Boston Christian Fellowship

A working evangelical church in the heart of Boston, this fellowship sits quietly away from the town's main drag. It's a modern space rather than the medieval stonework you might expect from a Lincolnshire place of worship - all clean lines and functional interior, the sort of place where the message matters more than the architecture.

Unless you're actively seeking out a service or have a genuine interest in contemporary Christian communities, you won't find much here to detain you. There's no visitor attraction angle, no gift shop, no heritage tour. It functions as a church should - a space for worship and community gathering. The staff are welcoming if you do turn up, but this isn't a Saturday afternoon kind of stop.

You'd visit if you're staying at Orchard Holiday Park or Big Sky Hideaway Camping and Glamping nearby and want to catch a Sunday service. It's worth knowing about if faith matters to your holiday plans. For secular visitors after Boston's proper sights - the St Botolph's Church tower, the riverside - this won't be on your radar, and that's fine.

Check their website or ring ahead for service times and what they might offer visitors.