The color! The light! This is my favorite time of the year in New England. In my neighborhood, I am lucky to be able to enjoy the changing colors and be with nature. As practitioner of sorts of Shinrin-yoku [(shinrin, … read more.
WHEREAS, Bell Street Chapel is a Unitarian Universalist Church based in Providence, RI,
WHEREAS, Bell Street Chapel adheres to Unitarian Universalist principles, which we hold as strong values and moral guides, including: the inherent worth and dignity of every person; justice, equity and compassion in human … read more.
As our summer season comes to an end, Bell Street Chapel resumes services in our sanctuary. Our monthly discussion group and coffee hours are also starting back up. And, as much as I love beach days and other summer shenanigans, I feel great joy that … read more.
Bell Street Chapel is currently on summer break but there is still a whole lot of stuff going on!
Our services will resume on September 8, which is only three weeks away.
Planning of our Bell Street Chapel Discussion Group is underway with a … read more.
The Bell Street Chapel Board of Directors is pleased to announce that longtime member and Worship Committee member, Ray Perreault will now serve as our Worship Coordinator.
In his new role, he will be organizing and leading (or co-leading) our services and he will be collaborating … read more.
I officially started my term as board president effective July 1 and I am excited to serve Bell Street Chapel in this role.
Earlier in the month, I had the honor of joining Ray (our worship coordinator) and Joanne (our previous board president) in leading the … read more.
On June 16, 2024, the membership of Bell Street Chapel elected the following members to our Board of Directors:
Dennise M. Kowalczyk – President
Greg Greco – Treasurer
Ellen Kellner – Secretary
Ellen Smith – At Large
Bridget Eileen Madden – At Large
Stu Smith will once again serve as our … read more.
Ephesian philosopher Heraclietus said, “If one does not hope, one will not find the unhoped-for, since there is no trail leading to it and no path. “ In a philosophy class, my professor, Bob Castiglione, had a priest come by to talk about hope. In the … read more.
