Open Doors

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.

Our pantry volunteers

FLC’s Food Pantry Needs You

  Help Wanted: Is it time for you to clean out your cupboards? Are you looking for a wonderful volunteer opportunity to give back to the community? Please consider helping in our Food Pantry. We strive to provide food for anyone who walks through our doors, and they are welcomed with a smile and treated with dignity and respect. (more…)

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Music for the fun of it!

Thursday, February 16 Sack Lunch and Contemporary Music Jam Session 12:30-2pm Tuesday, February 21 Sack Lunch and Hymn Sing 12:30-2pm (more…)

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FLC Clothes Closet

Out with the old, in with the new!  Get your winter housecleaning done.  FLC  is rotating their Clothes Closet to make room for winter clothing and accessories.  Items needed include sweaters, jackets, warm winter coats, scarves, hats, gloves, blankets, etc.  We also are in need of plastic and paper bags.  Bring in what you can to help those in need.

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Dial-A-Meditation

If you are in need of a sense of peace or guidance in your rushed life and our office is not open, please know we are here for you through our Dial-A-Meditation service at 402-345-1555.

Journey With Us

February 26th, 2010

Prayer is defined as a noun, the part of speech that is used to name a person, place, thing, quality, or action and can function as the subject or object of a verb, the object of a preposition, or an appositive.  Here at First Lutheran, we are concentrating on prayer during our Lenten journey.  We have purposed to make prayer an action verb, the part of speech that expresses existence, action, or occurrence.  It is our belief that prayer expresses the existence of the Almighty, a God of action, and the author of all that occurs.  Journey with us this Lenten season as we explore different ways to commune with God.  Our Lenten worship services are held on Wednesday evenings with a shared meal at 6:00 pm and worship at 7:00 pm.

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