Address: 5 Cadbury Rd #3530, Cambridge, MA 02140, USA
“We only get to go once a month or so but they are always welcoming.”
Address: 47 Howard St, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
“Went to my granddaughter 'Autumn Francis' dedication back to God and the the entire service was a Blessing!!”
Address: 980 Memorial Dr, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA
“Open to the public most days for the four daily offices plus Holy Eucharist. Check the web site for times, because they do vary. The brothers operate a small guest house where folks can stay on individual or program-based retreats. Wonderful resources also available via their web site. Highly recommended for anything from stopping in for a church service to spending several days in retreat and contemplation. The brothers are at all times welcoming and helpful. Nothing intimidating or pretentious here.”
Address: 158 Spring St, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA
“This is wonderful church! I strong recommend you to check it out!”
Address: 400 Cardinal Medeiros Ave, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA
“I love the architecture of the building and the people are so friendly,loved the service too.”
Address: 48 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
“Beautiful chapel in the heart of MIT campus. No matter what your denomination is, you should visit this quiet and peaceful place. If possible visit during day time because the design is such that if the day is bright sun light will come in through small little windows making beautiful light effects.”
Address: 50 Quincy St, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA
“An awesome piece of architecture”
Address: 239 Harvard St, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
“This is a great place to worshio”
Address: 459 Putnam Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
“As a woman of color, who is also an immigrant, I realize I have cultural biases that are different from those shared by Americans - both white Americans and American-born people of color. It is difficult to listen to another human being without trying to show that I'm right and he/she is wrong when we differ. I appreciate Pastor Dan's encouragement to be thoughtful and honest with myself and with others. He reminds us that Christ's love gives us the freedom to face the truth about ourselves with real hope for healing. As a follower of Christ, I realize I am a sinner. Which means I agree with God's analysis that because I do not honor Him as my Creator by obeying Him in everything, I deserve nothing from Him (not even life) and every good thing comes from Him. Christ died for me. He took what I deserve. He also lived the perfect live in submission to God for me (so His death as an innocent Man was not for Himself, it was for us). He lived the perfect life for me. He took the death I deserve. So, God loves me even as He loves Christ! What a wonder. Christ Himself says this (as recorded in the book of John). Each day I must admit to God all of the ways I have chosen to do what I think is right instead of seeking His Will. His commands seem unreasonable, then reality persists. I hurt people, and I hurt myself. I realize that God Created everything, so His commands are the only reasonable way to proceed! This realization is a gift from God. In addition, every day I ask for mercy for wanting God to judge someone who deeply wounds me by ignoring the commands of God, forgetting I need the same mercy. God is kind and merciful and it is his because of His mercy towards me that compels me to see mercy as the only way to respond to everyone. I am reaching for this. P. Dan and the community at CBC give me the freedom to live the truth that I am not more moral or right than anyone else. I only have the freedom to admit my immorality to God and ask for His forgiveness and His mercy to help me resist evil, with real Hope that He will do just that, because He chose to die for me when I was His Enemy so that now I might live for Him as His friend.”
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