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Concord / New Hampshire / United States
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Auburn / New Hampshire / United States
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We exist as a church near Manchester, NH to help people both in their journey in life and with Christ.
Nashua / New Hampshire / United States
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Christian Bible Church is located on Manchester Street. It believes in "Winning Souls, Making Disciples and Building Godly Families." Pastor Gary A. Stearn leads this congregation. Ministries include children's church, men's fellowship, women group, outreach, youth, foreign and home missions. Wednesday night is family night with youth group, missionettes and the royal rangers.

Concord / New Hampshire / United States
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St. Paul's Church Outreach Center has a food pantry and a consignment shop. Friendly Kitchen is a soup kitchen that is open every 3rd Wednesday and welcomes all at no cost. St. Paul's also has a refugee partnership that welcomes refugees into the community and has missions to help people in need. Visit the website to learn more about its programs.

Nashua / New Hampshire / United States
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Hampton / New Hampshire / United States
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The goal at Sacred Heart School is to help children develop spiritually, physically, intellectually and socially. The school's curriculum builds academic enrichment through electives and focuses on the basics. SHS students are provided with individualized attention in a family-like environment. The staff encourages parental involvement.

Bethlehem / New Hampshire / United States
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Concord / New Hampshire / United States
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In the beginning Base of Jacobwas incorporated by 11 men on September 19, 1907. Ten years later, in February 1917, it became known as Temple Beth Jacob. In 1946, Temple Beth Jacob affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. For a period of time prior to this, services were conducted in the Orthodox tradition. Rabbi Aaron B. Ilson, who was raised in the Orthodox tradition, but was ordained as a Reform rabbi, provided the transition from Orthodox to Reform. In the years since, the congregation has continued to grow in size, scope of activities, and in its dedication to the diversity of Jewish ideas and ideals. Through the nearly 100 years of our existence, a series of dedicated rabbis and congregational leaders has enabled TBJ to go from those initial 11 men to nearly 200 families from near-isolation as Jews in the Concord area to becoming an integral part of the larger Jewish community of New Hampshire and beyond. Founded in 1907 as an Orthodox Temple, we are now a traditional Reform Congregation that has not forgotten its Orthodox Jewish roots. Beginning with 11 founding families, today Temple Beth Jacob boasts more than 175 families from a wide geographic area around Concord. Our present synagogue, originally purchased in 1937, has been updated several times in its history, most recently in 1989 when the building was expanded and renovated to include a larger sanctuary, kitchen, libraries, offices and classrooms. We are a group of families involved in not only our religious community, but also active members of our cities and towns.
Rochester / New Hampshire / United States
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Join us as we "Feed the Need"-praising our Lord, learning and growing in our Christian journey, and reaching out in mission to our community. We offer 3 worship services every Sunday: 8:30am traditional in our chapel, 10am traditional with Sunday School and nursery for children as well as vocal and bell choirs in our historic sanctuary, and at 5pm Hope Cafe is our more contemporary worship with our praise band GRASP.