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This website is manage by the Communication department of the Cambridge Church of Seventh-day Adventists here in Medford Massachusetts. We seek to keep you inform of the activities at the Cambridge Church, the Adventist community, and the Christian dynasty surrounding the city of Boston Massachusetts.

The Harvest is our Newsletter produced by the Communications group from time to time. The church's Communications Department makes the Harvest and other newsletters available through the Communication section of this website.

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Forecast for the city of Medford
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Directions via MBTA Bus

Directions via MBTA Bus

Directions to Cambridge SDA Church by way of  Boston MBTA Buses:

 

Bus fare cost is $1.50.

Take the Route #101 bus towards Medford Square.
Get off the bus at Dexter Street and Main Street -when see (on left side), the Big Bundle laundry mat.  
Go right on Dexter Street.   The white Church is across the street at 62 Dexter Street on the left hand side.

Bus leaves Sullivan Square on Saturdays at 8:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30 AM, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, and 7:35 PM.
Bus leaves Dexter street at 12:09PM, 1:09, 1:39, 2:09, 2:39, 3:09, 4:09, 4:39, 5:08, 5:38, 6:08, 7:08, 7:43, 8:48, 9:53PM towards Sullivan Sq station.

 

  1. From Somerville, Davis Square Bus Station on the Red-Line at College Ave:

        1. Take the Route #96 bus towards Medford Square Station. Get off at Main Street. 

          Then transfer onto the Route #101 bus towards Sullivan Sq.  Get off at the Bus Stop at Dexter St and Main St, beside the Big Bungle laundry mat. 

          The white Church is across the street at 62 Dexter Street.

          or 

        2. Take the Route #89 bus towards Sullivan Station Via Broadway.
          Get off bus at Broadway and Medford St and Dexter Street - Magoun Sq,  at the corner of the CVS & Donkin Donuts.
          Cross the street and walk up Dexter Street to the church at number 62 Dexter Street.

  2. From the MBTA Red Line train: Downtown-Crossing Station.  

    Then take the Orange-Line train towards Oak Grove or Bus-Route #93 bus to Sullivan Square station.
    -- Continue above from Sullivan Station --


  3. From Cambridge, Central Square Bus Station at Massachusetts Ave. / Green St/ Magazine St:

    Take the Bus Route #91 to Sullivan Square Station.   -- Continue above from Sullivan Station --


  4.  From Cambridge Harvard Square / Johnson Gate Bus Station at Massachusetts Ave:

    Take the Route #86 bus to Sullivan Square Station. Bus leaves Johnston Gate Saturdays at 8:35AM, 9:45, 10:40, 11:10AM.
    -- Continue above from Sullivan Station --


Automobile Directions

Directions to the Cambridge SDA Church, Medford, MA 02155 USA

Cambridge Church of Seventh-day Adventists is located at 62 Dexter Street, just off Main Street in South-East corner of Medford, Massachusetts,
USA 02155. Our main phone is 781.391.2908

From points South of Boston, from Brockton MA, or from Rhode Island:

Take I-95 North to Rte-128 South into Rte-93 North towards Boston & New Hampshire. Alternatively, take Rte-24 North to Rte-93 North. Travel through Downtown Boston on 93N to EXIT 29. Keep LEFT while on the ramp. ( Go through set of lights at Rte-28 intersection ). Follow Rte-38N sign to under the bridge and turn RIGHT on Mystic Ave (Rte-38 North). Turn LEFT at first lights onto Temple Street. Turn RIGHT onto Broadway. At the second lights, (top of Winter Hill) turn RIGHT on Main Street. Go five (5)-blocks down on the right side and turn RIGHT on Dexter Street. The white church is on the left side at 62 Dexter Street.

 

From New Hampshire, Andover MA, or north-west of Boston, Rte-495:

From Rte-495, -> take Exit-40A to Rte-93 South towards Boston then for 18.7 miles to Medford MA.

From Rte-3 Nashua NH, -> travel Rte-3 south to Rte-95 North and take Exit-37 towards Rte-93 South/Boston.

From I-95 / Rte128, -> take Exit-37 to Rte-93 South/Boston. . . .

Continue to follow Rte-93 South towards Boston. Take EXIT 31 / Rte-16; Turn RIGHT at first traffic lights towards Harvard St. At third (3rd)-set of lights, turn LEFT onto MAIN ST. Travel for four (4) blocks, keeping LEFT at the fork stay on Main Street (by Fire station & Citizens Bank, & Tufts Pool/Park) with Medford Street. Travel six (6) blocks on Main Street and turn LEFT to 62 Dexter Street.

 

From New York, and Connecticut, Springfield MA:

From NY, take I-95 North (59.8 mi) into Connecticut and take EXIT-48 toward Hartford / 91N.
Follow I-91 North (36.9 mi) toward Hartford.
Take CT-15 (2.1 miles) toward Hartford and
Follow I-84 East (40.9 miles) towards Boston - pay tolll and take exit for I-90 East.

Follow Rt-90 East to EXIT-24-B to 93-North, then go (4.0 mi) through tunnel towards NH to EXIT-29 /Somerville/Medford.

Keep LEFT while on the ramp to Rte-38. (Go through set of lights at Rte-28 intersection).
Follow Rte-38N signs to under the bridge and keep RIGHT onto Mystic Ave (Rte-38 North).

Turn LEFT at first lights onto Temple Street. Turn RIGHT onto Broadway. At the second lights, (top of Winter Hill) turn RIGHT on Main Street.
Go five (5)-blocks down on the right side and turn RIGHT on Dexter Street. The white church is on the left side at 62 Dexter Street.

 

Alternatively, in order to avoid going through downtown Boston; From Mass-Pike/I-90E (for 46 miles) to Route 95/I-128 EXIT-14.

Go North on Rte I-128/95N (7 miles) to EXIT-29A, merge onto Rte-2 East (Cambridge/Arlington).
Follow Rte-2-East (for 6.5 miles) to traffic lights (at EXIT 29A). Keep LEFT onto State Rte-16 East / Rte-3 North (to Medford).
Go Northeast on Rte-16 East (0.8 mi) onto Alewife Brook PKWY.

At second sets of lights, turn RIGHT onto BROADWAY at Food-Master Supermarket. After second sets of lights, keep LEFT (at Teel Square) on Broadway.
At second set of lights turn slightly LEFT. At the rotary in Power House Square / Tufts University, take third (3rd) RIGHT onto WARNER ST.
At the second lights, turn RIGHT onto Main Street. At the fork at the Citizens Bank/Tufts Pool, keep LEFT on Main Street and after six blocks up, turn LEFT onto DEXTER St.

 

From City of Cambridge MA -- Central Square (Mass. Ave or Main St at M.I.T. area)

from Massachusetts Ave, take Prospect Street or take Columbia Street (North) towards Somerville.

Cross over the Vietnam Veterans bridge at intersection of Prospect Street and Columbia St.
Turn LEFT at Somerville Ave lights.
Turn RIGHT at next lights onto Bow St at Union Square.
Turn at second RIGHT at Walnut St.
At second lights, turn RIGHT on Medford St and go 1.2 miles.
After passing over Broadway, turn RIGHT on Albion St.
Turn RIGHT on Main St and go two (2) blocks.
Turn LEFT at Dexter St.

Church Saves Man's Life

 Church Saves Man's Life

 News Commentator Paul Harvey told the story of a 73-year-old man who was driving his farm tractor when it turned over on him. He was pinned underneath his tractor for four days and nights in a driving rain and severe storm. When some of his friends hadn't seen him for a few days, they became concerned and went to see about him. Fortunately, they got to him just in time. He survived, but lost one of his legs below the knee.


Newspapers reported the incident, and expressed amazement that a man of his age could live after being pinned underneath a tractor for four days and nights in such terrible weather.


What is also amazing is the reason the man's friends went to check on him. "He missed prayer meeting on Wednesday night," one of his friends reported. Just missing one service at his church caused his friends to be concerned enough to check up on him. Can anyone doubt that this man's faithfulness in attending church saved his life?


Sermons on TV

That's a touching story, but is going to church really all that important? I mean, isn't God with us no matter where we are? And can't we worship God anywhere? You can get very good, if not better, sermons on TV, while saving a lot on gasoline.


Notice what the Scriptures say about the importance of attending church: "Some people have gotten out of the habit of meeting for worship, but we must not do that. We should keep on encouraging each other, especially since you know that the day of the Lord's coming is getting closer" (Hebrews 10:25).


You see, church attendance is more than a spectator sport. We're all social beings. And God knew that we needed fellowship and association with others who are seeking God. This is one reason why He established the church.


Try it. You'll like it. Plus, it could save your life!

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