Walpole Unitarian Church

Mission of the Walpole Unitarian Church

The Walpole Unitarian Church recognizes individual freedom, embraces diversity, and supports the development of a caring community. It promotes lifelong exploration of spirituality including, but not limited to, traditional religious thoughts and beliefs.

Our Objectives

To support congregational involvement in worship; to continue to realize our vision as an inviting church; and to apply UUA Principles and Purposes in our lives.
-adopted by Board of Trustees, August 2008

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Upcoming Events

SEEK, Walpole Unitarian Church RE
Sun Mar 14 @10:00AM - 11:00AM

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Worship Services

Sunday, March 14 – "Unexpected Blessings – Sharing What We’re Given" led by Rev. Telos Whitfield.

Hasting House Classes

Laughing Spirit Yoga
Wed Mar 10 @09:00AM - 10:30AM

Yoga w/Josephine
Thu Mar 11 @06:30PM - 07:45PM

Creative Soul Yoga
Fri Mar 12 @07:45AM - 09:00AM

Yoga w/Josephine
Fri Mar 12 @10:00AM - 11:30AM

Fall Mountain School of Budo
Sun Mar 14 @05:30PM - 07:00PM

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Welcome

We're glad you found us. The Walpole Unitarian Church is a growing congregation of people who have been committed and involved in the church for decades, as well as newcomers just entering our community. Our Unitarian history is long and steeped in the liberal religious tradition. We celebrate the individual spiritual journey and the learning that happens in community. We welcome people young and old, families and singles, gay and straight, people of varied backgrounds and beliefs, interests and talents. Worship is important to our community. Worship reminds us who we are, where we come from, how we want to live, and the ways we can give to our community and the larger world.

Our worship services are held every Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. at the corner of Main and Union Streets in Walpole, New Hampshire.

Spotlight Events

Quilt Raffle Winter 2009-2010

Tickets $1.00 each
or 6 for $5.00

The Welcoming Rainbow Quilt was made by Ann Kebbell (l) shown here with the Minister of the Walpole Unitarian Church, Rev. Telos Whitfield (r).The design of the quilt reflects the principles of the congregation itself; a place that welcomes diversity and creates a community of mutual support and inspiration. Sized for a children's bed or wall hanging, the quilt is made out of hand dyed hombre fabric and Kaffe Fasset prints. All proceeds support The Walpole Unitarian Church.

Please note that our website is under construction. We are working hard to bring you a user friendly site that will introduce and allow you to learn about the Walpole Unitarian Church. Check back often for updates.