Sunday Worship

The Keene Unitarian Universalist Church (KUUC), a Welcoming Congregation, offers a Sunday service at 10:00am with Religious Education Classes and Child Care available also at 10:00am. A Social Hour follows each service in the Parish Hall. We are located in Keene, just past the center of town, at 69 Washington Street. Street parking only.

Office Hours: M & F, 10-1 and T,W,TH, 2-5

For more information you can call the office at 603-352-1719 x 0 or email: office@kuuc.org.

See our Calendar of events.

Weekly Announcements, Activities & Employment Opportunities

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Feb. 5, 10:00 am           Black History Month –
                                           W.E.B. Du Bois and His Work
                                                Rev. Dr. Judith Smith-Valley, Preaching
    
Born and raised in Massachusetts, W.E.B. Du Bois was a well-known writer, among other things.  In honor of Black History Month, we hope to give a glimpse of the man, a sample of his words, and perhaps, encourage your own investigation of his work.
                    
Feb. 12, 10:00 am         Unconditional Love?
                                         (with Valentine’s Day Chocolate Heart
                                           Communion)
                                                Rev. Dr. Judith Smith-Valley, Preaching
     
As a symbol, we will celebrate “chocolate heart communion” for Valentine’s Day.  But there are many kinds of love.  Whom do you love?  Why?  Who loves you?
                    
Feb. 19, 10:00 am         Not Easily Forgotten
                                                Rev. Dr. Judith Smith-Valley, Preaching
    
Owning your religious past may be a task not easily accomplished.  You may wonder why you would want to.  You may think about how you can incorporate it into Unitarian Universalism.  Open your arms and your mind wide.
              
Feb. 26, 10:00 am         The Democratic Process in Our
                                         Congregation and Our Society
                                                            Carl Jacobs, Worship Leader
                                                                       
We will look at the democratic process historically and today.  Does it support equity and justice?  Does it support truth and meaning?  How does it relate to our ministry at KUUC?