Category: Religious Education Corner

FUSF Is Hiring!

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The First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) is seeking an organized,innovative, and collaborative professional with education experience to lead andfacilitate a comprehensive Religious Education Program. FUSF is a liberal,inclusive and welcoming spiritual community valuing diversity, social justice, andenvironmental awareness. This is a full-year position with an average of 20 hoursper week during the church year and reduced summer hours. This position has acompetitive salary and generous benefits. For more information: https://fusf.org/who-we-are/join-us/job-opening/To apply: Send cover letter and … Continue reading FUSF Is Hiring!

Interactive Halloween Story Walk

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Friday, October 27, 5.30–7.30 pm in the Grove at the Meetinghouse Please join us on Friday, October 27th from 5:30-7:30 for an evening of fun. Come as you are or come in costume as you experience a Halloween story while you walk through the Grove. The event features music and friendly characters along with a dose of mischief!  All are welcome. A Bake Sale will end your walk with delicious treats – or TRICKS! For more information or to … Continue reading Interactive Halloween Story Walk

FUSF Autumn Lantern Walk

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A walk through an early wintery evening by lanternlight is a joyful way to celebrate the season! Join area families at the First Universalist Society in Franklin for a lantern walk. We’ll gather at the Meetinghouse at 6 pm to learn some songs and hear a brief story about lantern festivals. Then we will have a parade, widing down to our grove to gather around a bonfire for more socializing. Warm cider will be provided … Continue reading FUSF Autumn Lantern Walk

Birdsong: Notes from the Grove

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May 2022 The children and I have been watching Spring slowly bloom in our FUSF Grove over the course of the past month.  The trees in the parking lot are all in leaf now, but several weeks ago they were all white with blossoms.  I wish that you all could have seen them.   Despite all of the changes that the past several years have seen, our program has been able to reprise several annual traditions … Continue reading Birdsong: Notes from the Grove

Birdsong: Notes from the Grove

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Religious Education News for April The forsythia is blooming in my neighbor’s yard, the grass is green, and I’ve packed most of my winter clothes away in the attic.  I know, you can blame me if we have a blizzard later this week.  But do you know what this means?   It means that life is just about to start zooming forward.  I’m seeing the end of summer in my rearview mirror already, and it is … Continue reading Birdsong: Notes from the Grove