Middlesex County, Massachusetts |
| First Baptist Church 34 Oakland St. 781-396-6593 or 781-396-3811 First Baptist Site | org. July 2, 1841 First building on Salem St. - in 1872 moved to Oakland St. |
| West Medford Baptist Church 59 Boston Ave. 781-488-3562 | est. 1895 |
| South Medford Baptist Church | est. c. 1894 In 1960, located at Dexter and Main Streets |
| Shiloh Baptist Church Holton and Bower Sts. 781-483-8850 |
est. May 4, 1898 Original buildings at 23 Jerome and 30 Lincoln |
| Community Baptist Church 470 Fulton St. 781-396-5536 | est. c. 1922 |
| New England Baptist Church 30 Salem St. 781-393-6116 |
| Immaculate Conception 10 Fellsway East, Malden 781-324-4941 Parish website |
Before St. Joseph's was established catholics in Medford worshipped at the Immaculate Conception Church on the Medford/Malden line. Immaculate Conception was est. c. 1854. |
| St. Joseph's 114 High St 781-396-0423 Parish website | est. c. 1876 |
| St. Raphael's 512 High St., West Medford Parish Center: 781-488-9609 St. Raphael Parish Home | est. c. 1902 |
| St. James 779 Fellsway 781-391-1127 | est. c. 1919 closed in 2004 |
| St. Francis of Assissi 441 Fellsway West Parish House: 781-396-3400 Church Website | est. c. 1921 |
| Sacred Heart 55 Winthrop St. 781-396-2232 | est. c. 1937 closed in 2004 |
| St. Clement's 71 Warner, Somerville 781-396-3922 | est. c. 1912 |
| Mystic Congregational Church | In 1822 First Parish became Unitarian and the Trinitarians left forming the Second Congregational Society - building on High St. later moved to 30 Salem St |
| Congregational Church of West Medford - UCC 400 High St. 781-395-3360 | First gathered as The Mystic Sabbath School in 1864 Organized as CCWM in 1872 orig. building Harvard and Bower due to a fire in 1903, a new building was built at 400 High St. |
| Union Congregational Church 15 Marion | Est. c. 1887 First met in Somerville 1890 bldg. in Medford dedicated many people of Scottish ancestry closed about 1990 |
| North Street Congregational Church 144 North St. 782-396-8435 | Est. c. 1926 |
| Grace Episcopal Church 160 High St. 781-396-0362 or 781-396-7215 |
Est. 1847 |
| Temple Shalom 475 Winthrop St. 781-395-9611 | Medford Hebrew Association met as early as 1914 Jews attended temples located in Somerville or Malden Medford Jewish Community Center and Temple Shalom located at 42 Water Street from 1945 to 1958 Building on Winthrop since 1958 |
| Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford 147 High St. 781-396-4549 U U Ch. of Medford Site |
First Parish c. 1690 at 279 High 1727 moved to 226 High St. 1770 moved to 147 High St (High and Powderhouse) 1822 became Unitarian- First Unitarian Church (Trinitarians split off) 1961 merged with First Universalist Society and Hillside Universalist Church (below) |
| First Universalist Society | Est. 1831 - merged with the First Unitarian Church in 1961 Now Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford (above) Orig. building 29 Forest St. |
| Hillside Universalist Church | Est.1897 - Orig building at 320 Boston Ave. Merged in 1961 into Universalist Unitarian Church of Medford (above) |
| Wesley United Methodist Church 100 Winthrop 781-395-5262 Wesley Website | In 1966, 3 churches merged to become Wesley (see below) |
| Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church | Est. 1871 - merged in 1966 to become Wesley Orig. building at Bower and Holton some church records |
| Hillside Methodist Church | Est. 1896 - merged in 1966 into Wesley Orig. building at Winthrop and Dearborn - had an associated school |
| St. John's Methodist Church | Organized 1915 - Orig. building on Main St. at Frederick in South Medford - grew out of a division of Hillside Methodist Church - 1966 merged into Wesley (see above) |
| First Community United Methodist Church 55 Otis St. 781-396-5436 First Community U M Site | In 1964 two churches merged First Methodist Episcopal Church and the Wellington Community Church |
| First Methodist Episcopal Church | Society incorporated in 1828 - first chapel located on Cross Street 1845 - second building located at Salem and Oakland 1873 - third building Salem near Cross Street - included a 140 foot spire with one of the town clocks and an 1800 lb. bell - destroyed by fire in 1905 1907 building on Otis street 1964 merged into First Community United Methodist (see above) |
| Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church | services began in 1878 1886 building on Fourth St chapel known as Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church of Wellington 1918 name changed merged in 1964 into First Community United Methodist (above) some church records |