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Updates
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MIP participates in NH Gives 2026
NH Gives is a 24 hour statewide, one-day fundraising event for New Hampshire nonprofits sponsored by the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits. Starting at 5pm on June 9 and ending at 5pm June 10.
In just 24 hours each year, thousands of donors come together to support local nonprofits, raising millions of dollars that strengthen communities across the state. Every donation matters, and together, donors have helped nonprofits grow programs and make a lasting impact.
Mark June 9-10 on your calendar and look back here and in the newsletter for ideas about how to help MIP meet our fundraising goal through this fun and efficient event.
Introduction to Sikhism
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Faith Community Visit Participants: Potluck Dinner
Over the last few months, we have learned about Baha’i, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and now Sikh faith traditions. Let’s gather to reflect on our experiences and insights with a…
potluck dinner at
Monadnock Covenant Church, 90 Base Hill Rd., Keene
Tuesday, June 9, 6pm.
Whether you participated in all, one, or none of the visits to local religious communities you are welcome to join us to share a meal and talk about the beautiful ways people express their faith. Put it on your calendar and keep an eye out for an RSVP. For info contact Alaria Clauss, alaria.clauss12@gmail.com.
MIP Chair Tom Julius Receives Rotary Award
At their meeting on Thursday, April 9th, Keene Elm City Rotary Club awarded MIP’s board chair, Tom Julius, the Paul Harris Fellow Award for his outstanding service to the community.
Craig Stockwell noted that through MIP, Tom has formed deep relationships, played a significant leadership role in the housing campaign, and overall led with wisdom, strategy, deep commitment, and thoughtfulness. In addition to leading MIP, Tom, a retired teacher of both primary school and at Antioch University, is also active with the Monadnock United Way, Keene Unitarian Universalist Church, Monadnock Outdoors, and more.
Through diligent and stealthy coordination, Tom’s wife, Barbara Bryce, and MIP’s Angela Pape managed to coerce a roomful of Tom’s closest friends out of their beds early on Thursday morning and into the room as surprise witnesses to this much deserved award.
From Tom:
I am deeply touched and honored to be presented with the Paul Harris Fellow Award. Being surrounded by members of Elm City Rotary and friends from MIP is tangible evidence of how every human endeavor is a team effort, reinforcing the power of fellowship and community. The award challenges and inspires me to keep on living up to the spirit of what Paul Harris started and to persist in making more good things happen.
MONADNOCK INTERFAITH PROJECT is a non-profit coalition of congregations, organizations, and individuals from the Monadnock region of southern New Hampshire. We are wholehearted individuals working together to foster interfaith community, understanding, and systemic change that benefits our region. Through the Monadnock Interfaith Project (MIP), people come together to put faith into action.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
–Margaret Mead
