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As part of a 2013 work day, the Milwaukee Zen Center's members added this minimalist Buddha to the Zen Center's main entrance, a screen door…

Interviews with parishioners Alice Leszczynski and Donna Fletcher as they reflect on the meaning of the Our Lady of Divine Providence Parish…

As a religious movement that sought to bring new spiritual insight and scientific rigor to modern Christianity, Christian Science updated a…

The Little White Church was the home to First Presbyterian, the first congregation in Milwaukee. The members of First would later merge with…

This item, a newspaper article from 1956, both depicts Congregation Beth El Ner Tamid's own history, and reflects the growing conservative…

The Forest Home Cemetery was established and had its' first burial in August, 1850. The goal of the cemetery was to be a garden cemetery…

The construction of the chapel was completed in 1892 and its first funeral service was that summer. The chapel was built in an English…

Built in 1859, this synagogue was erected on 5th Street in Milwaukee as the first meeting place for congregants of B'ne Jeshurun.

This is a copy of the first enrollment list of the church. Most of the members listed on here were originally part of the First and North…

The advanced meditation space at the Shambhala Meditation Center of Milwaukee at their current location on Oakland Ave.