We are thrilled to partner with Seacoast Outright to offer training for congregations, clergy, and faith leaders to grow their muscle in LGBTQ+ cultural competency, and to help create a stronger sense of belonging for LGBTQ+ youth in congregational settings. You’ll hear from expert Outright trainers, and NHCC on how to make your congregations a…
See below for the latest resource from the Department of Health and Human Services https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/hope-guide-faith-leaders-help-prevent-youth-suicide.pdf
Please see the resource below from the White House for faith communities. Allied Against Hate_A Toolkit for Faith Communities_September 2023
Dear Church, We shared the news that Rev. Heidi will depart her post as Executive Director after nearly two and a half years of good work and ministry with us on October 4th. Stay tuned for further updates in the coming weeks and months. The board will continue to move forward our work under the…
Church, See below for an invitation from Saint Andrews in Hopkinton, open to all!
Today, the State Board of Education voted to approve PragerU for NH’s Learn Everywhere program. PragerU is a dangerous, thinly-veiled, faith-based curriculum that does not belong in NH’s public schools. The Council of Churches showed up to speak in against it. You can read Rev. Heidi’s remarks below. I will keep my remarks brief this…
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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…
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…
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
