Friday, March 17, 6-9pm Back by popular demand! Bring your favorite puzzles and games or use one from the FUSF puzzle and game library. Join in an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition. Can you SCRABBLE? MONOPOLY? BOGGLE? Or GO BANANAGRAMS? Maybe you can PICTIONARY? RISK? Or sink a BATTLESHIP? No? Can you GO FISH? FARKLE? Or YAHTZEE? Can you play FLUXX, the game with ever-changing rules? Bet you can! Hope to see you

Are you curious about how members are nominated for the Board of Trustees or other positions of leadership?  Keep reading and if you are interested in exploring a leadership position at FUSF, be sure to click on the links below to learn about the Board positions and the nominations process. The Nominating Committee has started the work of identifying candidates to fill positions on the Board of Trustees and the Nominating Committee.   Potential candidates are identified through

This is a call to all of you who have been thinking about membership. Now is the time! Reasons are many to make the decision to become a member. Maybe more than one of these will resonate with you: You have come to realize how much FUSF means to you. In these days when the days of the week seem to meld together, Sunday morning worship has gained new importance. You have been impressed by

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

September has always meant the start of a new year for me. Since my birthday is in early September, that day of getting one year older has always coincided with the start of school when I was a student and continued as I became a public school music teacher.  Once I began attending FUSF in 1996, September also marked the beginning of a new church year as fellow congregants came back together at the traditional