Grace Episcopal Church

2.0 mi•Washington Park

Truly the best place to be on Sunday at 11am or 1pm for Spanish service (PRAISE THE LORD)!!! From…read morethe moment you enter the doors, you will encounter the warmness of Christ Jesus' and his profound love. Due to the amazing children's ministry, my children and I, walked in 2 years ago and I can honestly say we found our home church, which can also be yours too! Are you seeking to experience God's presence in a more glorious way? The atmosphere here is set, for you to encounter and rejoice forevermore in GOD'S mighty MOVEMENTS as never before. I Believe this is the church you are looking for!! Here you come as you are but definitely will never be the same. Starting from the moment you walk thru the doors. You will be made whole as your relationship and reconciliation with Your Heavenly Father is restored. Your testimony will be the evidence of God's goodness and greatness. Spiritual growth will definitely occur here. You will receive sound biblical teaching and preaching. Make sure you join us Every Sunday at 11am or 1pm for Spanish service. Come worship with us and be engulf in His presence like never before, being aware of His love as you encounter Jesus like never before as I did!!! In this church you will not just be another person but a part of God's family, Here we genuinely care and want the best for you according to the promises, plans and Word of God to come to pass in your life. The Holy Spirit moves freely in this church!!! Best church EVER!!!

From the owner: We are a community of Jesus followers who desire to seek the heart of the father. We gather every…read moreSunday for a time of worship and fellowship. Our vision is to win the lost and help people thrive in Christ.

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Central Congregational Church

5.0(7 reviews)

1.0 mi•College Hill

Central is the most open welcoming church that our family has ever attended. The worship service is…read more"liberally" traditional and evokes a true spiritual environment. The sanctuary is beautiful. It reminds me of a European cathedral. The choir is fantastic and while the musical selections are traditional and generally older, they create a welcome, spiritual, and comtemplative service. Both of the ministers are wonderful teachers and very open to different ideas and opinions about God. They create a true spiritual community that is welcoming to all. Individuals feel free to dress themselves casually or more formally depending on their preference.

A lively and thoughtful congregation of seekers and doers, celebrating the Joy that is set before…read moreus with music, conversation, study and meditation. Many here have sought for a vision of the divine spirit at work in us and our loving connections at the center of the whole world/cosmos. Wonderful leadership by both ministers and the community members. I have been enriched by this church from 1964 til... now! All - really - are welcome! PFMcK

The alter is ready for thanksgiving!

Senior Minister, Rebecca Spencer

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Saint Stephen's Church

0.7 mi•College Hill

Anglo-Catholic Episcopal parish on the Brown University campus. Warm, open, and eclectic…read morecongregation, gorgeous music, beautiful liturgy, and sound preaching and teaching. It's been at this location for 150 years this year. As far as I know, this is also the only Episcopal church in Rhode Island that has Mass all through the week, not just on Sundays.

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Aletheia Church

5.0(4 reviews)

1.9 mi•Summit

Amazing church! I've been going to Aletheia Providence for almost a year! I also participate on the…read morevolunteer teams here!! I started going to Aletheia Cambridge while in college and when I relocated to Providence I was a little nervous about finding a diverse church family that felt like family. Aletheia has a diverse group of people from an ethnicity and an age standpoint. It's just really welcoming to ppl of all backgrounds and Aletheia does an awesome job diving into scripture and giving practical ways to apply God's word to every day life. I also really like that Pastor Justin acknowledges other opinions and arguments against the Christian faith in a personal setting. CANT EXPRESS HOW MUCH I LOVE HIS CHURCH!

I love our new church! This is a church plant from Aletheia in Cambridge. The church has a diverse…read morecongregation and a passion for Christ. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to serve with this great group of people. I can't wait to see what this church will bring to the community. If you are looking for a church I highly recommend you visit Aletheia. All are welcome.

Fun at the Fall Kickoff 2023

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Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul

4.0(7 reviews)

0.2 mi•DownCity

feels like home, I love the authenticity and integrity of the building reminds me of being a childread more

Attended this cathedral the last time we were in Providence. It is such a gorgeous place and is…read morehead of the church for the diocese. The organ is magnificent and the stained glass fantastic. Also, the architecture is stunning. So much history here. They even give tours.

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Renaissance Church

0.4 mi•Upper South Providence

Love this place, been coming here for almost 2 1/2 years and truly feel like I belong to a family…read more Its an amazingly diverse group of people in a contemporary space where the worship is spirit filled and the teaching is pure and Christ guided. A church should be a home, a place where you're welcome at all times no matter who you are or what background you come from or even how you dress, no matter the personal qualities you possess the church doors should always be open to you and here at Ren I honestly believe our doors are open to you. I hope you'll consider visiting us soon, I'd love to meet you and introduce you to all the other members of not just my church but of my family!

SCOTT AXTMANN Lead Pastor

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First Unitarian Church of Providence

4.7(10 reviews)

0.5 mi•College Hill

Walking past the church today we noticed several bags clipped to the fence…read more They had scarves, mufflers, hats and other items that could be used by the homeless or the needy during these times of cold weather. Kudos for the Church for making these !!!

Visited on September 3, 2024 on a personal tour tracing family history of Ambrose Everetts…read moreBurnside. Beautiful church, with a lovely memorial to those parishioners who served in the Civil War.

Bags with hats

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God's Grace Church

2.4 mi•Wanskuck

This is a life changing church! If you're seeking a place to deepen your faith with God, this is…read morethe place for you! #BringingHeavenOnEarth

From the owner: We are a judge free church. We accept you for who are and understand that we all have short…read morecomings; and only through The Grace of God can we be redeemed. Please visit our website to learn more. "Come and Encounter God!"

First Baptist Church In America

4.2(5 reviews)

0.5 mi•College Hill

We went for a Christmas Eve service and it started with a Organ Prelude for about 30 minutes…read more About 7 pieces from major composers filled the church with melodies and rhythm The service was nice and we all got bells to ring at the end of it. Rev Harris was very insightful on her sermon and there were about 100 people in attendance. A beautiful church, very inclusive and very much open to all.

Beautiful. Just beautiful…read more This is THE first baptist church in AMERICA--- listen I'm not religious at all but you have to respect that this historical building is located right in our provi back yard, is still standing + is just precious. This gem is right at the bottom of College Hill facing downtown Providence + was built in 1774 + 1775. THAT IS A LONG TIME AGO. Stop by to take a peek sometime it is lovely inside + to think how many people have gone in + out of its doors is overwhelming. I went to the Latin Carol sing there the other night + it was just lovely. Plenty of seating... with a beautiful chandelier in the center... felt warm + welcoming. If you like a little history with your prayer, this is your kinda place.

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Community Church of Providence

5.0(2 reviews)

1.5 mi•Wayland

This is the place to go if you want to be inspired each Sunday with a relevant and uplifting sermon…read morefrom Dr. Evan Howard, pastor. This church was a big part of my life for a decade before I moved to Los Angeles, CA. It is very welcoming and friendly. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed!

I agree with Alex P. The Pastor Evan Howard is a great guy. He is very welcoming of all people…read more They are a community church, so pretty much all Christians are welcome. You will find many different people with different backgrounds and they don't debate the details.

Michelle Hill singing

Children's Sunday school

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