All are welcome!

Whether you are searching for a new church home or planning a visit, we’re glad you have found us.  At Christ Church you will find a welcoming and engaged community and many ways to nourish your heart, mind and spirit. Christ Church is a family friendly, multi-generational, inclusive parish.

At the heart of our life together is our worship service; we gather weekly to hear the Word of God through Scripture and to be fed at the Eucharistic table.  Beautiful music, strong educational programs, and engaging outreach and fellowship opportunities enrich our lives and help us build community together.

We welcome any and all persons to Christ Church. Join with us to learn and grow in faith, build relationships of love and support, and go out into the world to serve the greater community.

The Search Committee is holding several group meetings to solicit the input of parishioners on the qualities/attributes you would like to see in a new rector at Christ Church. One large group meeting was held on March 17. Going forward, the committee will be planning small group meetings with ministries and groups within the parish. For those who attend the early Sunday service, a meeting will be held on April 7, after the 8:15 a.m. service. In these small group meetings, committee members will be seeking your feedback on several questions about hopes and challenges for the church.

If you are unable to join us for a small group discussion, please e-mail Anne Marchant with your thoughts in response to the list of questions. Or, stop by the Church Office and place your response in the mailbox labeled “Search Committee”. All responses will be held in confidence. If you have any questions/concerns, please contact the Committee Co-Chairs, Bob Keener and Anne Marchant.

Sermons at Christ Church help us interpret the lessons of Scripture and apply it to our everyday lives.

Scripture for upcoming weeks
Recent sermons

Sunday, Apr 7, 11:30 a.m.

We welcome parishioners and visitors to join the opening exhibit of common art at Christ Church on April 7th at 11:30 a.m. in Upper Parish Hall. We will have an opportunity to meet and talk to the artists about their art work, which is presented for viewing and for purchase. Common art is a program of common cathedral at Ecclesia Ministries, which provides space, materials and caring support staff to homeless people to develop their artistic abilities. People who live in shelters, rooming houses, and on Boston's streets gather every Wednesday at Emmanuel Church on Newbury Street to draw, paint, sculpt, make crafts, and to share with other artists in like circumstances. For most members, common art is a singular chance to express their artistic gifts. Click here for more information.