Best Episcopal Church Cambridge Near Me

Jordan Brown: Lovely experience

Chandra Batra: The building needs repairs makes me sad

Andreas Wisler: Schöne, kleine, feine Kirche. Ein kurzer Abstecher lohnt sich auf jeden Fall.

Lady Jay: Very welcoming 😍 🙏

Ron Yang: What can I say? It’s my spiritual home.

al king: Good People!

Natban Tarani Jr.: There is a lot of help for people who are homeless and they care about the person's wellbeing. The food, clothing that is donated and the programs are free.

Daniel Mosher: Historical

RoadTrip NewEngland: George Washington celebrated mass here.

Nmesoma Salome Ogbuani: Beautiful church and Music

Joshua: Beautiful and relaxing

Aaron Noll: This church was especially welcoming to "seekers" like me. The priest gave a lengthy talk before communion about how all are welcome to take it. (I crossed my arms for a blessing.) This was the most welcome I have felt in any Episcopal church on that score. People generally were welcoming there. They have a library and the Christian Education class seems awesome with plentiful guest lecturers. This church certainly appeals to my intellectual needs. The church was very full, a nice thing to see. They seem to have a lot of visitors. (The two pews in front of me all had visitors too.)

Nick Baker: An amazing service! So much participation in the choir and all other aspects! I attended to listen to the bell choir, which was so great! Please you need to visit! You will feel so welcome!

john abdallah wambere: My favourite house of worship very supportive, focused on social justice work and community support

Max Boesch-Powers: I have been a part of Christ Church Cambridge for about 5 years, and I love it there. Very Welcoming!

Pete Shelzi: Nice church. It is always clean and orderly.

Elio Maggini: Open welcoming community with strong sense of social service.

Josiah Dykstra: Historic, simple church. Excellent music and choir at the 10:15 service.

Elly Stout: Beautiful place, friendly people

Alex Showers: Warm community striving to improve society through local engagement. Uses religion to bring people together as opposed to reinforcing decisions. For example, all are welcome to receive communion.

jc t: they have common care dinners every other saturday evenings. I'm usuaLLy there with a friend/housemate. the Last one, I invited another friend/housemate to join me and she did. so the three of us sat and ate together. :)the meaLs are good and the staff is very courteous. :) a+.

Beth Redmond Walsh: Friendly congregation, multigenerational and welcoming to ALL! Morning prayer 8am weekdays. Two Sunday services 8am and 1030am Sept thru May. Accessible by handicap elevator.

Scott MacHarrie: Beautiful church with genuine friendly people. My visit was for a funeral as sad as it was there was a palatable peace there. Of the many churches I've visited this one was very different . A pleasant experience during a sad occasion, go figure.

joanne Taylor (jct): yummy common care meaL.

C Brocato: Welcoming, affirming and active community with beautiful worship and tons of ministries available for service and volunteering. A great community of people, very diverse and energetic.

Anyenda Inyagwa: Very inclusive congregation. Really liked the pastor. I'm not very religious but I felt welcome here.

Leslie Gore: Warm caring congregation and priest

Vincent James: Good service

KryptoKev 23: This is a great place to worshio

FancyBro: They gave us a space during the last 3 days of the yes on 3 campaign