Upcoming Services

The Power of Hope

Hope is both deeply personal and widely universal. As Unitarian Universalists we know that hope is not just the power of thinking positively but it is a spiritual strength that empowers us to take action.   In this service Emily Steltzer invites us to explore the power and complexity of hope through the life story of Sally Hemings and the Hemings family of Monticello. Based on her week-long professional development stay at Monticello last summer Emily  … Continue reading The Power of Hope

Optimism Spotlight

Are you ready to smile and kick negativity to the curb? Our layleader, Deb Prudhomme, is a FUSF member, and longtime educator, who lives in Hopedale with her son, their golden doodle, Ollie, a hamster named Rajeet, and a chinchilla named Wonton. Join us for an uplifting and refreshing view of the positivity thriving in our world. Please plan to stay afterwards for cookies, coffee and conversation.

Which Did She Choose First: The Community or the Faith?

Unitarian Universalism (UU) has a long, deep, rich history of commitment to social justice and the belief we should concentrate on living a good life, here on earth. Often called the “chosen faith,” this non-creedal faith can be hard to explain succinctly, especially to those raised in other religions. Please join lay leader, and long-time member, Vicki Coates, as she re-examines her path to the FUSF community, how she came to choose the UU faith … Continue reading Which Did She Choose First: The Community or the Faith?

Cannabis for the Soul

New FUSF member, Marlo Pohl, will look at why cannabis has been regarded as a sacred plant, giving many of its users hope to discover an expanded pathway to enlightenment.