Rodney Davis, Guest Preacher, is best known for his two decades of leadership with Rhode Island Pride.

Come gather with us as we give Rodney a warm welcome!

Newman Congregational Church, UCC is happy to participate in the East Providence Pride Celebration!

The Migration Commissioner of the Diocese of Providence will be holding monthly prayer gatherings outside the Wyatt to support our immigrant neighbors who are being detained there.

Woodridge Congregational Church is thrilled to feature Bobby Jo Valentine live in person as part of our Pride Month celebration.

We are celebrating Pride Month at our service on June 5 with a panel discussion exploring the experience of being LGBTQ+ in the Jewish community today.

The Most Reverend Bruce A. Lewandowski, C.Ss.R., Bishop of Providence invites all to join him in Continuing the Conversation: A Convening on Immigration and Migration on Wednesday, June 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lower Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Providence.

You’re invited to the 300th celebration of Trinity Church Newport with The Most Reverend Sean W. Rowe, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.

Our worship will name the importance of mental health, offer pathways to wellness, and deepen commitments to advocacy and consciousness-raising.

Join us at the 9^th annual Rhode Island Trans Health conference, dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of transgender and gender diverse people.

Come join us for this annual tradition before the Lincoln Town parade at 11am!

Meeting of the Executive Team of the Governing Board of the Rhode Island State Council of Churches.

Join with your neighbors and other people of faith as we work together to support our immigrant communities.

Sanctuary Circle is a space to find community and to slow down, connect, and remember we're not alone.

Redirect 250 will be streaming sermons, meditations, and prayers from 9am–6pm on Sunday, May 17th. Diverse faith leaders from around the country will point the nation toward liberty and justice for all.

The event brings together a distinguished group of interfaith leaders in a discussion to be moderated by Alisha Pina, of the Rhode Island Interfaith Coalition to Reduce Poverty, that will explore what various religious traditions have to say about the redemptive quality of second chances and what that has to teach us about the expungement process and the value of allowing people to move forward without being defined forever by their past.

Bring your families out for a day of joy and wonder in God’s creation with Episcopal naturalist and educator Linden Rayton of Living Water Nature Programs.

Join us as we stand united for criminal justice reform at the State House Rotunda on Tuesday, May 12, at 2:30. Let's show our Representatives and Senators how much we care about fair treatment, second chances, equity, and justice.

Join us as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of America's independence (1776-2026) with the planting of a LIBERTY TREE. Join your neighbors and the Town of East Greenwich as we honor our heritage and celebrate the spirit of liberty that continues to grow in our community.

We’ll create a symbolic community shield to uplift trans, nonbinary, and gender diverse people in Rhode Island, and learn about opportunities to promote the well-being of trans Rhode Islanders.

The Migration Commissioner of the Diocese of Providence will be holding monthly prayer gatherings outside the Wyatt to support our immigrant neighbors who are being detained there.

Please join the Office of Congressman Gabe Amo and the U.S. Department of State for a passport fair on Saturday, May 2, 2026, between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM in the Cumberland Town Hall Council Chambers, 45 Broad St, Cumberland, RI 02864.

56th Annual May Breakfast at First Baptist Church East Greenwich.

Join with your neighbors and other people of faith as we work together to support our immigrant communities.

Join with your neighbors and other people of faith as we work together to support our immigrant communities.

Come hear first hand accounts of the reality on the ground in the West Bank and why it should concern us all.

Hear from leaders in the forefront of the struggle to protect our immigrant neighbors and preserve our civil libertiesm

The Migration Commissioner of the Diocese of Providence will be holding monthly prayer gatherings outside the Wyatt to support our immigrant neighbors who are being detained there.

Come join Rhode Island's diverse leaders of faith as we pray, sing, reflect, and commit ourselves to peace and to one another.

Join with your neighbors and other people of faith as we work together to support our immigrant communities.

Seven Providence congregations will come together for Off of Hope: A Gathering of Interfaith Partners – a special event designed to build community with care and compassion.