Settled Minister:
Rev. Tracy Sprowls-Jenks
Sue Fertig
Director of Religious Education
Gail Slater
Director of Music
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| Welcome to the new Website of FUSP! |  | Welcome to fusp.org, the Internet home of the First Unitarian Society of Plainfield. Founded in 1889, FUSP is New Jersey's oldest Unitarian-Universalist church. Today, this historic building houses a diverse, active congregation which strives to live its mission and its Unitarian-Universalist principles.
If you're looking for a spiritual home, a religious education program, a place where your individuality is valued, explore all FUSP has to offer. Browse around our Internet community, and then come visit us on Sunday mornings. Services and church school begin at 10 AM (click on the link in the left column for a more detailed description of our Sunday service); professional infant/toddler care is provided. A warm welcome and special gift await you.
Thanks for visiting. We look forward to greeting you.
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| | We want everyone to have the opportunity to participate in our programs.
- In a wheelchair? We have a ramp that brings you into the building. And our bathrooms are accessible.
- Hearing a bit weak? We have radios with headphones that will bring in the minster loud and clear."
- Eyes need a little help? We have large-print hymnals. And if you forgot your reading glasses, we have them to lend out.
- Need other help? Talk to the ushers, and we’ll do the best we can to make you feel right at home.
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RE-IMAGINING VALENTINE'S DAY
February 14th - Rev. Tracy Sprowls-Jenks
Along with other Unitarian Universalist congregations around the country we are honoring Standing on the Side of Love day. Visit www.standingonthesideoflove.org to learn more about this Unitarian Universalist Association program.
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THE GENERAL RELIGION OF AMERICA
February 21st - Rev. Dr. Matt Tittle
Thomas Jefferson said that he thought Unitarianism would become the general religion of the U.S. in his lifetime. Rev. Tittle looks into what we can learn from Jefferson's failed vision that will keep us relevant in the 21st century religious landscape.
Rev. Dr. Matt Tittle is the senior minister of the Bay Area UU Church in Houston, TX and the author of Taking Back Faith: Heretical Thoughts for a New Century.
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MAKE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE: HEARING EACH OTHER, HEALING THE EARTH
February 28th - Rev. Tracy Sprowls-Jenks
Join me this morning to learn about the Parliament of World Religions I attended in December in Melbourne, Australia.
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| “We are a welcoming, caring community fostering individual spiritual and intellectual growth. Guided by our Unitarian Universalist Principles, we further the causes of racial and social justice, and promote peaceful living and respect for all existence.”
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| Love is the spirit of this church,
and service is its gift.
This is our great covenant:
to dwell together in peace,
to seek the truth in freedom,
and to help one another.
- Our Affirmation of Faith
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