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Up Coming Events

Hand Up Food Pantry

  September 16• 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

First Presbyterian Church's Hand Up Food Pantry will be open this Thursday from 3:30 pm to 5:15 pm. Our Food Pantry has moved back inside the church ...

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The Matthew 25 Hand Up for Housing Mission is partnering with Open Door Mission- Lydia House, Youth Emergency Services and Heartland Family Service to raise funds in support of neighbors that experience housing insecurity.  These agencies serve many in our community that need a hand up with day-to-day concerns, housing being one.

 

Lace up your shoes, join in and walk for Housing!

Walk Date:     Sunday, October 3, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.

Walk Length:  You choose: 1 -Mile or 3.4- Mile

Location:          Walk starts at First Presbyterian Church Omaha, 216 S. 34th Street

                                  1- Mile is routed through Midtown Crossing and the Dewey Park community.

                                3.4 -Mile is routed through Midtown Crossing, Dewey Park, Leavenworth Park, Field   

                                        Club, UNMC and Blackstone communities.

Plan to support the Matthew 25 Hand Up for Housing Assistance Walk.

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Saving Light

March 14, 2021

Recent News

Anticipation!

I love having something to look forward to…vacations, birthdays, holidays, even worship each Sunday. Over the years I have found that anticipation is a huge motivator for me in so many ways. And anticipation for life to return to normal here at 34th & Farnam has me counting the days until we kick off a […]

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The Summer of Reconnection

I hope that you are beginning to see some of the signs of re-emergence that I see. More and more, as vaccines are administered and larger percentages of folks are vaccinated, we are beginning to see a return towards normal. I chose that word quite carefully. I do not believe we have seen (or will […]

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A Different Kind of Worship

During this time of this pandemic, one positive that has come from this has been a reassessment of what worship is about. We, as a society, have often fallen into the trap of thinking that worship is about US. What WE like, the hymns and style of music WE like, what WE think should be […]

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