Welcome

The NH Council of Churches has a long, faithful history of ministry to and advocacy for the people of the Granite State. Made up of congregations, individuals, and faith partners working for the common good, our desire is to reflect the inclusive love of God.

Each Fall at the Granite State Jubilee, the NH Council of Churches recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advancing justice, equity, and compassion in our communities. Please use this form to submit the names & accomplishments of those who exemplify our mission and values.

Save the date: November 7, 2026, 9:00am-12:00pm

Plan to join people of faith and guests for a ecumenical time of fellowshp, breaking bread, prayer stations, and our annual awards.

Curious about our award categories? Click HERE is a description of the Inclusive Heart, the Faithful Witness, and Compassionate Heart Awards. Deadline to make nominations is October 15, 2026.

TICKETS:

Join us on November 7th by signing up HERE.

"Individual" - Please consider making a $60 donation. You can sign up using the link above or become a monthly, or yearly donor. Your donation as an annual individual donor is a powerful way to support NHCC's ongoing work.

"Institutional" Churches & other nonprofits are asked to become "Institutional Donors" at the rate of $240 a year. This entitles an unlimited number of their congregants to attend for free. Your donation can be paid monthly or one-time. Your donation also means your church is an annual institutional donor supporting NHCC's ongoing work.

For complimentary tickets, or to make a donation, please email: kelly@nhchurches.org

Is your church or business interested in co-sponsoring this event? Click HERE for the co-sponsor form: And, click HERE to make your online sponsorship.

Can't attend in-person?

A Zoom link will be shared for the awards and the keynote (around 10:30am).

The NH Council of Churches 3 Award Categories and nomination forms can be found HERE.

To sponsor this event, please click HERE.

News and Events

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HOPE PV Trainings

October 14th, 6:30pm - 8:00pm Harnessing Our Power to End (HOPE) Political Violence is a guide for communities across the United States to organize to counter political violence. It’s for people who recognize the dire stakes that political violence creates, and who want to work together nonviolently to protect our communities and uphold democracy. The vast majority of people in the US - in cities and small towns, across party lines, and from all walks of life - oppose politic

Video of UnMasking Christian Nationalism: Impacts on Family & Government

Did you miss the Council's presentation? HERE is where you can watch a recording of Reverend Heidi Carrington Heath and Lisa Beaudoin as they present an engaging and informative review of how Christian nationalist ideology is showing up in NH communities and government.

Incoming Executive Director Kelly Tibbits

We are very excited to announce that Kelly Tibbitts began her tenure as the incoming executive director on July 1st, after onboarding she will be the Council's new executive director on August 1st. Join us in warmly welcoming Kelly!