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The First Unitarian Universalist Society of Exeter (FUUSE) is an open and accepting intergenerational community where all are welcome and valued. We encourage intellectual and spiritual growth through exploration and action. We celebrate our connections to family, to our community and to the earth. Through our shared values and common voice, we foster social justice, freedom of thought, and harmony with each other and with the world.
Save the Date
4th Annual FUUSE Church Retreat will be September 10, 11, and 12, 2010. All are welcome whether you have attended a Retreat or not. Contact Anne or Tony Tufts for more information, 772-8356 or
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First Fall Service
The first service in the fall after our summer break will be held Sunday, September 19, 2010. This will be the first service led by Kendra after her sabbatical. Please join us to welcome her back! The Board of Trustees voted to move the first fall service back one week from the traditional weekend to make sure the congregation was not split between the retreat and the first fall service. Both are very important to the health of our community! Consider this an 'experiment' - something we can change for 2011 - and let us know how you think things went in the fall.
Worship Services
Identical services are held at 9:00 and 11:00 on Sunday mornings from the third Sunday in September through mid June. Children start out in the sanctuary and leave for Sunday School partway through. Childcare is provided for the youngest members of your family. Between the services (approximately 10:00 to 11:00) you are invited to join us for coffee and fellowship in the Parish Hall. Click on Worship Services in the menu bar to see topics for the coming month.
The Adult Choir, Chamber Singers, or instrumentalists provide music at both services.
A single Summer service is held at 10:00 am from mid June through the first Sunday in September. They are led by members of the congregation and patterned after the Small Group Ministry model. Programming is not offered for children, but they may join the gatherings.
The church is handicapped accessible. |