Welcome!
First Unitarian Society of Madison is a Unitarian Universalist community of over 2000 "spiritually curious" men, women, and children who support one another in their religious, intellectual, and ethical lives. We invite you to visit us and find our more about our community.
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Ours is one of nearly 1100 Unitarian Universalist congregations in North America and is the largest in the upper Midwest. FUS membership is drawn from a sixty-mile radius and boasts a vibrant mix of young and old, male and female, gay and straight, tradespeople, professionals, students and entrepreneurs. [read more] 
Spirituality is not simply a Sunday morning affair at the First Unitarian Society of Madison. Although we offer thoughtful pulpit presentations and inspiring music at our three weekend worship services, opportunities for involvement are available seven days a week. [read more] 
First Unitarian Society is
part of a larger movement deeply rooted in the Eastern European Protestant
Reformation and the American Revolution. Unitarianism’s story in Madison begins in 1879
when a number of the city’s most distinguished citizens founded a congregation
based on the principles articulated in a “Bond of Union” they composed.
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A welcome letter from our Parish Minister, Michael A. Schuler, plus useful stuff like where to park, what to wear, and more. [read more]
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“Flower Communion: In Praise of Partnership ”
with Kelly J. Crocker and Karen Gustafson
Our annual Flower Communion takes on a special significance this year as we celebrate 20 years of partnership with our Partner Church in Nagyajta, Transylvania. [more]
Please plan to come to the FUS Annual Parish Meeting, where we will vote on a number of items vital to the future of FUS. [more]“Freedom is
a Funny Word”
by Michael A. Schuler, Parish Minister
What does it mean to be “free” and are we truly as free as we suppose we are? [more]
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