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This Sunday's WorshipJuly 12, 2026 Series: Relating with Jesus |
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3rd Quarter Community Partner Announced
By Lori Andersen Omaha/Council Bluffs Bridges out of Poverty is a local non-profit dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty in the metro area. They empower under-resourced families by helping individuals build skills, discover barriers to success, and achieve self-sufficiency through targeted workshops. Together, our goal is to help individuals and families realize their dreams and create a new story, and a compelling future. An 8 week course covers financial awareness, workforce etiquette and mental health. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a $300 stipend and indefinite access to a life skills coach. I have been a certified facilitator for Omaha Bridges for 5 years. Classes of 10-15 people come together once or twice a week to take our class “Getting Ahead in a Just Getting by World.” It’s a privilege to join these people as they explore their own lives; strengths and areas of improvement. We work collectively to help each other achieve goals and plan a future story for their lives. I love watching people come together to form community and support each other; watching it happen is an awesome experience. This is what I enjoy most besides watching my amazing class walk across the stage at graduation! Fourth quarter class sign up will begin in August. For further information please visit our website at omabop.org |
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Broadway at Big LakeCome and celebrate summer with Broadway at Big Lake. We meet at the shelter side of Big Lake Park (2600 N 8th Street). If you can bring your own grilling item and a side dish or dessert to share. Don't worry if you can't, there is alway extra. Table service and water will be provided. After dinner, adults can gather for conversation while the kids meet up at the playground. |
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Fieldtrip to Cloisters on the PlatteA warm welcome to anyone interested in joining the United Women in Faith carpool to visit the Cloisters. We depart at 1pm on Wednesday, July 15th, from the church parking lot and drivers will volunteer their services. We will return between 5-6pm. It’s a 45-1hr trip each way and a two hour visit with some extra time so we don't have to hurry. You may want to bring the following: walking poles, water, comfortable walking shoes, hats, sunscreen, snacks, and a neck fan if necessary. |
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AnnouncementsPhilip's Cupboard Numbers for June, 2026 Last month, Philip's Cupboard was visited by 100 shoppers for a total of 312 family members.
Ways to Connect Want to know more about Broadway? Looking for information or news? We offer several ways to stay connects with us. 1. App. Select the appropriate app store for your device and download. Ways to Give 1. Website Ways to Serve 1. Scripture Readers - Sign ups are available in the Sanctuary for July-August Scripture reading |
