Great local church, beautiful wooden ceiling. Very welcoming while attending a first communion.read more

If you want to worship the Lord in a family oriented setting with a spiritually strong congregation…read morethat also offers service for children then here is the place. Very friendly people, plenty of parking, pot luck luncheons every 3rd Sunday. You will feel energized for the week when you leave. KGF also has a Bible Study on Thursday night at 7pm, a men's and ladies ministry that meet one a month. Looking forward to seeing you all.

I stopped by this Baptist Church to drop a donation like I've done years before. They are one of…read morethe closest churches to our condo, so it's always nice to contribute to the non profits around the neighborhood. The Congdon Street Baptist Church is an historically African American church at 17 Congdon Street in the College Hill neighborhood of Providence. The congregation was established in 1819, the present building, a single-story Italianate structure, was built in 1874-75. The eaves and gables are decorated with sawn woodwork that resembles brick corbelling. The windows along the long sides of the building are tall sash windows with a segmented-arch top, while the street-facing gable end has a three-part round-arch window. The stages of the square tower repeat the corbel woodwork at each level. The church is set into a hill, exposing a full brick basement, through which entrance to the building is gained. The interior is decorated with plain Victorian woodwork and stencilling on the walls. In December 1968, 65 Black students from Brown University marched down College Hill to the Congdon Street Baptist Church. They remained in the church for three days, as a protest of the small number of Black students admitted to the University as well as a lack of institutional support. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 for its architectural significance, and is part of the College Hill Historic District

This was my first time going to Bell Street Chapel. The people are very welcoming and friendly…read more They care deeply about peace and justice. They have a choir, a social justice team, amongst other great opportunities. They share joys and sorrows, music, poetry, and other thought provoking writings. All are truly welcome in this religion and I think that's really beautiful.

I have attended for many years and am so proud not only to say that I am a UU but that I belong to…read morea great chapel that does its' best to serve it's community....what more could you ask for?

I have been going to The Feast since this new church opened its doors in 2015. It's a wonderful…read moreplace. Some things I like about the Feast: Our pastor is very relatable. He doesn't put himself on a pedestal. He admits he is flawed and challenged like the rest of us. Everyone is invited to have as much input as they would like. Questions are invited after the sermon (officially the Q&A section). And if you have a talent, want to be involved in worship planning, teach kids classes, you will be welcomed and supported. The Feast is very service oriented. We have partnered with refugee groups, crossroads and are always looking for more ways to contribute. The Feast is there to walk with you in your faith. You are not expected to go any faster or do any more than you are ready for.

This is a place where you can be comfortable, worship, and get fulfilled. It isn't pretentious; it…read moreis welcoming, peaceful and open. It will bring you to a deeper understanding of why we are here, and make your life easier by showing you the simple and easy road to happiness, peace, and fulfillment by knowing and trusting in THE ONE who can take care of you and all of your needs.

Branch15 NALC Celebrated our annual Old Timers' Night!…read more The hall is a clean, comfortable, and casual setting. We had the bacon and eggs, chicken marsala and pasta, fruit salad, tossed salad, Etc Everyone enjoyed their meal. We will be back again next year!

Came here for a baby shower and never thought of this as a venue but it was literally perfect. Size…read moreis great, bathrooms are clean and tons of room. I didn't see to much staff on hand but the bar was close enough by that I could just grab drinks there. Bartenders were ok. But the venue itself served as a beautiful spot for a baby shower. Everything was perfect. What I was most impressed with was the food! Idk if the hall provided the food or if it was catered but it was seriously delicious. Everything was great. The penne, the chicken, the ham, the vegetables. All so delicious. Would definitely consider having an event or party here in the future!

New Life is our summer church. I find the message down to earth and I leave with something I can…read moreuse throughout my week. The worship is spirit filled, the people are friendly and the pastor is real. I emailed the pastor a question, and though we are only there a handful of times throughout the year he personally answered with a thoughtfully and respectfully. The church supports the community with a food bank and special collections throughout the year. If you are looking for a church this is worth a look!!!

I like attending a church and then feeling challenged in my faith and personal life. I need…read moreBible-based sermons (not preacher's opinions). I find the sermons at New Life are inspiring and are encouraging whether you're a new Christian or your faith has been around for a while. The worship is contemporary and easy to follow. Everyone participates so it's not like anyone is going to notice my off-key contributions! The people are friendly enough but it's still RI so it's only natural it takes time to make a friend. Attire seems to be casual although a few folks dress up. That's nice to see but the come as you are is also refreshing. Also, don't leave your coffee in car...bring it on in! Yay!! They seem to genuinely care about people and that's a rare thing in this world.