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Courage Is a Muscle
October 2, 2022 | 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Today’s Topic:
Courage is a muscle that comes in all sizes. With intention, you can build it, but in the absence of attention, it can atrophy. Building up your courage doesn’t mean your fear disappears—it doesn’t even mean the fear gets smaller. It means you get bigger than your fear, and with the courage you’ve built, you do the scary thing anyway, knowing you might fail. Join us for this first worship in our series on courage, where we explore the practices to strengthen courage in the face of fear.
Worship Team:
Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom, Senior Minister
Tristan Strelitzer, Choral Director
Patrick Mulvey, Worship Associate
Livestream at 9:00 am:
Join us for the complete service live on our YouTube site at 9:00 am. Find a recording of the service at our YouTube site anytime after 9:00 am.
In-Person at 9:00 & 11:00 am – COVID Safety:
Vaccination or Negative Test: All people entering the building are required to be vaccinated or have had a negative PCR test within 72 hours.
Masking with Kn95 masks required for all over age 5.
Distancing 6 feet between households recommended.
No reservations required.
Social Hour: Join us in the Leenhouts Common Room after each service to meet friends, old and new. Coffee and tea now being served!
We offer religious education for children of all ages at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays. To learn more, please see our Religious Education Web Pages and sign up to receive our RE Weekly Update.
Parking: Our church has no parking lot. Jewish Family Services lot: JFS welcomes us to use their parking lot on Sundays. It is located 3 blocks west of the church, on Van Buren near Knapp St. Kingshead lot: On Sundays we can also use the gated parking lot on the corner of Van Buren and Knapp Streets. After you park, get a token from an usher in order to exit the lot. We also rely on street parking in our neighborhood. Here is a map with details.
First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee is a progressive church for spiritual community, social justice, and intellectual freedom. Visitors to First Church are always welcome!