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.
I like to think of Unitarian Universalists as “Athletes of the Heart.” And just like any athlete, our health and success depend on a solid warm-up preparing us to be our best, our compassionate best – a warm-up greatly enhanced by stretching our tendons of generosity and loosening our muscles of giving with joy. Calling … Continue reading Daily Acts of Generosity
As we re-gather in our own beautiful sanctuary for our annual water communion service we will be mindful of the many people in our larger community who no longer feel safe in our midst as the threat of deportation looms wherever they go. Our water communion ritual honors the varied stories that join us together … Continue reading The Need for Sanctuary
