5 Things You MUST Do in Cambridge, MA

by Adam Mabry on May 14, 2018

People are moving in and out of Cambridge all the time. Home to great schools, a diverse community, and some of the best tech and pharma companies in the world, it's a buzz with innovation. So, whether you're moving to Cambridge or just visiting, here are five things you need to do.

  1. Take a walking tour Harvard. Usually run by students, it's a great way to see America's oldest university. 
  2. Eat at Mr. Bartley's Burgers. It's just one of the best burgers you'll have after that tour. But bring cash, because no cards are accepted.
  3. Walk the Campus of MIT. It's a great contrast to Harvard, and where all the tech smart folks congregate. 
  4. Visit the MIT Museum. There you'll see the history of campus innovation. It's pretty amazing. 
  5. Come to Aletheia Church! We're a church for the city, and you should definitely visit. Especially if you're moving to Cambridge, finding spiritual family is critical in what can be a lonely place.

For more information on visiting Aletheia, click here. We'll look forward to seeing you in Boston soon! 

Tags: cambridge, church, family, visit

About the Author

Adam Mabry

God has taken the Mabry family on amazing adventures and through some pretty tough challenges. For five years, they labored alongside a great team to plant two new churches in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. In 2010, Adam and Hope moved to Boston to begin work to plant Aletheia Church. Fueled with a passion for God’s truth and grace to permeate all areas of society, Adam is honored and excited about the task of pastoring.

He holds an M.A. from Reformed Theological Seminary, a Th.M. and D.Min. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. from the University of Aberdeen. He writes frequently for Every Nation, NewChurches.com, The Gospel Coalition, and other publications.

In addition to his role as Senior Pastor of Aletheia, he is the Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Every Nation Seminary. 

He is the author of a few books, including Life and Doctrine, The Art of Rest, Stop Taking Sides, and When God Seems Gone.

Adam lives in Boston with his lovely wife, Hope — an amazing photographer, full-time educator, small-business owner, and mom extraordinaire. They have four awesome children, Alanna, Nora, Cole, and Wyatt. 

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