Gate Way Baptist Church

Main Street United Methodist Church, located in Nashua, New Hampshire, serves as a welcoming community for individuals and families seeking spiritual growth and connection. The church offers a variety of programs and services, including worship, Christian education, and opportunities for fellowship and service. With a commitment to nurturing faith and supporting community initiatives, Main Street United Methodist Church engages in various outreach efforts, such as the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter, as well as seasonal events like the Downtown Holiday Stroll. The church emphasizes inclusivity and encourages visitors to find their place within its vibrant community. Generated from the website

Grace Fellowship of Nashua, established in 1984 and relocated in 1989, is led by Pastor Paul R. Berube, a native of Nashua, NH, who has guided the congregation in worship and prayer since its inception. Members at Grace Fellowship of Nashua actively engage in various ministries such as welcome center operations, meal preparation, men's, women's, and youth groups, prayer chains, arts, deaf community outreach, greeter services, the Pioneer club, and motorcycle activities. Additionally, the church oversees the Greater Nashua Hours of Prayer and Nashua Christian Academy. Generated from their available business information

Bonhoeffer's Cafe & Espresso Located right behind Grace Fellowship Church, at 8 Franklin Street, this is a great venue to fellowship after services or to just come and relax and get some work done. All profits are donated to missions.New England Deaf Fellowship Meets on the first Friday of each month at at 43 Main Street at 7pm. This fellowship welcomes both hearing and deaf people and will provide voice interpertation for anyone just learning sign. We provide light snacks.Brazilian Fellowship A weekly Sunday evening gathering of Brazilian believers. Services are in Portuguese.Russian/Ukrainian Fellowship A weekly Sunday service led by Pastor Slavic Biley. Services are in Russian and are translated into English for visitors.