2026-05-03 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● Curioser and Curioser

2026-03-22 ● The Rev. Chris Long ● Do You See What I See: Faithful Responses to Trauma

As our lives, country, and world continue to go through unparalleled uncertainty, it is not heard to conclude we are all dealing with many levels of trauma, not to mention how our personal and communal lives are impacted by many forms of distress that never seem to end. Many of us, sadly, may be living in a state of “hypervigilance”. As our spiritual practice for the month of Marh here at First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee is paying attention, how has your Unitarian Universalist faith helped you to create ease and religious, spiritual sustainability in these difficult times? So, together, on Sunday March 22, 2026, let’s lean into these uncertain times building upon what is possible through even more practices of faithfully Paying Attention.

2026-04-05 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● Call Me By My New Name

As complicated as Easter can be, it tells a story of transformation—many stories of transformation if you’re paying attention. In Unitarian Universalism’s understanding of faith and transformation, you get to choose who you are and claim the stories that make you. Join us for this celebratory multigenerational service where we stand together in the place of what was and claim new life, calling each other by our chosen names.

2026-05-03 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● Curioser and Curioser

2026-05-03 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● Curioser and Curioser by First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee

2026-04-26 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● God Is Change, Shape God

Change is the only constant, as the parable goes. If change is inevitable, it is our faithful work to shape it for good. How do we use what we know to ride the waves of what we don’t? How can we balance our work for justice with our spiritual capacity to face uncertainty? Join us for this Octavia Butler-inspired service on embracing possibilities to shape change for good.

2026-04-26 ● The Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom ● God Is Change, Shape God

Change is the only constant, as the parable goes. If change is inevitable, it is our faithful work to shape it for good. How do we use what we know to ride the waves of what we don’t? How can we balance our work for justice with our spiritual capacity to face uncertainty? Join us for this Octavia Butler-inspired service on embracing possibilities to shape change for good.