St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Jamestown, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

They will also be open for prayer throughout the day.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Warwick, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

They will also be open for prayer from 9:00 am until 12:00 noon.

Christ Episcopal Church, Westerly, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

They will also be open for prayer at noon.

St. Peter’s and St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Providence, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

They will also be open for prayer at noon.

Church of the Redeemer, Providence, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

They will also be open for prayer at noon.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Providence, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

The church will be open from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm for private prayer and reflection.

Following the tolling of the bells, a Requiem Mass for all those departed in the attacks will follow in the Lady Chapel.

St. Martin’s Episcopal Church, Providence, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

The chapel will also be open for prayer from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm.

Trinity Episcopal Church, Newport, will ring their bells at noon in memory of the lives lost and a nation changed on 9/11.

The sanctuary is also open daily for prayer.