Our Lord’s Mission and Vision Statements
To actively love our neighbors and proclaim God’s unchanging love and mercy in everything we do.
As a community, Our Lord’s UMC seeks to transform ourselves and the world by following Christ, welcoming ALL, serving others, and promoting social justice.
To actively love our neighbors and proclaim God’s unchanging love and mercy in everything we do.
As a community, Our Lord’s UMC seeks to transform ourselves and the world by following Christ, welcoming ALL, serving others, and promoting social justice.
WORSHIP AND MINISTRIES
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Our Worship Services and Ministries are designed to create an environment where everyone can encounter and experience Jesus and enter into a life-changing relationship with Him!
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Land Acknowledgement for Our Lord’s United Methodist Church
~ We acknowledge the Algonquin language family*, who for countless generations, have been the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather.
~ We acknowledge that in September 1833, representatives of the Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomi ceded southeastern Wisconsin to the United States government.
~We acknowledge, today, the pain and suffering that came before and after the unjust land acquisition from which we benefit.
~We honor the continued contributions made to our state by the
Algonquin language family.
*Anthropologists identify Native Americans by language families.
Source: New Berlin, Wisconsin to 1900: Not as German as You’d Think by Mary Ella Milham
September 2021
~ We acknowledge the Algonquin language family*, who for countless generations, have been the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather.
~ We acknowledge that in September 1833, representatives of the Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomi ceded southeastern Wisconsin to the United States government.
~We acknowledge, today, the pain and suffering that came before and after the unjust land acquisition from which we benefit.
~We honor the continued contributions made to our state by the
Algonquin language family.
*Anthropologists identify Native Americans by language families.
Source: New Berlin, Wisconsin to 1900: Not as German as You’d Think by Mary Ella Milham
September 2021
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