Our family loves this church! Pastor Tim is well grounded in the Word, and very down to earth and…read moreunpretentious! The Youth Groups are amazing! A great family centered church, with a great emphasis on youth and missions.

Great traditional worship service with the energy of a new settled pastor. If you are new to the…read morearea or don't have a church home, you should definitely visit

Of the four large, early churches in Providence, this, designed and built by John Holden Greene, is…read morethe most reworked. In 2012, the Diocese closed the Cathedral due to a dwindling congregation and growing maintenance needs. Still, the building is a favorite of historical walking tours and architectural tours for its impressive tower and building. The main church (which replaced a smaller wood-frame structure on the site since 1722) by John Holden Greene married the established formula of nave fronted by an entrance stair tower. A chapel, now used as a library, by Richard Upjohn, fronting on Church Street to the south, was added in 1856. I walk by this beautiful church many times during my morning walks and it is still well kept. The grounds are manicured and the outside walls and facade are in good condition.

This place was incredibly peaceful, a beautiful setting where you can truly enjoy God's creation no…read morematter where you are on the property. The area where we stayed had two twin beds, a ceiling fan, and a private bathroom, which made our stay comfortable and convenient. The owners were very friendly and welcoming, and the food was absolutely amazing! Our retreat was truly a blessing, and having it in such a beautiful and peaceful location made the experience even more special. There was a wonderful fire pit area where we could gather and enjoy the outdoors, and the lake was only about a 10 minute walk from the dining area. The chapel was also a beautiful and spacious place for us to meet, worship, and spend time together. Such a peaceful place to disconnect from the busyness of everyday life, connect with others, and simply enjoy the beauty of God's creation. We truly enjoyed our time here!

During the summer, their red barn is open on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm and they have clothes,…read morefurnitures, little knick knacks, etc...I got a purse, mason jar, wall art, all for a real affordable price. Bring cash! I already have a home church, I'm not reviewing the church for the services or anything like that, just for the red barn on Saturdays.

A faithful church. Worth checking out if you want thoughtful Christianity based on the Bible.read more

A welcoming place where the emphasis is on love and kindness, not on making people conform. They…read moresee sacred texts as stories that lead to a deeper spiritual life and a conversation about what should matter today. The congregation are dynamic, humble, and good humored. An emphasis on gratitude, grace, joy, curiosity, and working together for the common good.

This synagogue is NOT closed, as it is currently being reported by Yelp. In fact, it has been a…read morecontinuous congregation since 1898 it contains a thriving Conservative Jewish community. Though services contain elements of its once-orthodox membership, if you have ideas for tunes to the prayers, the Rabbi welcomes them and is always willing to try out something new to shake things up. He makes a fantastic effort to meet the needs of a diverse congregation. There are quite a number of mixed-marriage families. Non-Jewish spouses/partners are welcomed and never made to feel as if they are not part of the family. There is also a thriving Hebrew School program with some dedicated and passionate teachers who love the kids, and activities throughout the year (Purim carnival, Passover seder, decorating the sukkah, etc.). The synagogue hosts a Friday night family service every other month, which culminates in a dinner. Great way to start the Sabbath with family, unwind, eat and relax with friends. There are also family Saturday services every few months. Lots of activities throughout the year: kosher chicken BBQ, community Passover seder, Purim party/dance). The Rabbi has been with Ahavath Achim for 13+ years. He's a mainstay of the congregation and the community, approachable, friendly, and a great comfort when family is under stress. Visitors to services are always welcome. http://www.congregationahavathachim.org/

This is a very nice clean church, good priest, wonderful members. Ukrainian and English mass is on…read moreSaturday and Ukrainian mass on Sunday. They also have a very tasty lunches during holidays and they sell fresh made from scratch pirogues and golombgies (stuffed cabbage)must call ahead to order but it's so worth it because they taste very very good not like those frozen once from the store. Love this church!!!