Church, we are thrilled to share that registration for our summer keynote is now LIVE! There is no cost, but registration is required. Space is limited, so don’t delay. Registration linked here: https://www.nhcucc.info/event-details/lecture-seminar-with-carter-heyward If you’d like to donate to support Carter’s visit? Please feel free to do so here: https://nhchurches.org/give/
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-way-of-abundance-economic-justice-in-scripture-and-society-tickets-634119387157
Thank you to our friends at the NH bulletin for this piece. We are a group of Church leaders, yes. We are also a group of interfaith clergy and leaders. We are Protestant and Catholic. We are Christian and Jewish. We are Episcopalian and United Church of Christ. We are PCUSA and United Methodist. We…
Dear Legislators, We, the undersigned clergy and faith leaders, represent a broad and deep coalition of interfaith clergy and key faith leaders across the state whose faiths compel us to stand for the worth and dignity of every human being (especially the marginalized and the vulnerable of our state). This legislative session has produced multiple…
We are so thrilled to announce our summer keynote event featuring the Rev. Dr. Carter Hayward, and her work on the Seven Deadly Sins of White Christian Nationalism. Special thanks to our ministry partners at the Episcopal Diocese of NH, and the NH Conference of the United Church of Christ. You can read more below…
Are you curious about what ‘reparations’ really mean and how they can be implemented in faith communities? Join us on May 11 from 1-2PM ET for a discussion with Reparations author Rev. Peter Jarrett-Schell and Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers, who will share their insights on how congregations can work towards racial healing and reconciliation. Register…
Dear Church, As many of you know, the Council of Churches has had a long standing policy statement on gun violence. Our faiths compel us in no uncertain terms that every individual is created in God’s image and has a right to live free of fear from gun violence, or gun deaths. We are commanded…
Join Community Church of Durham for an evening with the Soggy Po Boys to benefit immigrant solidarity on May 21st at 6 PM. Read more here: https://fb.me/e/2K2fomvdh
The Newfields Community Church is excited to announce an “Immigration Art Exhibition” to be on display at the church from April 23 through May 21: “Crying in the Wilderness: An Immigrant’s Journey in Detention” featuring photos by Becky Field. An opening reception is scheduled for Sunday, April 23 from 10:30-12:00 in the lower level of…
Church, See below for the letter that the Council of Churches helped to craft in our role on the Coalition for A People’s Budget. To quote our testimony today, given by Maggie Fogarty from American Friends Service Committee, New Hampshire Program: “We believe a budget is a moral document, and a reflection of our collective…
