Sunday, November 24, 10:30 am
We Must Remove the Shrouds and Repair the Harm
Once again, a layer of the shrouds that lay over America has been pulled back to reveal something about where we are in the process of working out this concept of democracy after 248 years. Some are feeling victorious while others are very concerned and even afraid for themselves, those they love and others who are being targeted by the language, actions and threats of oppression. And yet, as people of faith, we are called to have hope and to work for justice in whatever way we can, while we can. Each of us is called to remove the shrouds and repair the harm so that all can be liberated.
Food donations for the Food Pantry can be gathered in the front lobby.
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Reverend Marilyn Miller is a lifelong Milwaukeean. She has served for over 40 years in some capacity of education with every part of the age range in several institutions. Rev. Miller retired after 12 years of service with the members, partners and community of The Lutheran Church of the Reformation Lutheran, ELCA. She served as the President of the Board for Milwaukee Inner City Congregations Allied for Hope (MICAH) 2015 – 2020, an additional year on the Executive Team, and continues to participate as a MICAH leader. She is currently a Partner of Leading for Racial Equity LLC, which provides anti-racism training and tools for transformation in small non-profit and faith – based organizations as well as serving on other local/national teams.
Rev. Marilyn Miller
Worship Facilitator Mary Adele Revoy
A/V Tech: Aaron H. Music Director: Alex C.
Greeters: Rick B. & Stewart K. Coffee Hosts: Richard M. & Dona L.
Childcare is Available
We recognize that influenza season is here. While wearing a mask is not mandatory, feel free to wear one if it makes you more comfortable. We want everyone to feel safe, so masks are readily available for your convenience.
Sunday Worship at United Unitarian Universalist Congregation.
We are a Welcoming Congregation!
•United offers in-person as well as online Sunday Worship
•Service time is 10:30 a.m.
•We are family-friendly; additionally, childcare is provided
•We have accessible parking, entry, and bathrooms
•Casual dress and a relaxed atmosphere
•Inspiring sermons and great music
•Community and Conversation following the service