Address: 75 N Main St, Providence, RI 02903, USA
Phone: +14014543418
Chad Kafka
Such a great historic landmark with such rich history. They are very blessed to have Pastor Jamie Washam as their guide. She is so passionate about the deep history rooted here and how we need to study and learn from it to move forward.
Jay Howard
Historically, it certainly has a place of significance but from a spiritual standpoint, it is so far removed from what Roger Williams established it to serve as, is now disheartening.
Master iOqY
Pretty cool the this church predated the Fourth of July and that George Washington may have made his way here. The exterior is stately, the interior is simple with closed pews. Nicely done.
Cindy Minor
Beautiful old church. They have a very informative video and then we walked around the church by ourselves. Several very old documents and pieces our where you can see them close up. It is a beautiful place worth the visit!! Cost is a donation.
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You can park on either side of Waterman Street next to the church or in the lot on the corner of Steeple and North Main. There is handicapped parking in the driveway along the wall behind the church.
Sunday school is provided at 10am for children up to a certain age. Apart from that, there is Adult Forum during that same time for adults. During Adult Forum, speakers from the congregation, from the community, and from the world are invited to speak to us on topics of faith, social justice, human rights, missions, community, & a host of other issues. NOTE: There is no adult form or Sunday School during the summer months, from Memorial Day through the Labor Day. During that time, Sunday services begin at 10 am.
God bless us everyone during these times. May each of us work for peace and justice.
Has a book in Portuguese
Normal church is 10 AM Sunday school and service at 11. The service for memorial day weekend is not held due to Brown Unv. Graduate. Great place to visit and worship.
From Labor Day until Memorial Day, on Sundays: Sunday School for children and youth is at 10am. Adult Forum discussion for adults and guests is at 10am, concurrent with Sunday School. Worship services are at 11am. The Lord's Supper, also known as Communion, is on the 1st Sunday of each month during the worship service. All are welcome to partake. SUMMER SCHEDULE There is no Sunday School or Adult Forum during the summer, which is Memorial Day through Labor Day. During that time, Sunday worship services are at 10am.
You may attend a worship service on Sunday at 10. Tours are available after the service on Sunday, about 11:15 and generally self guided tours are available monday - Friday 10-2.
The church was founded by Roger Williams. I think the date was 1638, or nearby. The existing building was built in 1775.
No transport, but the RIPTA bus stops across the street. There is an interpreter for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Services between Labor Day & Memorial Day are at 11:00 am. The Adult Forum and our children's Sunday school programs begin at 10:00 am and are also offered between Labor day &Memorial day. The weekend after Memorial Day is when the "summer" schedule begins. During the Summer sched. Services behind at 10:00am. Both the Adult and the children's programs are not held after Memorial Day. The programs will resume after Labor Day * The First Baptist Church in America also has a weekly ASL interpreter for our Sunday morning services. If you have mobility issues and require any assistance in order to attend service, please call the church office 454-3418 Monday- Friday between 9:00am and 4:00pm so that we may accommodate your needs of possible.
The annual Christmas Eve service begins with a musical prelude at 7:30 pm and service at 8pm.
Typically, the sermons are posted each week.
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