Lay leader and longtime FUSF member Bo Kinney will lead a service entitled The Power of Positivity. Bo will share how his cancer journey has influenced his life, and how it exemplifies the Unitarian Universalist value of Transformation.
Science and religion are often at odds these days. From evolution, to vaccines and artificial intelligence, to the existence of God, the debate seems to never end. Pi, the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, has been represented by the Greek letter π since the mid-1700’s. In 89 years, on Saturday March 14, 2115 (3/14/15), for the first time since March 14, 2015, at 9:26 and 53 seconds, National Pi Day will have … Continue reading What Does Pi Have To Do With It?
Unitarian Universalism has a long and proud history of showing up and speaking out against injustice. The First Universalist Society in Franklin’s (FUSF) Food Justice team has been working together since 2018 to bring continued attention to the prevalence of food insecurity and its impact on our neighbors, all while working to find solutions. The FUSF Food Justice Team also supports the Franklin Food Pantry, along with other local pantries, by collecting direct donations or … Continue reading Cultivate Resilience: Our Faith Calls Us to Act and To Serve
