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Rev. Linda Hirst
Mar 4, 2026
“Grace Abounds” is how a clergy friend of mine signs his email conversations. Such a great reminder, when things are hard and seem hopeless, that there is grace out there and often it’s right in front of us. Take this past Saturday’s Prepared to Serve Event: there was so much grace! It was there in the set up on Friday – when the staff spent hours (yes, hours) setting up tables, moving chairs and getting ready for worship the next day. It was there on Saturday when staff and volunteers...
Rev. Linda Hirst
Feb 18, 2026
Six or seven years ago, before Covid, my church at the time began offering “Ashes to Go” outside our parking lot. With deacons present we stuck hand warmers and toe warmers into our mittens and shoes, placed our stoles around our neck and outside we went praying this crazy new thing we were doing would work. We were lucky to be in a location where cars drove up and down the road dropping off their kids to school. We waved to everyone as they drove by – our sign nice and big on the sidewalk...
Rev. Gordon Rankin
Feb 10, 2026
I am obsessed with Olympic curling. I am riveted by it. I will be up at ridiculous times of night to watch big matches live. I just can’t get enough. For those who don’t know much about curling, it is a sport where teams “throw” (actually slide) granite stones with handles down a sheet of ice to a bullseye section on the opposite end. The team that gets the most stones closest to the center wins the end. The team with the most points in a certain amount of ends (8 or 10) wins the match. There...
The New Hampshire Conference of the United Church of Christ, by act of the gathered Conference, has declared and committed itself to be an Open and Affirming Conference and a Racial Justice Conference. We seek belonging, valuing, and justice for persons of all sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, races, ethnicities, nationalities, abilities, and economic classes, in the life and ministries of the church.
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