The following places of religious and spiritual practice are accessible by walking or taking public transportation from Emerson's Boston campus. The sites listed under LGBTQ are among those who have publicly welcomed LGBTQ people. This resource page is not meant to fully represent the numerous places of worship and practice in the Boston area. Please reach out to Emerson's Center for Spiritual Life at spiritual_life [at] emerson.edu (subject: Boston%20Houses%20of%20Worship%20and%20Practice) (spiritual_life[at]emerson[dot]edu) for more information.
Arlington Street Church (Unitarian Universalist)
351 Boylston Street, Boston
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center (Buddhist)
331 Broadway, Cambridge
Cathedral Church of St. Paul (Episcopal)
138 Tremont Street, Boston
Central Reform Temple (Jewish)
15 Newbury Street, Boston
Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian)
67 Newbury Street, Boston
Community Church of Boston (Inter-religious)
565 Boylston Street, Boston
Dignity/Boston (Roman Catholic)
419 Shawmut Avenue, Boston
First Church in Boston (Unitarian Universalist)
66 Malborough Street, Boston
First Church in Cambridge (United Church of Christ)
11 Garden Street, Cambridge
First Parish in Cambridge (Unitarian Universalist)
3 Church Street, Cambridge
Humanist Hub (Humanist)
30 JFK Street, Cambridge
Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center (Muslim)
100 Malcom X Boulevard, Roxbury
Metropolitan Community Church (Protestant)
131 Cambridge Street, Boston
Old South Church (United Church of Christ)
645 Boylston Street, Boston
Old West United Methodist Church (Methodist)
131 Cambridge Street, Boston
The Paulist Center (Roman Catholic)
5 Park Street, Boston
Pride Interfaith Coalition (Interfaith)
Boston-wide
The Sanctuary (Inter-religious)
66 Malborough Street, Boston
Shambhala Meditation Center of Boston (Buddhist)
646 Brookline Avenue, Boston
Temple Beth Zion (Jewish)
1566 Beacon Street, Boston
University Lutheran Church (Lutheran)
66 Winthrop Street, Cambridge
