Drive-Up Ham and Bean Dinner - Saturday August 8th 4:00 - 6:30

Drive-Up Ham and Bean Dinner

Northwood Congregational Church

881 1st NH Turnpike

Northwood, NH

Adults $10 per person / $5 kids under 12

Drinks will be available for $1 each

Join us on Saturday, August 8th from 4:00 - 6:30 for our delicious ham & bean dinner!

We will be serving a generous portion of ham and homemade baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread and blueberry cake for dessert. There will also be live music provided by Cecil Abels and Lindsay Lassonde.

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In keeping with social distancing guidelines, we ask that when you arrive to pick up your meals please stay in your car and one of our friendly church members will come to your car to assist you. Please bring exact change. We are also offering the opportunity to pre-order online at ncchamandbeans@gmail.com.

As an added bonus we will also be selling quarts of fresh blueberries for $5 per quart.

THANK YOU for your support and we hope to see you August 8th!

Wake Up! Wednesdays for Justice!

Wake Up! Wednesdays for Justice!

Every Wednesday, 4:30-5-30 pm

Northwood Congregational Church

881 First NH Turnpike

Northwood, NH 03261

We gather, socially distanced and with face masks, in front of the church along Route 4/202/9, to show our love and support of all oppressed people. Currently we are focused on the oppression and killing of African American people and other people of color. We have some signs but feel free to bring your own as well. We are hoping this small gesture exhibited by a small Christian church will help to open minds to the on-going problem of systemic racism in our country. We are also hoping our continued efforts will help bring about permanent change such that one day we can proclaim that in the USA, All Lives Really Do Matter! Please feel free to contact Tara at tarabb5480@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Wake Up! Wednesdays for Justice!

Wake Up! Wednesdays for Justice!

Every Wednesday, 4:30-5-30 pm

Northwood Congregational Church 

881 First NH Turnpike

Northwood, NH 03261

We gather, socially distanced and with face masks, in front of the church along Route 4/202/9, to show our love and support of all oppressed people. Currently we are focused on the oppression and killing of African American people and other people of color. We have some signs but feel free to bring your own as well. We are hoping this small gesture exhibited by a small Christian church will help to open minds to the on-going problem of systemic racism in our country. We are also hoping our continued efforts will help bring about permanent change such that one day we can proclaim that in the USA, All Lives Really Do Matter! Please feel free to contact Tara at tarabb5480@gmail.com if you have any questions.