1 Benevolent Street
(Corner of Benefit and Benevolent)
Providence, RI 02906
401-421-7970
Our buildings are handicap accessible via the parking lot on Benefit Street, and the sidewalk entrance on Benevolent Street. For more information, click here.
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It is hard to imagine turning the other cheek or blessing one’s enemies when protest and resistance are so present in our hearts. Let’s explore how a different mental and spiritual orientation might help us to be more effective and feel better, too.
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Join us for a fun and meaningful Multi-Gen service as we honor some important members of our community – Choir members and Religious Ed teachers. These volunteers enhance our worship experience and greatly affect the lives of our children. Don’t miss the opportunity to say … read more.
This beautiful service of Lessons and Carols features traditional and contemporary readings, special music, and candle-lighting. A Wassail reception will be held after the service.
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This traditional service will feature a pick-up pageant that anyone can join, special music, and candle-lighting. Join us at 5:00 pm. There will also be a Lessons and Carols service at 9:00 pm, and a Wassail reception after each service.
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This favorite Multi-Gen service has something for everyone – music, stories, and crafts.
We gather in the Meeting House. If you cannot join us in person, click here to tune in to our YouTube channel.
As we close out the Thanksgiving weekend and head into the holiday season, join us for a multi-gen service during which we will celebrate the reasons we have to be thankful.
We gather in the Meeting House. If you cannot join us in person, Click … read more.
October 10 is the World Health Organization observance of World Mental Health Day. The truth is that mental health care creates stronger communities, AND strong communities lead to better mental health. A church community and its spiritual practices can be a great resource for mental … read more.
