Beneficent Congregational Church

	Beneficent Congregational Church, United Church of Christ 300 Weybosset Street Providence, Rhode Island 02903 401.331.9844
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Beneficent Congregational Church *seeks to be* *a wellspring of* *Christian faith* *for a* *diverse people* *and a* *voice for justice,* *in the heart* *of the City* *of Providence.* *Located in* *Downcity Providence* *300 Weybosset* *at the* *intersection of* *Empire, Broad* *and Chestnut*	Extending God's Extravagant Welcome We invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings to hear the Gospel message, raise your voice in song, and share in the fellowship of a welcoming Christian community. Worship services are held in our historic Meeting House Sunday mornings at 10:00. Visit our worship page for more details. We extend a warm welcome to all, whatever your age, culture, economic status, gender and gender expression, language, nationality, physical or mental ability, race or sexual orientation. Beneficent Church is an Open and Affirming congregation. Our Meeting House and fellowship rooms are fully accessible (elevator at main entrance off parking lot). Beneficent Congregational Church is a member of the United Church of Christ. We have a long history of social justice within Providence and beyond. From American independence to the antislavery movement, racial justice, and care for the poor, Beneficent has always been an activist church, responding to social needs. Contact us at 401.331.9844 or via email. Contact God in daily prayer. Visit the i.UCC Daily Prayer pages.	*Events of Note for June* June 5 Resonant Voices June 14 Multi-Faith Pride Worship Service June 15 Book/Video Group June 17 & 21 PGMC Concert: Each ... Other June 20 Pride Day: Festival and Parade June 28 Worship in the Park
	Beneficent Congregational Church is a family committed to God, joyously gathered since 1743 in covenant: to be enriched by diverse expressions of faith, cultures and customs; to improve the quality of life; and, to empower the growth of healing, reconciliation, wellness, justice and spirituality among individuals, families and society.