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Office hours are Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 2 pm.
Our church buildings are located on traditional homelands of the Pennacook Abenaki People past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land, and the people who have stewarded it for generations.
An “Enter in Silence” Sunday | The calling to cultivate awareness, resonance, compassion and awakened activism feels ever more pressing, knowing the challenges we face in these times. This service, which is the culmination of our 10th Annual Mindfulness Meditation Weekend Retreat, will encourage each … read more.
We all expect someone who has experienced the death of a close friend or relative to grieve, and we send cards, make casseroles, and participate in rituals to acknowledge their loss. We may be less sure how to respond when someone’s cat dies, or they … read more.
It’s delightful to be surrounded by “saints” who do the right thing, say the right thing, and generally model a way of being that is healthy and inspiring to others. “Saints” value community and communities love and welcome “saints.” And then there are those who … read more.
Our mission statement concludes with the aspirational words: “Transforming ourselves and the world.” The choir just sang “Now is the time for change.” And across the political spectrum, the status quo is seen as something that needs molding, revolutionizing, or reforming. So how does it … read more.
“Radiate boundless love towards the entire world,” the Buddha is quoted. A worthy goal, yet potentially overwhelming and vague in its application and scope. Jesus taught that “faith the size of a mustard seed could move mountains” (Matthew 17:20-21). Perhaps, then, mustard seeds of love, … read more.
On Nov 17, 1957, Martin Luther King delivered his famous “Love Your Enemies” sermon. We will listen to parts of the sermon and reflect on the timeless relevance of what MLK shared that Sunday, and why he claims we must start with a look at … read more.
Three ways we will embrace the dark: First, a celebration of the darkness so helpful for regeneration, for slowing down, for fallow time, sleep, sabbatical, and rebirth. Then a heeding of the darker sides in all of us, so valuable for accepting ourselves and others … read more.
“Awe is the emotion we experience when we encounter vast mysteries that we don’t understand,” writes Dacher Keltner in his book, Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life. We can find awe anywhere. It requires no money or … read more.
God is mystery. Much of life remains a mystery, often beyond words, yet palpable, real, and open to understanding at some deeper, mysterious level of conscious and unconscious awareness. The mystery shows up in music & art, in the miracles of nature, the brilliance and … read more.
Touch can be a most important source of healing and joy, for children and adults alike. Many of us long for more touch – from the right person, in the right way, at the right time. Touch can also be a devastating source of pain, … read more.