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The First Unitarian Society in Newton, a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, is a spiritually nurturing and socially responsive community serving the people of Newton, Massachusetts, and nearby communities. Learn more about this liberal faith and a community that values spiritual growth, social action, and camaraderie.

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FUSNews Update

FUSNews March 14-27 Now Online: Come to the Fellowship Dinner March 20; In the Interim: that parable of what happened to six friends when their powerboat motor died off the coast of Maine; learn about foster parenting through Dare Family Services; Barb’s Bantering: the mystery of FUSN and money; Coffee House March 6; UU blog on parenting; Musings: welcoming new soprano soloist Deborah Selig; celebrating a successful capital campaign; Dinners for Seven returns; FUSN Works on Latinas Know Your Rights, the March 14 second collection. Jump directly to the most recent issue.
Sermon: "What Healing Means"

In Rev. John Nichols' Feb. 28 sermon, "What Healing Means," he says "the long process of healing our psyche and soul is still a mystery and a miracle, which should command our attention and respect...Healing always takes longer than we think it should..." Read the sermon.
UUA Head Shares Vision

Rev. Peter Morales, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association, shares his vision for the UUA. "We can be, " he says, "the religion for our time." Watch the YouTube video.
Financial Policies Updated

See the February updates for FY10 including Best Case 2010, Assumptions, Overview, and Charts as well as other current data. Log in to see these restricted documents as well as the FY10 budget.
What's New with FUSN Governance

Keep current with key discussions and decisions by reading the January minutes of the Board of Trustees and the Operations Council.
Social Action Committee Newsletter Now Online

Learn what's up with the Social Action Committee by reading the fall 2009 SAC newsletter or visiting the Social Action Committee page.
What Does FUSN Want in a New Minister?

The Ministerial Search page hosts a growing body of information about the FUSN community and its priorities. You will find the results of the congregational survey as well as a timeline for the search process.
Join FUSN's Other Online Communities

Join FUSN's Facebook page and LinkedIn page to keep up with friends and do some career networking.

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