FUUSN Summer Services
Date 2026 |
Title |
Location |
Description All Services start at 10:15 |
| June 28 | Global Music Fest | Parish Hall & Zoom | At a time when our identity as a multicultural nation has dimmed, FUUSN’s Chris Welles and musicians from several distinct cultures will celebrate musical diversity. They will each share music from their traditions, then improvise together in a joyful musical sermon on our multicultural future. |
| July 5 | I Sing America | Parish Hall & Zoom | Come mark the 250th anniversary of our country with an hour of poetry and music reflecting the spacious hopes of the American experiment. Join us in rededicating ourselves to forging a proud, inclusive future for America. |
| July 12 | The FUUSN Organ, Celebration | Sanctuary & Zoom | FUUSN organist Linnea Bardarson reveals the subtlety and power of our magnificent 50-rank Hook and Hastings organ. Sitting surrounded by the organ’s splendid pipes, we will experience how organ music can call us to worship, sustain us in meditation, and thunder the glory of existence. |
| July 19 | Our Environmental Activism: We Can All be Green | Parish Hall & Zoom | Today, FUUSN environmental activists share their work—Alta Hodges on native gardening, John Dundon on plant-based eating, Bob Persons on home electrification and electric vehicles, and Laurel Farnsworth on Greening FUUSN—offering new ways to create a sustainable future. |
| July 26 | Peace Corps Stories | Parish Hall & Zoom | FUUSN members Urban Larson, Kate Thibeault, and Mike Arnott share Peace Corps stories that reveal how a program dedicated to global citizenship can shape values and lives. |
| August 2 | Nurtured by Beauty | Parish Hall & Zoom | This Sunday, Lois Shapiro, Elli Crocker, and Curt Lamb will explore the deep affinities between moments of felt beauty and spiritual awareness through music, art, and architecture—glimpses that may inspire us to notice more beauty in our everyday lives. |
| August 9 | The Scientists of FUUSN | Parish Hall & Zoom | Come celebrate the scientists among us. We will hear about their work, reflect on the connections between science and spirituality and address the troubling attacks on science in our time. |
| August 16 | Have the Learned Professions succumbed to capitalism? | Parish Hall & Zoom | Once, “the learned professions”—clergy, lawyers, physicians, and educators—were viewed as vital counterweights to American capitalism. FUUSN member and author Bruce Kimball will examine whether market forces have diminished their influence, and invite us to reflect on our own work and spiritual lives. |
| August 23 | Regular Service | Sanctuary & Zoom | Revs. Debra Haffner and Joel Miller |
| August 30 | Regular Service | Sanctuary & Zoom | Revs. Debra Haffner and Joel Miller |