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Are you curious what you might expect when attending a Humanist gathering?  During our time together, we listen to and participate in music from a variety of traditions; we hear an enlightening talk by a minister or guest speaker; we laugh together, and explore what it means to be human. Afterward, join us in our Lower Assembly Hall for conversation and our scrumptious mini meal. Before and after Assembly, members and visitors can join us for meetings and events hosted by our numerous  groups.

Our members and friends dress in a manner that is casual and comfortable for them. Feel free to wear anything from blue jeans to ball gowns! At FUS, we encourage you to “come as you are”.

We’ll do our best to identify you as a visitor. Some visitors are hungry to talk, while others want to be left alone (this is Minnesota).

Greeters are on duty before the Assembly both at the Mt. Curve and the Groveland Terrace entrances, but the entire congregation is on the “welcome team,” so just ask.

Join us downstairs after Assembly for our delicious mini meal. No one leaves hungry!

Stop by the Welcome Table in the Lower Assembly Hall to inquire about the Society and upcoming events and programs.

Members of the staff are available until noon most Sundays and look forward to meeting you.

All of our assemblies are intergenerational! Children of all ages are invited to attend Assembly and utilize the quiet, calming activities and materials provided. Located along the window-side of the UAH; ask an FUS greeter to direct you.

However, we also provide free childcare during assembly time  (suitable for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers), as well as specific programming aimed at grade-schoolers and older kids throughout the year.