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Children’s Christmas Program, December 10th
Join us on December 10th for the Kids Program during Sunday, December 10th church service. It will feature songs of the season including: Hark the Herald Angel’s Sing , O […]
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Advent Workshop – November 26th
Join us for a soup luncheon after service on November 26th. Followed by decorating the Calvin Hall Christmas Tree and other church Christmas trees. Also, create fun holiday decorations for […]
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Thanksgiving Luncheon – Nov. 19, 2023
This years’ Thanksgiving Luncheon will be held on Sunday, November 19th. Please plan to join us for a traditional Thanksgiving meal with all your church friends and family! RSVPs are […]
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Scottish Sunday – October 29th
Join us October 29th as we celebrate Scottish Sunday, the Kirkin’ O the Tartan, where we celebrate the Scottish roots of the Presbyterian Church. This will include an opening procession […]
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Trunk or Treat – October 29th
First Presbyterian Church invites you to our Annual Trunk or Treat. October 29th, from 3 to 5 p.m. at 35th & Farnam. Bring your kids, grandkids, neighbors, or friends to […]
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Hands Up For Housing Walkathon October 8th
Join us on Sunday, October 8th for our Matthew 25 Walkathon. Our Walkathon will support affordable housing initiatives in Omaha. Registration begins at Noon at First Presbyterian Church with the […]
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Rally Sunday- Sept. 10, 2023
Rally Sunday – Join us as we celebrate the start of our Fall Christian Education Classes. When we are All In for Jesus – we are also All In for […]
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VBS 2023
Save the Date – VBS 2023 Join the fun this summer for VBS as we travel to Babylon with Daniel did more than survive a den of hungry lions! […]
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Help for Refugees
As you may know, we are collecting household items for a refugee family we hope to sponsor in the near future. We are working with Morning Star Lutheran Church who […]
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A Time for Reflection
As we turn the page of our calendars to March, we begin the season of Lent, a season before Easter when we are called to reflect and prepare for our […]
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