Welcome To Our Community…
Where Worship Inspires
Sunday Morning Worship at 10:00 a.m.
Our regular Sunday morning worship is held in person in the sanctuary, and is livestreamed.
During the school year, Christian education classes for children happen on Sunday mornings. Parents and children begin in worship together, and after 10-15 minutes, children are invited to head to Church School classrooms with their teachers.
The adult choir under the direction of Geoffrey Greene is a joy-filled feature of worship from September to June.
After worship, everyone is invited to a time of coffee and conversation in the church’s Memorial Hall. It’s a wonderful time to meet new people, catch up with friends, and build community!
Where Faith Meets Music
January 2026: the Newman Church Choir collaborated with gospel choir RPM Voices of RI for a concert honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
October 2023: members of the Pokanoket Tribe gather with members of Newman Church to dedicate a Sowams Heritage Area Marker at the Newman Cemetery
Where Disciples Travel Together
Learning “The Way” of Jesus together
Meaningful Worship
Together with God
Daily Prayer
Seeking inside oneself
Sacred Wisdom
Learning traditions
Generous Giving
Outward love
Selfless Service
Faith in action
Spiritual Friendship
Beloved community
Scripture: John 9:1–41 On Sunday mornings we learn about Jesus because he is the beginning and high mountain-top of our faith. And to talk about him and remember him is to draw closer to what is best inside of us. In 1785, Newman church’s eighth settled pastor arrived and within the first year of his ministry here, John Ellis drafted…
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Bulletin Board
Participants will meet at the church for four or five weeknights during Lent. Each group will be facilitated by Rev. Sam. Meetings will be comfortably engaging and designed to foster deeper friendships and active listening. There will be Bible-based group discussions, and a small amount of “homework” between sessions. Here’s…
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