Our vision is to build a community for Christ within the greater Omaha area in which all are welcome – a place where all individuals and families can grow and flourish in faith and discover God’s plan for their lives.
Project Embrace 2010
Let the FUN begin!! Project Embrace is a 3-week, Monday thru Friday program (July 12 – July 30) that is a place for youth in the community to gather, learn about God through Bible stories, music, art, written lessons, reading, drama, writing, community service, fellowship, games and much more! (more…)
VBS 2010
Due to conditions beyond our immediate control, VBS 2010 has been cancelled. Because the youth in our church and in our community are valued members of our family, we have pledged to put all of our energies into Project Embrace. This will be an exciting time of fun, growth, and fellowship for our children in grades K-6. (more…)
Lutheran Liturgical Worship:
8:30 a.m.
Praise Worship:
11:00 a.m.
Sunday School:
10:00 a.m.
Breakfast:
9:15 – 10:00 a.m.
Project Embrace 2010
Let the FUN begin!! Project Embrace is a 3-week, Monday thru Friday program (July 12 – July 30) that is a place for youth in the community to gather, learn about God through Bible stories, music, art, written lessons, reading, drama, writing, community service, fellowship, games and much more! (more…)
Ordinary Time?
The Longest season of the Christian Calendar Year is what some call Ordinary Time. This part of Ordinary Time begins on the Monday following Pentecost and continues through Saturday afternoon before the first Sunday of Advent some five to six months later, always including the entire months (more…)
VBS 2010
Due to conditions beyond our immediate control, VBS 2010 has been cancelled. Because the youth in our church and in our community are valued members of our family, we have pledged to put all of our energies into Project Embrace. This will be an exciting time of fun, growth, and fellowship for our children in grades K-6. (more…)
Forgiveness
The initial Sundays after Pentecost draw our attention to the very basics of our faith. Last Sunday’s readings focused us on the person of Christ and his power over death. Only God has that sort of power because God is not subject to death. But when the Lord of Life spoke, death also had to obey and render up its captives. God did it in the Old Testament and in the New, but in the New he bore the name Jesus. (more…)