Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church
The Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church is a gathering place for a freethinking religious community. Our faith is a spiritually alive and justice-centered religion that provides an open-hearted and open-minded path in the search for truth. We strive to nurture a loving, inclusive spiritual community where all ages celebrate together.
With compassion and generosity, we witness for our liberal Unitarian Universalist faith, and we serve and inspire the local and global community through social action and the arts.
Our church is a place where individuals are free to explore life’s ultimate questions in a community of other seekers and are encouraged to find their own answers. We come from many religious backgrounds. Among them are Christianity, Judaism, Humanism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Hinduism, and Earth-Centered religions. We also count Agnostics, Taoists, Pagans, and Atheists among our membership as well as individuals from many other faith traditions, and those who have been unaffiliated.
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Open Stage
Jonee Earthquake from Manchester, NH will shake Parish Hall Open Stage as feature artist Friday, September 3rd. Other sign-up acts are welcome to contact jackkidmusic@gmail.com or sign in at 6:30 on the performance night at Unitarian Universalist Church, 25 Mail Street, Peterborough, NH (Next to Ocean Bank). We are part of Peterborough’s First Friday Celebration and as such invite the public to attend our listening room variety show. Admittance is free, or a $3.00 donation at the door. Stage events begin at 7:30. Feature at 8:30-9:00. Sound system and grand piano available for all performers. Baked goods and drinks are provided and our usual candlelite ambiance is great for couples and anyone who likes to sing along and celebrate a fine entertaining evening
PUUC Awards the Grange $3,500 to Supply Community Supper Food
The Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church on Main Street recently awarded the Grange a grant of $3,500 for the project to provide food for Peterborough’s three community suppers at the Unitarian Church, All Saints Episcopal Church and the Union Congregational Church.
“It really puts the power of spending in the hands of the service providers — the churches who are providing these meals,” Abby said.
The money goes to the farmer who is supplying the food. “That way we get a fair price for what we’ve produced.”
Read the full article in the Ledger.
Goyette Funds to Community Supper
The Goyette Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Monadnock Region, awarded a $5000 grant to the Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church Community Suppers.
