Religion and spirituality in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Welcome to First Congregational Church Chelsea, a warm and inviting place of worship located at 26 County Road, Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150. As a vibrant and inclusive community, we are dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, meaningful connections, and community service. Our church offers a variety of worship services, community programs, and events designed to engage and inspire individuals and families from all walks of life. Whether you are seeking a place to deepen your faith, connect with others, or simply find peace, you are welcome here. Join us as we journey together in faith and service.

Welcome to Temple Emmanuel of Chelsea, a vibrant and inclusive synagogue located at 60 Tudor Street, Chelsea, Massachusetts. Serving both Reform and Conservative congregants from across the North Shore, our temple is a warm and inviting spiritual home for all who wish to join our community. We are proud to offer a Reform siddur for Shabbat services and festivals, and a Conservative siddur for the High Holidays, ensuring that all worshippers feel connected and inspired. Temple Emmanuel is more than just a place of worship; it is a hub for communal assembly, education, and cultural enrichment. We embrace and honor individuals of diverse backgrounds, including Jewish and interfaith persons of all ages, denominations, abilities, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Our mission is to meet the social, intellectual, and spiritual needs of our congregants, fostering a sense of belonging and community.

Temple Emmanuel Cemetery Welcome to Temple Emmanuel Cemetery, a serene and respectful resting place located at 48 Buxton Road, Danvers, Massachusetts. As an integral part of Temple Emmanuel of Chelsea, our cemetery serves as a sacred space for reflection and remembrance, deeply rooted in the rich traditions and values of our Jewish community.