Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Church Of Manchester!

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November’s Share The Plate Recipient: Friends of Aine

Friends of Aine is New Hampshire’s only nonprofit dedicated solely to supporting children, teens, young adults and families grieving the death of a loved one. Through peer support programs, educational resources, and community training, they help young people build resilience, emotional strength, and the coping skills they need to move forward.

They rely 100% on the generosity of individual, organizational donors, and amazing volunteers to provide support to children and their families completely free of charge.


Holiday Faire 2026, Saturday December 5th at 10am to 2pm. Flyer shows a red cardinal clip art along with a few gift wrapped boxes over an illustration of our church on a snowy day.

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A Welcoming Community

The UUCM welcomes all races, ages, abilities, sexual orientations, gender identities and presentations, family constellations, and faith backgrounds. No matter who you are or where you’re from, you’re welcome here!

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Our Seven Principles

The UUCM follows the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Seven Principles. To learn more about our Seven Principles, head over to Our Beliefs page or to the UUA website.

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Social Responsibility

Our SR Committee works with the greater Manchester community to provide clean socks and toiletries to under-resourced folks, participate in local action, educate the community on voter rights, and much more.

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