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“The salvation Army is a great bunch of people they provide for what ever community there near with food n for me nice enough to listen, Every season I ring the bell when ever I get the chance to and it helps me have a really nice Christmas thanks Salvation army Buddy O'Flaherty”
“Sit here quietly and whisper to God! Just as the musician was tuning the piano, the music started, and I burst into tears for no reason...
Make a small donation when you go out and be grateful to meet Him here”
“Beautiful church. The architecture is absolutely incredible! Very peaceful inside. I was lucky to visit Trinity Church on a Friday shortly before a free 30-minute organ concert (…$10 donations encouraged) began at 12:15pm. What a wonderful experience! I wasn’t planning to pay to go inside the church, but the organ concert made it 100% worth it.”
“The temple is always open, special events and prashads on Sundays and Tuesdays. Celebrates every regional festivals from India.Temple infrastructure is average but had a pleasant nostalgic experience and social dialogue, got a chance to contribute too.”
8:30AM - 6:30PM
120-150 Orient Ave, Boston
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“I was driving a Friend home and I saw
“Madonna Queen of the Universe “,
She was lit up so Brilliantly she Stunned me as Glowing Figure in the night.”
9AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
1545 Tremont St, Boston
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“I love visiting this stunning basilica on my work trips. I had my partner on this trip with me and we decided to make the Saturday vigil before our evening flight. We were greeted by Fr. Phil, he was so kind and prayed a blessing over us, especially for smooth travels back. We were already upgraded on our flight on Delta, but right before boarding we were double upgraded to first class. I was quite sick and in pain on this work trip and I genuinely needed the extra comfort (and a warm dinner in-flight — I couldn’t eat the airport food because of how bad my stomach was feeling). I have status on Delta, and I am always upgraded to Comfort+ but I’ve never had a double upgrade happen. We believe the extra upgrade happened because of Fr. Phil being moved by the Holy Spirit to pray over us and bless us! I’ll always love this basilica, it’s such a special place. ?”
“We loved our visit to the Shrine and Monsignor too. He was just wonderful and gave such an amazing homily. The church was so full and the cantor was very gifted. It brought us such joy to worship here surrounded by ships and the sea.”
“Beautiful, ornate church. I love that this parish is right in the middle of a neighborhood. I was here for just a short time. Thankful to be able to attend Mass.”
“Awesome shop with an eclectic selection of home goods/ posters/ used clothing etc. Staff was very friendly, helpful and offered great deals, will be coming back again”
“A few years ago, I approached a tough roadblock in life that caused me to sought out God and reconnect with my long abandoned faith. As an androgynous lesbian, it’s hard to find a church that won’t judge me. After sitting in multiple worships and different churches, I found this one. At the time it was just Sunday worship in a Middle school in West Roxbury. Not only was worship held in a middle school auditorium, without glorious Christian decor, but no one dressed in their Sunday best. The longer I sat in that worship the more I realized this church accepts all, just like how God accepts all, no matter where you are, what you’re dressed… he accept you for who you are.Now the worship that first day, somehow I felt like it was drafted for me. Every word of the sermon and hymn sang, was exactly what I needed to hear. I cried the 75% of the worship.It’s been 4 years, they finally found an appropriate church building. Still minimalistic, but that’s how it should be. Glad I’m still a member here.”
“I remember when the father said a lot people only visit the Church on Ash Wednesday, they need to visit the church, do what God said. Be good person, God is love.”
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
6 Eliot St, Boston
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“This review represents only MY experience and understanding of First Church and its liturgy. By way of introduction, I don't consider myself a Christian, and for years avoided church because I was turned off by the Christian creed. (For those unfamiliar with the UU tradition, UU churches are noncreedal, something I find refreshing.) I've been attending First Church since 2008, and love it. First, I'd like to respond to and hopefully clarify prior observations about the church's Christian influence. From my understanding, UU churches range broadly with regard to their liturgical influences. While there is a Christian influence in the liturgy, we typically do not refer to "Christ," or anything that invokes the Trinity (we are, after all, Unitarians). References to Christ per se occur at Christmas and Easter. They also occur during the short communion services held monthly after the main service for those who choose to partake in them. To be clear, while we refer regularly to Jesus the teacher, the holy man, and the revolutionary, we do not refer to Jesus dying for our sins. We also do not refer to the virgin birth, the resurrection, and so forth, all of which were prominent elements of my Congregational/UCC background. But enough of what we are NOT. I'd also like to comment on what I find First Church to be, and why I keep coming back: I like that the sermons, readings, and other thematic content in the services draw from a broad range of spiritual and secular traditions. I find our cross comforting as a pleasant holdover from childhood and as a meaningful object of meditation. I like reciting the Lord's Prayer as one reminder of how to live ethically. I like our use of "God," because there is no expectation that everyone believes in God or that everyone's conception of God is the same. I love our choir, our soloist, and our historic organ. I love seeing our beautiful children enjoy our religious education program. I love our beautiful and historic building. I appreciate the contrasts among different components of our worship services. I find our minister, the Rev. Terry Burke, to be wise, warm, and wonderful, active politically, and very kind. And as James pointed out in his review, we are very friendly, which is important to me. Our congregation is spirited, caring, and energetic. I would recommend that anyone researching churches go back several times to any church they are investigating. One service is simply not enough to get to know a church community's strengths, challenges, and "feel." My experience of church changes from week to week depending on my mood, what else is going on in my life, and the flow of energy around me. In closing, I feel very much at home at First Church in Jamaica Plain and am proud to be a member.”
“A welcoming church in the hearth of Winthrop. It is the first United Methodist Church in this area and has great faces and kindest persons from Winthrop and Revere area. The pastor, minister of music, lay leader and members are a warm community.
They host thrift shops and community dinners throughout the year”
Open 24 hours
670 Washington St, Dorchester
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“Father Lou and Father Gabriel are both so approachable and friendly. They given distinctively interesting and inspiring homilies, in their own styles. The congregation is friendly. Sunday mornings here can be a spiritual blessing.”