Everything you always wanted to know about leading aUU worship service (but were afraid to ask) ALL ARE WELCOME!Join Rev. Bev and the Worship CommitteeFor a hands-on workshop Sunday, March 1, 2026After Worship Service: 11:30 – 12:30 FUSF typically offers lay-led (non-clergy) services once a month to:  Give FUSF social justice teams the opportunity to highlight their goals and achievements Bring in guest speakers Offer opportunities to FUSF members and friends to lead a worship service

An Invitation to a Conversation with Ali Coakley, Proprietor of Night Owl Farm, Franklin, MA March 8, 2026, 12 pm Free Admission, Lunch Provided The First Universalist Society in Franklin’s Food Justice Team invites you to join us and Ali Coakley for a conversation about how she uses regenerative agriculture techniques at Night Owl Farm and its application for the home gardener. Lunch will be provided. Conversation starts at 12 pm. Please also bring seeds you would like

“We pledge to walk together”—to me, these words that start our unison affirmation say so much about this special community that we have here. When we first walked into FUSF over 27 years ago, we had 2 young sons, who were 2 and 4 years old at the time. Though my husband Michael and I were raised in different faiths, we had similar spiritual beliefs and mostly wanted to find a religious foundation for our

Meet Mary Dennis The Board of Trustees is thrilled to announce that we have hired Mary Dennis as our new Membership Coordinator. Mary brings many skills to the position with her warm and welcoming personality, and her depth of knowledge of FUSF. Mary has been a congregant and member since 2018. She is the chair of the Worship committee, a member of the Tech team, and a member of our wonderful Choir. She is also

My name is Jen Neville. My pronouns are she/her. I joined FUSF somewhere around 2018. I first came here to find a place where I could bring my daughters and have them grow up in some sort of spiritual tradition, but I certainly did not want their upbringing to be like mine: full of guilt and fear. At the very first service I attended, Michele shared a song she had written, and I left in