Online Auction: May 1–May 7, 2023Live Virtual/Zoom Auction: May 7, 2023, 11.30 amAs we move into Spring, a time of renewal, let’s pool our time, talent, and treasure, and have some fun in the process! The Fundraising Steering Team will host an online auction from May 1–7 2023, followed by a live virtual auction immediately following worship service, on Zoom on May 7, 2023. The live auction will feature a smaller, handpicked selection of auction donations.But

The First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) is pleased to announce that it has once again received its annual renewal from the Unitarian Universalist Association as a Welcoming Congregation. In 1993, FUSF voted to become a Welcoming Congregation and has maintained their status ever since. This means FUSF works hard to make sure lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people are accepted as full members of our faith community. Being welcoming also means striving for radical inclusion, and

In-person after worship services from 11.30-1 pmAre you new to Unitarian Universalism? Are you just getting to know FUSF? Have you been attending FUSF for a while? Then you’ll want to attend The New UU sessions!  Join Rev. Bev, members of the Connections Committee, and other special guests for this three-session Adult Education Program. The New UU is designed to introduce Unitarian Universalists to our faith tradition as well as to congregational specific programs, culture,

May 19-21, 2023Ferry Beach, Saco, MEIt’s time to register for the annual Ferry Beach Retreat weekend! Medfield UU will be joining us again this year. We connect more deeply with one another here, and enjoy the beauty of this ocean-side property.Registration will take place directly through the Ferry Beach Retreat and Conference Center. We do not want the cost of the retreat to deter you from joining us. Scholarships are available to assist with cost.

One Path, Many Experiences: A Labyrinth WorkshopSunday, March 26, 2023, 12.30-3 pm at the MeetinghouseWalking a labyrinth quiets the mind and reduces stress. Some labyrinths are walked with your feet while others are “walked” with your finger. Please join us for a labyrinth workshop where we’ll hear a brief history of the labyrinth, learn the difference between a labyrinth and a maze, experience the labyrinth firsthand, and share our experiences on the labyrinth. Workshop participants