Years of careful urban planning and meticulous restoration have rendered this former rum and molasses trading town one of the best places to live in the United States, star of an eponymous television show and a swell place to spend a weekend. Historic sites, wonderful museums and theaters seamlessly blend with newer attractions on the block including a modern mega-mall, scenic Riverwalk, outdoor skating arena, convention center, plus new hotels and restaurants. The Roger Williams Zoo, with its updated Tropical Rainforest Building where "spunky monkeys" roam free in a constructed jungle-like environment, remains one of the city's top attractions and offers hours of entertainment for children and adults alike. Wander back in time on Benefit Street, where eminent Federal period homes recall the city's wealthy past. For a modern experience, check out the more than 100 stores at Providence Place. Or tantalize your taste buds on "The Hill," a historic area that boasts many award- winning restaurants, from the Italian and Mediterranean cuisine for which "Little Italy" got its name, to Caribbean, Mexican, Chinese, seafood and baked goods. For a different perspective, take a romantic river cruise on an authentic Venetian gondola. No matter what your vantage point, Providence sparkles.
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Conservative Synagogue
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Modern Orthodox Synagogue
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The oldest Baptist church in America, gathered by Roger Williams in 1638. Open for tours: Monday - Friday 10AM - Noon and 1PM - 3PM and on Sunday immediately following the Worship Service Worship Service is at 11 AM September - May and at 10 AM June, July and August.
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We are an Anglo-Catholic parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island. Located on the East Side of Providence in the midst of Brown University, we are a diverse community of Christians united in the worship of God. Through liturgy, music, preaching, prayer, study, fellowship, and service, we bear witness within the Episcopal Church to the truth of the Catholic Faith. SUNDAY *Morning Prayer 7:30 AM *Low Mass 8 AM *Solemn High Mass 10 AM *Campus Ministry Evening Prayer 5 PM SUNDAY SCHOOL *Pre-K through Grade 9 (September through June) 10:00 AM *Nursery Care (Year Round) 10:00 AM *Coffee Hour Following the 8:00 AM Mass in the Narthex Following the 10:00 AM Mass in the Great Hall *Let us welcome you! MONDAY EVENING PRAYER 5:30 LOW MASS: 6 PM FRIDAY LOW MASS 12:10 PM TUESDAY & THURSDAY MORNING PRAYER 8 AM LOW MASS 8:30 AM WEDNESDAY EVENING PRAYER 5:30 PM LOW MASS 6 PM SATURDAY & PUBLIC HOLIDAY MONDAYS MORNING PRAYER 9:00 AM LOW MASS 9:30 AM CONFESSIONS by appointment ANOINTING OF THE SICK During Wednesday 6 PM LOW MASS or by appointment
This is the main source of Rhode Island's Jewish Community Center. Jews and non-Jews alike come here for Religious activities, educational experiences and the health club, gymnasium, and swimming pool.
This is an Orthodox synagogue, which is across the street from the Miriam Hospital. Orthodox Jews come here regularly for traditional prayer and worship services.
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