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This category covers all aspects of religion, including local places of worship and local religious organizations, in the town of Needham, a suburb of Boston, MA, USA.

Resources in This Category

• Carter Memorial United Methodist Church

  http://www.carterumc.org/
  Mission statement, community groups, worship information, calendar, staff, and a virtual tour of the sanctuary.

• Christ Episcopal Church

  http://www.ccneedham.org/
  Open to all with worship in various Episcopal and Anglican traditions. Gives detailed information about services times, clergy and staff, directions, and an online bulletin.

• Cornerstone Assembly Of God

  http://www.cornerstone-aog.org/
  Includes calendar, worship center information, and history.

• First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist

  http://www.uuneedham.org/
  Directions, history, program information, coffee house, and calendar.

• Needham Presbyterian Church

  http://www.needhampresbyterian.org/
  Worship programs, community programs, laity lounge, and calendar.

• Ruach Israel

  http://www.ruachisrael.com/
  Messianic Jewish synagogue. Weekly Shabbat services, fellowship, and congregational events.

• Temple Aliyah

  http://www.templealiyah.com/
  Includes directions, calendar, newsletter, school, and education information.

• Temple Beth Shalom

  http://www.tbsneedham.org/
  Includes family, scroll, education, and contact information.

• The Congregational Church of Needham

  http://needhamucc.org/
  Includes newsletter, sermons, weekly calendar, and contact information.

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