Evangelical Covenant Church

The Christian Science Church offers a comprehensive approach to spiritual healing and understanding through its teachings, rooted in the Bible and the works of Mary Baker Eddy. With resources such as church services, reading rooms, and various publications, it aims to inspire individuals to explore the practicality of Christian Science in their everyday lives. In addition to regular worship and community activities, the church provides access to educational materials, podcasts, and lectures, strengthening the connection among its global members. The organization is dedicated to fostering a sense of unity and support through its focus on prayer and healing for both individuals and the wider world. Generated from the website

Immanuel Lutheran Church is a community of welcome in Christ. That welcome offers a place of safety and assurance for all, free of violence or contempt, bigotry or judgement. In the hospitality of the Gospel, Immanuel is a "Reconciling in Christ" congregation making explicit that this welcome invites gay and lesbian persons into membership and the full sacramental and general life of this congregation.

New Covenant Christian Fellowship, established in 1985, originated from the Cranston Christian Fellowship's initiative to create a church in northern Rhode Island. With a core group of 60 members, the fellowship found a permanent home on North Main Street in Attleboro in 1991. Today, New Covenant Christian Fellowship collaborates with sister churches in Warwick, Cranston, and Exeter, under the leadership of Chap Bettis, Kent Enos, Greg Hunt, and Steve Right. Generated from their available business information