Kids Table at MidWeek
Wednesday, Apr. 29, 6 pm
MidWeek at Central is NOT for adults only. Kids and youth – including the Children’s Choir – are invited to hang together for dinner each Wednesday at their own kid-friendly table in Chapel Hall. At 6:30 pm, choristers will move to the Choir Room for rehearsal – while the others remain in Chapel Hall for crafts, games, and other fun activities. Contact Cristina with any questions.
MidWeek
Wednesday, Apr. 29, 6 pm
Senior minister Patrick Faulhaber invites Centralites of all ages – and their friends – to join him for fellowship, food, and faith-filled conversation! Adults will share a meal at 6 pm and then dive into the previous Sunday’s scripture reading. Kids and youth will eat dinner at their own table and then enjoy crafts and games. Questions? Contact Patrick. Join us in Chapel Hall!
Sewing Circle
Saturday, May 2, 10 am
Central’s sewing circle repairs, upcycles, and repurposes items – for themselves and for charity. They’ll have mending projects, sewing machines, an ironing board, and other supplies – or you are welcome to bring your own. If you’re not a great sewer, don’t worry. All skill levels are welcome. And an experienced seamstress will be on hand to help. Contact Amy Hebb with any questions. Join us in the Fireplace Room.
Annual Week of Service
May 11 to 16
Central’s second Annual Week of Service is coming up on May 11 to 16, 2026. Volunteer opportunities are scheduled at Amenity Aid, Better Lives Rhode Island, Knight Memorial Library, Rochambeau Library, Sophia Academy, and YMCA Camp Fuller. Projects are set up at all different dates and times, so at least one will surely fit into your schedule. If you haven’t signed up yet, please do so in Chapel Hall.
Toward Better Christian Politics
Sunday, May 3, 12 noon
Central’s popular discussion group not only explores the Christian response to political polarization in America, but also how we can turn Christian views into action. Contact Paul Armstrong or Kristin DeKuiper for more information. Join the conversation in the Fireplace Room.
Amos House Breakfast Volunteers
Wednesday, April 29, 6:30 am
Please consider becoming an Amos House Breakfast Volunteer! Amos House provides 400 meals every morning. And on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8 am, Central members meet in the Amos House kitchen to help assemble pre-packaged breakfasts. If you can volunteer every week, that’s great. But if you can only come occasionally, we welcome – and need – every extra set of hands. Questions? Contact Tracy Baran (tmoorf@gmail.com).