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You are welcome at FUUSN! Whether you’ve just heard of Unitarian Universalism or you’re a lifelong UU, we are a deeply connected community that is caring, growing, diverse, and welcoming to all. Serving the people of the greater Newton, Massachusetts community for 178 years, we embrace many beliefs and welcome people of all genders, sexual orientations, ages, and abilities. We are grounded in spiritually enriching, vibrant worship and offer lifelong learning through religious education for all ages. Together, we boldly work to build a more just, equitable, and sustainable world. Join us!
Upcoming Events
Sunday Worship, October 11
Join Rev. Debra for a service exploring Prayer. CreationDance preforming.
Writer Anne Lamott suggests that there are really only three prayers: Help Me, Thank You and Wow! But what does it mean to pray? Who are we praying to? Does prayer change anything and might it change us? Join Rev. Debra and Creation Dance as we explore the meaning and possibilities of prayer.
Sunday Worship, October 18
Join Rev. Joel to deepen our understanding of Covenant.
It’s surprising sometimes that our deepest disagreements are rooted in what we value most deeply, especially in a spiritual community that so deeply values justice, freedom, compassion, and spiritual connections we love. Covenant can help with agreement, but it does not promise agreement. It asks something harder of us: How will we remain in relationship when our convictions collide?
Yard Sale, October 24
Join us for our Annual Yard Sale.
Find it at the FUUSN Yard Sale! Toys, tools, kitchen gadgets, small electronics, holiday decorations, household items, art, and so much more! And things are priced to sell.
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