MONADNOCK INTERFAITH PROJECT is a non-profit coalition of congregations 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.
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“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
Community
Understanding
Working for systemic change
Swamp Bats Baseball All Faith Night
Wednesday, July 10, 6pm, Keene High School Alumni Field, 77 Arch St, Keene
Come enjoy a summer tradition! MIP collaborates with the Swamp Bats to offer the first ever All Faith theme night. Lainee Ginsberg sings the national anthem, faith representatives throw out the first pitch, banner painting, bubbles, field games for kids, and the Interfaith Pick Up Choir sings during the 7th inning stretch. See you at the ballpark!
Support a Peace Monument on Central Square
Keene City Hall Council Chambers, Wednesday, June 26, 6pm
Inspired and led by Keene native, Carl Jacobs, MIP is collaborating with Rotary Club of Keene and the Elm City Rotary in proposing a Peace Monument on Keene’s Central Square.
A central theme of Rotary International is the promotion of peace in their various service, education, mediation, and advocacy efforts. This spirit is often expressed in public spaces through the erection of Peace Poles (see illustration) and deeply resonates with the community, understanding and social justice mission of MIP.
Following our proposal of a Peace Pole located in Central Square, Keene city staff have encouraged the concept to include the fountain in the center of the square becoming an element of a “peace monument,” We are supportive of the placement of a peace monument on Central Square in whatever form it takes.
The Keene Municipal Services, Facilities and Infrastructure Committee (MSFI) will discuss this proposal on Wednesday, June 26, 6pm in Council Chambers, City Hall, 2nd floor. We will be speaking up in support of a Peace Monument on Keene’s Central Square and committing ourselves to work with the city to make it happen.
We invite you to join us on Wednesday! For info on the Peace Monument contact: Carl Jacobs, carljac21@gmail.com
Thank You NH Gives Donors!
MIP raised $3,640 in the year’s campaign, an increase from last year and we increased the number of donors, too!
Your contributions help to make more good things happen!
Keene Sentinel: Housing ideas by KSC students
Here is the link to the June 9, 2024 Keene Sentinel article about Keene State College students’ housing design ideas for the Gilbo Ave area in Keene.