We welcome anyone, especially college students, to attend Jesus' Discipleship Training based on Mark's Gospel on December 28-30 online at milwaukeeubf.org/meet. It's a perfect time to spend with Jesus and get to know what it means to follow after him.

Lesson 1: The disciples of Jesus and the purpose of his calling (Mk 1:1-3:35) 
Lesson 2: Three basic trainings of discipleship (Mk 4:1-8:26) 
Lesson 3: Gospel faith and Gospel-centered life (Mk 8:27-10:45)
Lesson 4: The Lord Jesus (Mk 11:1-13:37)

Lesson 5: The cross and the resurrection, the world (Mk 14:1-16:20)

You're welcome to join us or watch online two Christmas worship services on Isaiah 9 and Matthew 2. Even with so many uncertainties and challenges in this world, you can find the peace of Jesus this Christmas.

"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given,

and the government will be on his shoulders.

And he will be called

Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,

Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."
         - Isaiah 9:6

You're welcome to attend either in-person or online a special event where we will examine Evolution. Be ready for new insights as he answers the question, "Does Chemistry conflict with evolution?"

We welcome all students for this new school year! If you would like to get involved check out our contact page. We have worship service available at 10:30 AM on Sundays either in person in Whitefish Bay or online. Bible studies are also available in person or online.

Especially for those who are college-aged, you are welcome to join an in-depth study of the book of Nehemiah on August 3-5 at the Milwaukee UBF church building. Come to know how God stands up for us in hard times and how we can lead others to remain in faith even when trials come from all angles.

You are welcome to join us for in-person worship service again on Sundays at 10:30 AM at the 1250 E. Hampton Rd., Whitefish Bay, church building. Other events like Bible studies may also be meeting in-person, but please check with the leaders of those events first. Please follow the below guidelines when attending.

• If you are feeling ill, have a cough or shortness of breath, stay home and seek medical care.
• If you are concerned you may have been exposed to or contracted coronavirus and are asymptomatic stay at home as well. The worship service will still be broadcast and is viewable by searching “Milwaukee UBF” on YouTube at 10:30 A.M.
• Avoid touching the door handle more than necessary when entering, and use your elbow to push when exiting.
• Perform hand hygiene frequently either washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or using hand sanitizer.
• A greeter will measure your body temperature. If your temperature is higher than 100°F, you can remotely join worship service.
• Promote social distancing: Keep a 6-foot distance between attendees. Sit in the designated rows that have cushions (every third row). We encourage families to sit together.
• Wear a mask when you are unable to maintain distance of at least 6 feet. Avoid touching your face, eyes, mouth or nose more than necessary.
• We will frequently sanitize door knobs and other surfaces to prevent the spread of disease.
• Take steps to minimize community sharing of worship materials and other items.

With the coronavirus quarantine measures, we have now switched to having an online worship service. The worship service is simplified in this format so you are welcome to worship and pray additionally with your family at home. The worship service will start at 10:30 AM on Sundays via live stream viewable by searching "Milwaukee UBF" on YouTube. The link to the live stream is below:

Welcome UW-Milwaukee and Milwaukee area students! Check out the events section and contact us pages for details on how to meet Christ through University Bible Fellowship. For example, group Bible studies at the campus are held every Friday at 12:00PM in Union Room W143 near the Fireside lounge and across from the Grind.

You're welcome to come to a special Thanksgiving lunch and fellowship on Sunday, 11/24 after the worship service at 10:30 AM. Expect delicious food and a good time to remember all of God's blessings.