Church News
Church activities are a great way to stay connected and build relationships. From bible studies to activities for all ages, there’s no shortage of things to do these days that can provide meaningful experiences. Whether you’re interested in one-time activities or regular gatherings such as Sunday services, church announcements are an excellent way to keep up with the latest Slatersville Congregational Church news. Don’t be afraid to check out different activities or dig deeper into existing ones. You may be surprised by what you find when you take the time to explore it!
Fundraising News – April 2026
by Jean Meo Spring Yard and Flower Sale will be May 9th - in time for Mother1s Day. Please start
Outreach and Action Committee – April Spotlight: Autism from Awareness to Acceptance
The month of April is designated as Autism Acceptance Month and dedicated to fostering inclusion, understanding, and support for people
Handbell Choir News – April 2026
by Jill Boday On the Common Ringers have been busy rehearsing and performing for worship services over the past
Missions Moment – April 2026
by Gail Elliott In March the Missions Committee voted to donate $500 to "The Arc Rhode Island" in recognition of
Christian Education Update – April 2026
by Mary Stelle Our Christian Education Easter Season has been a great time together already! On March 21 we held
Fundraising News – March 2026
Upcoming Events! Spring Yard and Flower Sale will be May 9th, in time for Mother's Day. Please start saving your
Christian Education Update – March 2026
by Mary Stelle With the upcoming Easter Season, two Easter Egg Hunts have been scheduled here at Slatersville Congregational Church.
Thank You – Scout Troop 438!
On the heels of a historic Blizzard -the Blizzard of 2026 - Troop 438 led by Scout Master Megan Reyes
Mental Health Moment – March 2026
by Jan Goodrich (Jan was a psychiatric Registered Nurse and group leader who taught mental health skills for daily life).
Handbell Choir Notes – March 2026
Would you like to try ringing with us? Talk to any member! New members are always welcome. You do