Delve into the ethereal aspects of sharing and giving, where intention, compassion, and love intertwine. Give without expectation; love without boundaries, serve because it’s the right thing to do.

Human history can be read as a series of experiments in managing our resources. These experiments can lead to cultures characterized by selfishness or generosity. Which will we choose? With Ministerial Intern David Buckley.

Our theme for November is Generosity. Yes, generosity is an emotion, yet how we experience generosity is culturally defined.

Long before the term “humanist” became part of the FUS story, the congregation had pledged itself to being humane. Our theme for October is heritage, and I will give a three-part talk on the past and future of FUS. According to the Articles of Incorporation (1881), the purpose of FUS is: to form an Association […]

You know about individual mindfulness but what about a mindful community? Bring your smartphone. (Yes, it can help us be mindful if used intentionally!) A talk from Ministerial Intern David Buckley.

From the beginning, FUS has been about congregating. What will that mean for the next generation? Our theme for October is heritage, and I will give a three-part talk on the past and future of FUS. According to the Articles of Incorporation (1881), the purpose of FUS is: to form an Association where people without […]

There is more than one way to disregard theological differences. Which ways offer possibility and potential rather than restriction? Our theme for October is heritage, and Rev. David will give a three-part talk on the past and future of FUS. According to the Articles of Incorporation (1881), the purpose of FUS is: to form an […]

While the adage “character is destiny” has long been a staple of philosophical discourse, the idea that zip codes can determine fate is now supported by empirical evidence. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden

This is our first program year since the pandemic that feels like back to “normal.” What will the lessons of the past few years teach us about who we are now, and what will we learn about ourselves and our congregation? A talk from Rev. Kelli Clement.

Fall Equinox and this season of change reminds us that change is the only constant. While our nature is to seek control, there’s beauty and strength in accepting—even cherishing—the mysteries of the unknown.