Saint Patrick Parish is a Roman Catholic institution that strives to further the mission of Jesus Christ. The expansive historic church hosts several different activities, including baptisms, confessions, daily masses, and Recitations of the Rosary in the lower church. The statues, various architectural elements and votive candles in the main lobby add to the atmosphere for those attending services on the church grounds.
Saint Patrick Religious Education Office offers educational services tied to Saint Patrick Parish and Saint Patrick School. The Religious Office is a white house located at 71 Central St. behind the Parish and next to the School.
All Saints Episcopal Church is dedicated to the Anglican tradition of worship practiced by the Episcopal Church of the United States. The church, which believes all people are equal in the eyes of God, welcomes people from all walks of life to attend Sunday morning worship and other services and programs offered. The All Saints campus features a modern-looking church filled with traditional stained glass windows, architecture and wooden seats. There are also mission and parish halls near the main church building.
The Boston Korean Seventh-day Adventist Church moved into the former Knights of Columbus building in 1992. Church services are held on the top floor of a two-story traditional-looking white building, while the first floor has offices and the basement features a kitchen. A free off-street parking lot is only available for use by the congregation.
The First Congregational Church in Stoneham is a historic building in the Stoneham community. The Church offers various community and religious services, including a community dinner program and worship services on Sundays, to name a few. The Church is located near Stoneham Town Hall and the Stoneham Police Department.
The Seventh-day Adventists Community Services Center and Adventist Book Center share the same white, traditional two-story building on Gerry Street. The Book Center, which is located in the front-left corner of the building, sells some groceries, Bibles, religious books and other reading materials. The Community Services Center encompasses the rest of the building and generally serves as a food pantry.
The First Baptist Church of Stoneham offers residents Sunday worship, Sunday School and nursery services. The church, which was built in 1892 and later added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984, features a memorial hall and is located on the corner of Main and Hancock streets. Free on-street parking is available.
Stoneham Memorial Seventh-Day Adventist Church offers several religious services to the community, including worship, outreach ministries and mission trips. Sabbath school is also taught at this white and brick church on Maple Street. For more information on services, be sure to visit or call the telephone number provided.