Members of the Brookside Congregational Church youth group are finishing up a week of service at the Amherst-Aurora Congregational Church in Maine, pitching in to complete some much-needed repairs.
The Brookside Congregational Church is at least 150 miles outside the U.S. Senate district Bernie Sanders hopes to retain through the general election Tuesday, but the once (and future?) presidential candidate made the trip for an event Sunday afternoon — with a pit stop at UNH-Durham — to encourage attendees to get others to vote.
Brookside Congregational Church will again offer a “Blessing of the Backpacks” during its Re-Covenanting Sunday on Sept. 9 during the 10 a.m. worship service.
A reception will be held immediately following in the church Fellowship Hall. The service is open to the public. Clergy guests are invited to wear a robe and red stole and participate in the processional of the service.
Brookside Thrift Shop opened the doors to its new expanded location March 2 in the carriage house behind Brookside Congregational Church. The church’s historical building in the North End will now allow for a broader offering for one of the largest populations in need – children and families.
The Empty Bowls benefit held on October 18 raised more than $8,000 for New Horizons of New Hampshire. Now in its 13th year, more than 400 people attended the annual October event at Brookside Congregational Church.
Join your friends and neighbors for the 13th annual Empty Bowls fundraiser October 18 at the Brookside Congregational Church, 2013 Elm Street in Manchester from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Not only does this new website provide Biblical perspective to help members of the local faith community stay connected to the church and one another, a special “Giving” page makes it easy and convenient for anyone in the community who wants to submit an online donation.
Cost for corned beef & cabbage fundraiser is only $10 for adults and $5 kids for 12 and under, $30 max per family.