Celeste Falcone

When I come to FUSF on Sundays, in many ways it is like a little vacation. I am brought into a very special sacred space with the beautiful chalice quilt, the wall of art to contemplate, and the view of creation splendidly revealed through our glass wall. I am invited to be still and calm. I am treated to the thoughtful, lovely stories and lessons, presented to our children by our director of religious education, and to the more challenging stories and lessons presented by our very fine minister. I am carried away, moved, and inspired by the excellent music provided, and yes, literally nourished by delicious treats and coffee.

These aspects draw so many of us here for weekly soul respite and nourishment. We bring our human uniqueness and commonality, our fears and aspirations, coming to be inspired, challenged, consoled and to break bread and create bonds of community. Being in this space, this community, nourishes my senses and my soul and keeps me coming back again and again.