We are looking to develop a list of volunteers to photograph church activities, events, and outings – instead of relying on the same few individuals. This will help mark Central moments in history and enhance newsletter and social media campaigns. Prior to an event, we’ll send an email asking if you are available. After you photograph – and enjoy – the event, simply email the photos to the church office. If you’re interested in joining the Central Photography Group, call 401-331-1960 or email Antonia Greco (antonia@centralchurch.us) or Steve Heywood, (steve@centralchurch.us… [Read More]

Friday, Sep. 23, 5 to 7 pm

Join Hamilton House for its Anniversary Reception, celebrating 50 years of camaraderie, culture, and community. The wine reception features hors d’oeuvres by Chef Phyliss Arffa and piano performances courtesy of Providence School of Music. It’s a great opportunity learn about this adult learning exchange, its social activities, cultural events … and to explore the exquisite French chateau right next door to Central – at 276 Angell Street. RSVP by September 21 to Robin Lansinger (robinl@school-one.org). Questions? Contact Hamilton House (401-831-1800 / hamiltonhouse276@gmail.com… [Read More]

Saturday, Sep. 24, 10 am

The Sacrament of Baptism is the beginning of Christian faith and life – and a vital part of our worship together. If you would like to be included in this celebration of love and acceptance into the care of Christ’s church, please speak to the Rev. Rebecca Spencer and join us in the Fireplace Room for this gathering for those wishing to be baptized.  The actual Baptisms will take place on Sunday, Oct. 2, at 10:30 am.

Central’s Regathering Task Force has recommended a conservative approach to continue preserving the safety and well-being of all Central worshippers. Masks are strongly recommended. We will continue to provide masks for individuals who desire them. Social distancing: Pews in outside aisles of the sanctuary, east transept, and Wilson Chapel will have ribbons blocking off every other pew, for worshippers who prefer greater distance. Center aisles will be ribbon-free. Congregational singing and communal praying aloud will continue. Coffee Hour: Masks will not be required.

Sunday, Sep. 11, 11:45 am

NEOS and WORD will have their first meeting of the year on Gathering Sunday, meeting after church for food and fellowship.  They’ll play games and share ideas for the upcoming year. NEOS is specifically for middle schoolers, while WORD is for high school teens. For more information on Central’s youth programs, please speak with Judy Martowska.

Check out Central’s new virtual online membership directory. Just click on the  “Members Only” link on the “Home” page. You will be asked to fill out a registration form. Once we review the form and confirm your membership, you’ll receive an email granting access. Thereafter, to view the directory, just log in with your email and password. The listings are searchable, and there is a form to submit changes. You can even save listings to your Outlook or Apple contact list!