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“The new and much expanded location for Our Lady of Good Voyage. The older “Fisherman’s Chapel” was a very small chapel over by where the ICA is now (I think Gather is on that plot now). While the old chapel had a certain old time charm it was small & dark- but the new space is big and bright. Stained glass windows adorn the chapel on both sides and behind the alter. The Lady of Good Voyage has a small enclave as you walk in. The model ships hung along side the stained windows are all Boston area built ships- you’ll spot the Constitution if you look careful. We live on the other side of the city- so we haven’t attended a service here, but I’d always been interested in the older chapel and had to take a look at the new space.”
“CLJ is the best church I've been to in Boston. I've been a member since 2008. I am very blessed to be part of this organization. This church is Bible-based and is very well organized. It has an amazing worship team and many programs that serve its members and the community. It's great! Come visit us!”
“Racially diverse, it is an extremely welcoming church! The pastor delivers a message, as opposed to a sermon. It doesn't matter though. You get the spiritual enrichment needed. A good deal of MIT students attend services here. My only concern is that the students graduate and likely leave the congregation.”
“?A SancTuary in the CiTy?1. Open to the Public every day for Touring and Worship.2. They offer worship services on Sundays and Thursdays.3. They have a special JAZZ worship service on Thursdays.4. Well maintained with original architecture and pews.”
“Visited yday with my friend. The ambuance is peaceful. Lots of decore but yet peaceful. The pews or benches have heat when you kneel yo pray. That was really nice since its freezing cold now. Its quiet, no interference you just pray or sit quietly and leave when you're done.It closes at 5p am told. It opens in the morning.Only con is a peculiar smell you have to get past at the entrance if you're not used to smells. That got me but after a while i got used to the smell.I plan to pass by a few times to quiet my spirit. Ill definitely recommend.”
“Straight teaching from the bible place of worship. Non denominational, supportive and caring body. Brother Craigwell (minister and elder is one of the many excellent learders, always available to help, support and educate anyone in need, this quality is echoed throughout the body. They dont judge they teach the word of Gods word."Many years ago the Father of heaven touched my wife, she started her journey to find a God fearing "church" MANY churchs didnt fit the bill, personally I rejected all of them but allowed my wife to walk her walk. every church she went to she soon learned they were a house of viper's (which i knew in 1 visit), my wife became run down and weary, losing hope then God lead her directly to 81 Walnut Ave where she found peace, comfort and the true word of God. My first visit I knew this was the home for her.I thank God, the elders and the body for such an amazing and welcoming place to worship God Almighty.”
“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.”
“Incredibly friendly people in the gift shop. The nativity scene downstairs is wonderful. Great views of the Boston area from the top too and a great place to watch the planes take off and land from the airport.”
“I have loved this church from the very first day I drove through the town and noticed that there was a harvest bazaar like there was in Revere when I was growing up. I went in to the church where they were holding their event, and immediately was drawn to two ladies who were showing their stamps and card making class they taught. I came to know them as Doris Ann and her friend Kim stone. The best part of the church for me was the adult Bible study. I signed up with Beth Loughead’s class and I’m so glad I got to know Beth, her spirit and mind, and her beautiful family. And then there was the class filled with fantastically intelligent and spiritual members of the church, most of whom had been with the first Baptist Church multiple decades. I was brand new but I felt like I fit in. When Beth eventually retired, it was also a change in the clock time on Sunday and it took many of us a while to adjust to, and just as I began to get adjusted, Covid struck. I felt so lost when I couldn’t see the people from church every week. And then my health intervened and I wasn’t able to go because I was just too uncomfortableTo sit through the pain. But I want to say that when this pandemic is over I hope God returns me to better health so I can return to church.”
“I attended this church as a child with my fathers family. My father sadly passed away when i was 4 years old. I really would love to be baptized here. It would mean the world to me. Ive recently found my way back to church and truly believed ive been saved and forgiven for my sins. Its been a hard year for me but ive really grown so much. How can i go about getting baptized here?”
“We hope you’ll join us soon at this welcoming, inclusive church. All are welcome—truly! Sunday Worship is at 11am (10am in the summer). See our website for more details or to connect with our pastor.”
8:30AM - 1:30PM
58 Mt Vernon St, Winchester
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“My husband and I joined our daughter here for service on Easter Sunday. The service was very nice and we really enjoyed meeting some of Katie’s friends and of course the Pastor. It was so nice to worship with you all. We always love to see our darling girl helping to lead worship as well! Thank you for welcoming us to worship with you!”
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“Trinity Church is absolutely beautiful and historic on the on the inside and it is huge! The organist and the sound he made was incredible! Their Pastor was nice and presented a good message! It was hard to stand with my injury but I did it out of respect for my friend Greg who invited me and his awesome wife! I have known them both for a few years since Winter Walk! I highly value both their friendships! The sound coming from the organist was absolutely amazing! Think of the guy in phantom of the Opera playing the organ the way that he did! And you will have this guy at Trinity gospel style! It was quite an experience! The beautiful design and architecture is something to really behold on the inside of it! In my opinion it is an architectural masterpiece on the inside of it! Beautiful and breathtaking all-in-one! The ceiling is extremely high! My friend Greg had invited me to make sandwiches in 2022 I believe during Christmas season before in their downstairs and that's how I really knew about this place, and these sandwiches and snacks are made for a church called Boston Warm! And that's a place I'm more familiar as well, they have asked me to do music in their Christmas program about 4 years in a row! The volunteers at Trinity really have high respect from me because it takes a lot of work and passion to come together with others and make these sandwiches and snacks for the benefit of homeless people! They really are absolutely awesome and they get high respect from me! I used to be homeless myself but not in Boston! I got a rescue restart to the city from Indiana over 7 years ago and I've never looked back! I have nothing to do but good things to say about this church Ed Trinity!??”