Editing Keene, New Hampshire (section)

===Religion===
Keene has more than 20 churches, mostly Protestant, and one synagogue, Congregation Ahavas Achim. A significant landmark in downtown Keene is the [[United Church of Christ]] at Central Square, colloquially known in town as the "White Church" or the "Church at the Head of the Square". A second church on the square was [[Grace United Methodist Church (Keene, New Hampshire)|Grace United Methodist Church]], also known as the "Brick Church", but it is now privately owned and operated for secular purposes. The Grace United Methodist congregation moved to another site.

Keene is the seat of the [[Roman Catholic]] Parish of the Holy Spirit, whose pastor is the [[Dean (Christianity)|Dean]] of the Monadnock Deanery, a division under the see of the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester|Diocese of Manchester]]. The parish has two churches in the City of Keene, Saint Bernard and Saint Margaret Mary. Keene has one [[Episcopal Church (United States)|Episcopal]] church, Saint James, which is within the [[Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire]]. Keene also has one [[Greek Orthodox]] church, Saint George, which is under the see of the [[Metropolis of Boston]].

The [[the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints|Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] building is home to the Keene Ward and is part of the Nashua, New Hampshire Stake.