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March 27th & 28th - Central Congregational Church, 14 Crescent Street in Derry, will be presenting an Easter Celebration of "Jesus, No Other King"! This beautifully arranged music and dramatic narration tells the story of our redemption .. HIS story .. Jesus, No Other King! Admission is free and the times are 6:30pm on the 27th with light refreshments provided following the presentation .. and 9:00am and 10:30am on Sunday the 28th. Contact the church office at 434-4411 for more information.
Current - Apr. 15th - In honor of the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's visit to NH, the NH State Library is hosting "The Mask of Lincoln", an exhibit of portraits, facts and insights about our 16th president. The 12-panel exhibit will be on display in the Map Gallery of the library in Concord through April 15th, the anniversary of his assassination. It is open to the public; school groups are especially invited to visit the State Library and view the exhibit. For more information, visit www.nh.gov/nhsl.
THE TIME IS NOW - The Citizens of NH should NOT be deprived of their Right to VOTE! Our cherished right to vote should NOT depend upon what issue is under consideration. Democracy does not need to take a back seat to political correctness. YOUR opinion on the meaning of 'marriage' matters. YOUR voice deserves to be heard! In June of 2009 the NH Legislature and Governor redefined the word 'marriage' in our State's marriage laws to include homosexual relationships. As of Jan. 1, 2010 homosexual marriages are legal in our State (for now). There is legislation in process, CACR 28, that proposes to amend the NH Constitution so the State can return to the policy of only recognizing the union of one man and one woman as 'marriage'. There is no question that this is the policy the overwhelming majority of Americans want for their society. On Nov. 2, 2010, every citizen should have the right to vote on this amendment to restore marriage. Ironically, the very people we've elected to represent us, are the obstacle that stands in the way. Do YOU consent to the new law redefining 'marriage' to include homosexuals? Did You Vote for a Legislator who won't let you vote on the definition of marriage? Go online to letnhvote.com and see the voting records of your Legislators -- see the ways you can get involved and help persuade these legislators to 'let you vote'!. Support Democracy ... Let New Hampshire Vote!
Volunteers Needed - to drive patients on the Road to Recovery. Cancer treatments today work better than ever .. but for many cancer patients, just getting to their treatments can be another obstacle to overcome. That's why the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery program is seeking volunteers to drive patients to and from their treatments. If you have a car and are able to donate even a few hours per month, you can make a difference in the life of a cancer patient. Become a volunteer driver on the Road to Recovery .. please call the American Cancer Society, 24 hours a day, at 1-800-ACS-2345. Thank you.
Weekly Mondays - Faith Baptist Church and Manchester Christian Counseling Services is sponsoring a weekly support group for single mothers. This group is designed to offer a comfortable, biblical and safe environment for single mothers to provide support for one another. The group is led by a trained facilitator who encourages participants to share their experiences and strategies to better equip moms in meeting their personal and familial needs. This group looks at the spiritual, emotional, relational, financial and parental issues that have a unique impact on single moms. This support group is free and open to all single mothers, whether single by divorce, death or abandonment. The time ... Monday evenings at 6:45 at Faith Baptist Church, 53 Mammoth Road in Manchester. e-mail FaithManchester@aol.com or call Faith Baptist Church at (603)622-7851.
Thursday Nights - Celebrate Recovery! When you hear the word "recovery", do you think only of recovery from drugs and alcohol? At Celebrate Recovery, participants deal with overeating, sexual addiction, shame and guilt, co-dependency, depression and other hurts, habits and hang-ups. This life-changing program provides a safe place where people can deal with their real-life issues. Celebrate Recovery is a tested and proven Christ-centered ministry with a refreshing approach to conquering dysfunctional behaviors. Sponsored by Manchester Christian Church, Celebrate Recovery is held on Thursday nights in their Stepping Stones Cafe, starting at 7:00pm. Manchester Christian Church is located at 1308 Wellington Road in Manchester. For more information, visit the website at www.ManchesterChristian.com.
Service - Is the Lord calling you to 'serve'? If you have a few hours a month, please consider becoming a volunteer with the NH Association for the Blind. Imagine you could no longer see to read your mail or get to the local grocery store! The mission of the NH Association for the blind is to advance the independence of persons who are blind and visually impaired. They are a non-profit organization which, for over 97 years, has been serving those in NH with vision loss. Volunteers are carefully screened, oriented to vision impairment, and supported as they are matched with someone right in their own community, one to one. For more information, contact the Volunteer Coordinator for the NH Association for the Blind at 545-4345.
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