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Franklin Town event

Sun Jan 14 10:00 am

Joe Jencks Leads Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Service at FUSF

Joe Jencks, international touring musician, award-winning songwriter and celebrated vocalist will lead the service

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Joe Jencks Leads Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Service at FUSF

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Franklin Town event

Sun Dec 31 5:00 pm

New Year’s Eve Labyrinth Walk

The First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) — 262 Chestnut Street, Franklin, MA — will host a New Year’s Eve Labyr

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New Year’s Eve Labyrinth Walk

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Franklin Town event

Sat Dec 9 10:00 am

Holiday Cookie Walk at FUSF

The First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) will hold their first annual “Holiday Cookie Walk” on Saturday, Dec

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Holiday Cookie Walk at FUSF

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Franklin Town event

Sat Nov 11 7:00 pm

The Chestnut Street Review Variety Show

The Chestnut Street Review is back after a two-year hiatus. The FUSF Community prides itself on its musical and ar

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The Chestnut Street Review Variety Show

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Franklin Town event

Sun Nov 5 10:00 am

Unexpected Changes: An Existentialist Perspective

Existentialism is the philosophy that life is what we make of it. Life, however, has a way of changing our plan

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Unexpected Changes: An Existentialist Perspective

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Franklin Town event

Mon Oct 23 7:00 pm

Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Sacrifice and Bliss

Join us on Monday, October 23, 2023 at 7:00 PM at FUSF for Episode 4: Sacrifice and Bliss.

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Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Sacrifice and Bliss

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Franklin Town event

Sun Oct 22 10:00 am

LGBTQ History Month recognized Oct 22nd at First Universalist Society in Franklin

In recognition of October as LGBTQ history month, First Universalist Society in Franklin is pleased to invite all to two

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LGBTQ History Month recognized Oct 22nd at First Universalist Society in Franklin

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Franklin Town event

Fri Oct 27 5:30 pm

Interactive Halloween Story Walk at FUSF

Join the First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) at 262 Chestnut Street for an evening of fun! Come as you a

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Interactive Halloween Story Walk at FUSF

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Franklin Town event

Sun Oct 1 10:00 am

"Exploring Risk-Taking Through the Spirituality of Music" at First Universalist Society in Franklin - Oct. 1st at 10:00am

Please join us for our annual lay-led, inter-generational music service at First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF)

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Exploring Risk-Taking Through the Spirituality of Music at First Universalist Society in Franklin - Oct. 1st at 10:00am

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Franklin Town event

Sun Aug 27 10:00 am

Special Summer Service - "Everyday Spiritual Practices" and Blessing of the Backpacks

Everyday Spiritual Practices – Rev. Bev Waring

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Special Summer Service - Everyday Spiritual Practices and Blessing of the Backpacks

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Franklin Town event

Sun Aug 20 10:00 am

Special Summer Service - "Trees: Bridges to Spirit"

Trees: Bridges to Spirit - presented by Barbara Aspland-Wolf

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Special Summer Service - Trees: Bridges to Spirit

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Franklin Town event

Sun Aug 13 10:00 am

Special Summer Service - "Respect for All Living Things"

Respect for All Living Things - by Stirling and Brian Cousins

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Special Summer Service - Respect for All Living Things

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