Christian nationalism is a cultural framework that idealizes and advocates a fusion of Christianity with American civic life. But the "Christian" in Christian Nationalism is more about identity than religion and it carries with it assumptions about nativism, white supremacy, authoritarianism, patriarchy, and militarism.

Join clergy and laity for a training and organizing day to empower action on behalf of those impacted by changes in law and administration.

The Darrell West Lecture Series on Religion and Politics brings internationally known experts to Central Congregational Church to provide an open forum on the intersection between religion and politics.

Clergy from a variety of religious traditions will gather for a panel discussion followed by real conversations among people of different faiths about facing poverty.

Rhode Island libraries and public schools have a cherished legacy of being inclusive and unencumbered by sectarian ideology.

We need your help to ensure that the legacy continues.

This event is for clergy, parish/congregational leaders, and lay preachers who are seeking to develop the skills to preach peacemaking from the pulpit and beyond.

The Racial Equity Team of Newman Congregational UCC will be hosting a free, family fun event with food, dancing, and storytelling on Sunday, January 12th, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm.

Faith leaders from around the state will gather alongside advocacy organizations, community groups, and elected officials to reaffirm that we have a moral obligation to fight poverty and inequality.

Come and join Hearts for Social Justice as we lift up in prayer the work of the State House, especially the work that directly impacts the most vulnerable among us.

Our annual breakfast celebration is a time for us to gather and recognize the important work that people of faith across Rhode Island have accomplished to advance our mission of justice, love, and peace.

Join Warwick Central Baptist Church as they host their annual Fall Festival from noon to 4 pm on Saturday, September 28th!

Join Shepherd of the Valley UMC as they commemorate the final notification to enslaved persons in the United States that they had been freed from the bonds of slavery!

Join us as we learn about the proposed Assault Weapons Ban (H7217) and write letters to our local representatives.

Poverty isn’t a bug in the system — it’s a feature.

The Can We Talk program is a monthly community event to foster connection and empower individuals to take an active role in helping themselves and others.

The Can We Talk program is a monthly community event to foster connection and empower individuals to take an active role in helping themselves and others.

The Can We Talk program is a monthly community event to foster connection and empower individuals to take an active role in helping themselves and others.

The Can We Talk program is a monthly community event to foster connection and empower individuals to take an active role in helping themselves and others.

The Can We Talk program is a monthly community event to foster connection and empower individuals to take an active role in helping themselves and others.