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The King's Cathedral

Church · Providence, RI

Location350 Eddy St, 3rd Floor, Providence, RI 02903
Worship and gatheringsSunday Service — 10:00 AM

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About this church

The King's Cathedral in Providence, Rhode Island, holds its Sunday service at 10 a.m. at South Street Landing, 350 Eddy Street, 3rd floor. The church's headquarters are at 225 Dyer Street, 4th floor. The meeting location is handicap accessible and has free on-street parking. Visitors can expect passionate worship and age-appropriate biblical teaching, and the church welcomes people of all ages, whether they are long-time believers, new to faith, or just curious.

The King's Cathedral describes itself as an international ministry whose mission is to serve others by demonstrating the love of Jesus through teaching the Bible, showing empathy, and meeting practical needs. Beyond Sunday morning services, it lists empowerment gatherings during the week, small group fellowships, community engagement, and global service and outreach. The church's website also has pages for Sundays, Sozo, and healing. Call 401-780-8900 or email the church through the website to confirm the current meeting place and schedule before a first visit, since the headquarters and the Sunday location are different addresses.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Sunday time, worship location, headquarters, phone · Mission and ministries

Service times

Sunday Service — 10:00 AM

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Location

350 Eddy St, 3rd Floor, Providence, RI 02903Providence, RI 02903
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