Each year our congregation recognizes a member who is living our ethics out in the greater community. These are people who guide us, inspire us, and invite us along to participate more in public life. Recipients of this award from over the years are displayed in the hallway between the Sanctuary and the Community Room. … Continue reading Ethics in Action Award – 2018
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Welcome! You just found your people! We are a group of social justice activists and advocates standing up and taking action to create positive change, big and small, in this new world. We are inspired by Joanna Macy’s book “Active Hope.” What is next for you?? Several groups based on loose themes have been formed … Continue reading Active Hope
The Elm and the Children You may have noticed last year that we planted a little Elm tree in the yard. And you might have noticed that over the summer, it moved. I wanted to tell you the story behind the wandering Elm because I think it tells us some important things about community. I … Continue reading The Elm and the Children
19 November 2015 Dear Gov. Hassan – I am grateful for all the work you do on behalf of our state and appreciate your willingness to work through conflict. Today I write to you to ask you to reconsider your public statement that New Hampshire will not accept Syrian Refugees. I ask you … Continue reading Letter from Rev. Kendra to Gov. Maggie Hassan
The pope is wandering around the planet holding people’s faces in his hands, touching their forehands, cradling their cheeks for a moment treasuring them, blessing them. He met with the man 3rd in line to be leader of the free world. The man wept and resigned his contentious post, as if he had been waiting … Continue reading Papal Visit
Papal Visit The pope is wandering around the planet holding people’s faces in his hands, touching their forehands, cradling their cheeks for a moment treasuring them, blessing them. He met with the man 3rd in line to be leader of the free world. The man wept and resigned his contentious post, as if he had … Continue reading A poem about the treasuring of life
Things are popping here at FUUSE this spring! I can’t keep up with everything that is happening. Kim Canfield asked if it was like this every spring. And I had to say, no, not like this. I speculated that it was long winter rebound. And then I saw that the great big chalk board had … Continue reading Spring and the Leap of Faith
… and while most of the bulbs in my yard are still buried under snow things are popping up all over the place at FUUSE! What is happening: FUUSE members have enthusiastically embraced the Unitarian Universalist Association’s (UUA) invitation for the month preceding Earth Day to be honored as Climate Justice month. It was easy … Continue reading Spring is here!
On March 8, the Social Justice Committee hosted a Soup and Talk on Unitarian Universalist values in the public square. Many members and friends shared their ways of presenting UU principles in commitment to justice.
