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Roger Williams gathered the First Baptist Church in America in 1638 on the bedrock of religious liberty, with its principles of soul freedom and the separation of church and state. Together, we continue our ministry of welcome and liberation.
This congregation honors its Baptist heritage. Many of our members are lifelong Baptists and others come from varied denominational and religious backgrounds. We welcome all people of every age, race, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, cultural background, socio-economic status, mental or physical ability, marital status, and any other distinctions of society. We are diverse people united in Christ. We remain a safe harbor.
First Baptist Church in America
75 North Main Street
Providence, RI 02903-1307
401.454.3418
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Join us each Sunday at 10:00am for Christian Education.
We have classes for children, youth and adults.
Join us on Sunday and learn how you can help make sure
because of lack of shelter this winter. It will take a community.
After the service, stay for pizza and a screening of Sensory Overload followed by a discussion led by the Director of the film Kiana Moore.
If you can't make the service with Harrison Tuttle, you are still welcome to ear pizza at 12:20 and attend the screening at 1:00.
758 Atwells Avenue
Providence
Meet us at the orchard at 1:30 or sign up in Fellowship Hall if you wish to meet at church at 1:30 and share a ride
Hard-Pressed Cider Company
930 Hopkins Hill Road
West Greenwich
The season is winding down. There are still herbs, edible flowers, and kale. Sweet potatoes will be harvested soon. Please take what you need and leave the rest for your neighbors.
We are collecting granola bars, sanitizing wipes, water bottles, cheese/peanut butter crackers, and socks to place into blessing bags that you can hand to homeless people you meet on your travels.
If you'd like to donate supplies or pick up a couple bags to hand out, stop by the office.