Friday, Feb. 3, 11 am

In honor of Black History Month, Hamilton House is hosting a retrospective of American racial and gender equality struggles, breakthroughs, sharing culture, and experiences through cultural, social, and political lenses. In addition to traditional speakers, the series features storytellers, documentary producers, and interpretive performances.  This Friday, Keith Stokes, from Providence’s Office of Economic Opportunity, will discuss the city’s reparations initiative in “Closing the Racial Wealth Gap.”

Wednesday, Feb 1, 6:30 am

Every Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 am, Central volunteers meet in the Amos House kitchen to assemble pre-packaged breakfasts. We know it’s early, but we really need more volunteers. If you can help, please contact Tracy Baran (tmoorf@gmail.com) and join us at 460 Pine Street in Providence. Since 1976, Amos House has helped people help themselves out of oppression, homelessness, and poverty through vital services and results-oriented programs.

Sunday, Jan. 29, 10:30 am

This is the final week of our January Snack Brigade. Central will deliver fresh fruit and pre-packaged snacks to Crossroads Rhode Island, since they don’t have Sunday food service for their more than 200 clients. If you’ve signed up to donate food, please leave it in the designated boxes in the coatroom. Thanks for your generous contributions! And remember: the Snack Brigade will be back in July.

Sunday, Jan. 29, 11:30 am

Your presence and input are crucial to the annual Tentative Budget Approval Meeting. The budget determines what we can accomplish as a church during the coming fiscal year. We’ll also present proposed amendments to the Central bylaws and share updates on church initiatives. Plus, we will have special activities for children so parents are free to attend the meeting – in Chapel Hall after worship.

Sunday, Jan. 21, 11:30 am

Take time with others to feel God’s love and to put His love into action. Join us in Chapel Hall immediately after Sunday Worship for crafts and activities that reach out to people both within and outside our church community.  We’ll make prayer rocks, cards of caring, welcome bookmarks, origami peace cranes – and assemble bags for unhoused individuals. Questions?  Contact Judy.

As of mid-December 2022, The Campaign to Reimagine Chapel Hall has raised more than $1,030,000 of its $1.25 million goal. Please consider a gift to celebrate this great achievement. Gifts may be made on the Central website, via pledge card, or by calling Antonia Greco, at 401-331-1960 – and fulfilled over three years.