive to be a beacon of justice seeking to honor St. Benedict''s teaching: "Let all who enter here be received as Christ."

A growing neighborhood church, traditional service, nursery, "Godly Play" (S.S.), Teens, Young adult formation, and community outreach. Welcoming individuals and families of all kinds.

St. John's is an inclusive worshiping community welcoming all. We are an urban parish drawing from the Greater Boston area. Seeking and finding the presence of Christ in the Word, in the Sacraments, and in one another are at the heart of our active, worshiping community. Strong in lay participation and social action outreach, we welcome seekers in the faith of all ages and races.

A caring spiritual community reaching out to all who seek solace through God''s loving and caring parish family.

The oldest Greek Orthodox Church in Boston and the central part of the religious and social interaction of immigrant families. Even though families have moved out to the suburbs, our community is still an active congregation of our Greek-American family.

Longtime pioneer in congregational participation in eucharistic worship, racial integration, and community service.

St. John-St. Hugh Parish is an urban, Roman Catholic parish of 450 families, located in the Grove Hall area of Roxbury, MA. Parishioners gather both from the local neighborhood and from other communities as well, to worship and serve God together.

The Boston Chinese Catholic Community serves all Chinese Catholics from the Archdiocese of Boston even though its hosts/anchor church is at St. James the Greater, Boston (Chinatown), Massachusetts. The majority of BCCC members come from the Greater Boston area, but some live as far south as Mansfield, Brockton, Randolph and Rockland; as far west as Marlborough, Framingham and Sudbury; and as far north as Lowell, and Nashua, New Hampshire. BCCC has a registered membership list of over 300 families consisting of more than 1,000 people. The predominant dialect is Cantonese, followed by Mandarin, Toishanese, and Fujianese.

We are a dynamic, welcoming congregation of many races, cultures, national, political, socio-economic and theological backgrounds. We rejoice in our diversity as an expression of the beloved community and seek to value each individual as we also seek unity in Christ. Our Mission * To worship and glorify God * To grow in knowledge and love of Jesus Christ, and to make Christ known through the power of the Holy Spirit * To equip God's servants for ministry * To cherish diversity by honoring God's presence in each person * To nourish, to heal, and to provide spiritual refuge for all * To strive for justice and peace in our neighborhoods and in the world * To call people back to God.

Saint Gregory's Parish is a Roman Catholic community of believers who respond to Jesus' call "Come, Follow Me" by living lives of faith, love, and service for others. Central to the faith life of Saint Gregory's is our weekly Eucharist wherein we gather to be nourished, challenged, and strengthened by the Word of God and the Body and Blood of Christ. Together, we seek to grow in our love of God and in our love for each other by embodying the Gospel of Jesus in our daily lives.

Today, we are a parish of the Self-Ruled Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America in the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. Together with nine sister parishes in the area, we make up the Diocese of Worcester and New England under the Ecclesial supervision of His Eminence Metropolitan Philip. Presently, St. George is a parish of approximately twelve hundred members united in a common acceptance and expression of the Orthodox Christian faith. The community is centered on the church where we assemble to worship God and celebrate our faith. Our Sacramental and Liturgical life combined with our parish programs and organizations make it possible for us to effectively minister to a wide range of needs in our community. As an Orthodox parish, our mission is to present, teach and live the Gospel of Jesus Christ in such a way that His light shines through us to the world around us.

As a part of the Church in Boston, we are dedicated to the spiritual care and well-being of every Member, Friend, and Benefactor of the Parish as we travel together on the pilgrimage of life toward our Eternal Home with Christ our Savior in Heaven.

St. Francis Chapel is a Roman Catholic chapel staffed by the Oblates of the Virgin Mary and located in the Hynes Court of the Prudential Center Shopping Mall. St. Francis Chapel is staffed by the Oblates of the Virgin Mary, a Roman Catholic religious congregation of priests and brothers dedicated to working towards a rebirth of spirituality in today’s world. The Oblates were founded in 1830 by Venerable Fr. Pio Bruno Lanteri in northern Italy. The Oblates now have houses in various parts of the world.

From its inception, St. Cyprian’s has viewed its mission in terms of the empowerment of its people. Consequently it has sought aggressively to combat those factors which militate against the empowerment of the people it serves. Social outreach and activism became a pivotal part of its ministry. Its current members cognizant of the noble legacy which they have inherited continue to carry on both the mission and vision of the original founders.

We are Saint Columbkille Parish, a community of faith celebrating Christ’s presence in us through the Eucharist, the other sacraments and the preaching of the Word of God. To be true to the Gospel we must live our faith every day, responding to our call to holiness by caring for, encouraging and strengthening each other.

Our mission is to provide a place of prayer and welcome so that people may come to visit and spend time with the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament in a traditional setting. In fulfilling our call to provide a place of prayer, we offer many opportunities for people to come and be with the Lord. We provide liturgical services throughout the day, including Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours. Members of our community, including the priests, brothers and seminarians, take part in these daily liturgies.

The welcoming presence that provides a Faith Community to care for all who come to "the Point."