This is a Sunday not to be missed! Whether you have been coming to FUSF for decades, years, months or weeks, there is much to celebrate including all of you, members and friends alike, our children and youth, and the end of a successful stewardship campaign. As we all look forward to FUSF’s bright future this service will feature fun and uplifting music, the recognition of our newest members and a dedication of at least … Continue reading Celebrate
On this, the first Sunday in Black History month, we will intentionally center voices too often silenced in both Unitarian Universalism and in the United States as a whole. With readings drawn from Unitarian Universalist meditation anthologies such as Voices From the Margins this service with be one of readings and music from people with identities we do not often hear from in our Unitarian Universalist worship services.
The poem “Layers” by Stanley Kunitz encourages us all to reflect on our lives. It asks you to think about the principle of being that remains at your core and the experiences that have shaped you. Come Sunday as we explore who and what influences who we are and what it means to “live in the layers.”