The description for this coming Sunday's service "Everyday Spiritual Practices" at the First Universalist Society of Franklin (FUSF). The service will be led by Rev. Bev Waring.
Plato said, “The life which is unexamined is not worth living.” An extreme position that Rev. Scott Alexander addresses in the introduction to a book he edited, “Everyday Spiritual Practices; Simple Pathways For Enriching Your Life.” He writes: “many people get caught in a rut, meandering through their days, doing only what comes easily…”Join us for this last summer service as Rev. Bev Waring offers some options for how you can spiritually examine and shape your life; options that engage the mind, the body, the heart, the will and the soul will be discussed in this quick review of everyday spiritual practices.
NOTE: This service is in-person only and is open to people of all ages. We will begin the service with a blessing of the backpacks for children and youth. Following the blessing, children and youth will leave the sanctuary with our Director of Religious Education for some fun activities in the grove.
The service is set for 10:00 AM on Sunday, Aug 20 at the First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF), at 262 Chestnut Street.
FUSF is a Unitarian Universalist LGBTQIA+ Welcoming Congregation.
For more information about the FUSF, please visit our website: www.FUSF.org or call the Office at 508-528-5348.
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