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Type your congregation/organization name here. Date. Modified 10/07. To the 245 Congregations in the Nebraska District. Thank you for your support of the missions and ministries in and of Nebraska. NEBRASKA DISTRICT MINISTRIES.

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  1. Type your congregation/organization name here Date Modified 10/07

  2. To the 245 Congregations in the Nebraska District Thank you for your support of the missions and ministries in and of Nebraska

  3. NEBRASKA DISTRICT MINISTRIES Revelation 7:9—After this I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people, and language standing before the throne and in front of the Lamb. They were wearing white robes and were holding palm branches in their hands. Welcome to a glimpse into your:

  4. Lamb of God 1C Word of Life New Church Plants

  5. Lamb of God-Omaha • January 2003, the need for a church start envisioned • March 2003, first Divine Service was held at Lamb of God • June 2003, recognized as a member of the LCMS • June 2003, Philip Houser was called to serve as Administrative Pastor. • Strategically located at 72nd and L Street right off of I-80 • September 23, 2007-Dedication service

  6. Lamb of God-Omaha

  7. 1C-Columbus • From Hanger 7 at Columbus Airport, to a garage, to a place 1C now calls home, a former Sunmart store in the heart of Columbus, NE • January 2007, Jerry Steger graduated from the Lay Leadership program of the Nebraska District LCMS • December of 2005, Jerry was commissioned at Peace, Columbus, to head up a mission church • 1C’s goals: • Reaching out to those in the community who do not attend church • Focus on those who have stopped attending church regularly

  8. 1C-Columbus

  9. Word of Life-NW Lincoln area • Served by Vicar Larry Oetting. • A church plant in the NW Lincoln area, one of the fastest growing areas in Lincoln • Plans are to be located in the Fallbrook or surrounding area, near Hwy. 34, west of N 1st street, or near 14th street north of I-80 • Word of Life’s goals: • Draw the de-churched to the life-giving message of Christ • Draw the non-churched to the life-giving message of Christ • Through: • Methods, language, and worship

  10. Word of Life-NW Lincoln area The Word is Christ The Word is Truth The Word is Life Courtesy of www.balanceisgood.com

  11. Arnold Ashby Merriman Mullen Thedford Sandhills Ministry • Cody • Crookston • Bingham • Hyannis A vast and sparsely populated land Courtesy of www.fws.gov

  12. -Swede Valley Lutheran Church- Ashby, Hyannis-Bingham Lutheran Church, Bingham-Faith Lutheran Church, Hyannis • Served by Vicar Andy Safarik

  13. Sandhills facts: • Encompasses approximately 19,300 square miles of sand dunes • Stretches 265 miles across Nebraska • Rangeland covers 95% of the Sandhills or 12.75 million acres Vast and sparsely populated Courtesy of westcentral.unl.edu/GSL/Sandhills.htm

  14. Sandhills facts: • Has dunes that are: • as high as 400 feet • as long as 20 miles • and slopes as steep as 25% • Are the largest sand dune formations in the Western Hemisphere • One of the largest grass-stabilized dune regions in the world Vast and sparsely populated Courtesy of westcentral.unl.edu/GSL/Sandhills.htm

  15. Grace Lutheran Church, MerrimanZion Lutheran Church, CrookstonCody—Preaching Station • Served by Rev. Rudy Schaff • Served by Rev. Ben Eickhoff Zion Lutheran Church, ArnoldTrinity Lutheran Church, ThedfordMullen-Preaching station

  16. Jesus Our Savior Lutheran Outreach Preschool Native American Ministry

  17. Jesus Our Savior-Outreach • Served by Rev. Ricky Jacob

  18. Jesus Our Savior Lutheran Outreach provides: -hope through the Word -new life to a lost and hurting people -through the Waters of Holy Baptism Jesus Our Savior-Outreach

  19. Jesus Our Savior-Preschool • Served by Jana Inglehart

  20. Jesus Our Savior Lutheran Preschool provides: -a place for children on the reservation to learn about Jesus -a place for the children to learn about the 10 Commandments, Lord’s Prayer, Apostle’s Creed, and more -an open door to share the love of Jesus not only with the children on the reservation, but with their families as well Jesus Our Savior-Preschool

  21. King of Kings, Omaha Christ, Lincoln Sudanese Evangelical, Omaha Trinity, Grand Island Sudanese Ministry

  22. King of Kings, Omaha • Served by Vicar • Riek Marwang

  23. Recovery and Health Restored:

  24. To God alone be all of the Glory: • For the hand of protection on these dear children of God from Sudanese Evangelical Lutheran Church • For the recovery of all • Sincerest thank yous: • For your prayers during this difficult time • For your outpouring generous support Forever and ever. Amen!

  25. Christ Lutheran,Lincoln • Served by • Rev. John Deang • Vicar James Riang

  26. “Step Out” Omaha: • August 25 and 26 • 256 participated • Beautiful Savior and Divine Shepherd sent busloads ACCOMPLISHED… • Many mission projects in North and South Omaha • Bob and Carol Callahan’s home painted • Many cleanup projects at Mercy Mission Center completed

  27. “Step Out” Omaha: “It’s a miracle that they’ll do that. I can’t thank those people enough that they would take time out of their busy lives to do that.”—Callahan’s

  28. Sudanese Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mission, Omaha • Served by Vicar Peter Gatkuoth and leader Peter Bur

  29. Trinity, Grand Island • Vicars Marwang, Gatkuoth, and Riang; and Rev. Deang are meeting with Sudanese in Grand Island to start worship services • Rev. Rinehart will help them to find a place of worship and office space at Trinity • Sudanese leaders will take turns leading worship services • Services will begin September 30

  30. Sudanese Ministries are: Encouraged and supported largely by Rev. John Deang, Missionary-at-Large to African Immigrants in Nebraska

  31. Sudan Ministries: The 245 Congregations of the Nebraska District partner together with LCMS World Mission to do mission work in Sudan

  32. Mercy Center, Omaha • A mission opportunity: • To provide • Food • Home • Shelter • To those in need Plans are still being developed

  33. Hispanic Ministry • Cristo Cordero de Dios, Grand Island • Beautiful Savior and Cross, Omaha • La Trinidad, Lexington

  34. Cristo Cordero de Dios,Grand Island • Rev. Jorge Santamaria has faithfully served the past 9 years • Rev. Santamaria will retire December 31, 2007

  35. To call a pastor that would do Hispanic mission work along Highway 30 Including the communities of: Fremont Schuyler Columbus An opportunity?

  36. La Trinidad, Lexington • Served by Rev. Joel Hormachea

  37. Beautiful Savior and Cross, Omaha • Currently Obdulio has: • Completed Old Testament studies • Completed New Testament studies • Started studies in Doctrine Obdulio Felix, his wife, Yoliza, and their three children (David, and Marianne, and a newborn) prepare to do missionary work in Omaha. A joint effort between Beautiful Savior and Cross. • In September Obdulio will: • Enroll at the Center for Hispanic Studies, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis • Begin training for pastoral ministry

  38. Hispanic Ministry • In the meantime Obdulio: • Will grow in his understanding of Lutheran theology • Is adapting to life in the United States • Is forming relationships with Omaha Hispanics • Assists with worship using his music abilities • Is teaching Bible studies under pastoral supervision

  39. University of Nebraska-Kearney University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of Nebraska-Omaha Wayne State College-Wayne Campus Ministries

  40. University Lutheran University of Nebraska-Kearney • Holy Cross, Kearney and the Nebraska District partner together to do campus ministry work at UNK • Judy Wellman serves as Campus Coordinator

  41. Campus Ministries: • Provides: • Caring • Sharing the love of Christ • Reaching out • To students who are: • Traditional • Nontraditional • Domestic • International

  42. University Lutheran Chapel University of Nebraska-Lincoln • The Chapel staff: • Rev. Bill Steinbauer • Mark Meyer • Susanna McCormack

  43. Campus Ministries: • Reaches out through: • Bible studies • Freshman • Women’s/Men’s • Couples • Fellowship • Worshiping together • Building relationships

  44. Pacific Hills Lutheran Church Omaha Area Campuses-Omaha • The ministry staff: • Stacey Swan • Adam Peters • Pacific Hills Lutheran Church is part of this vital campus ministry • Pacific Hills invites Omaha churches to partner with them to reach out to college students

  45. Wayne State College-Wayne • Served by Rev. John Pasche

  46. Deaf Ministry, Omaha • Vicar Mark Winkelman is serving Bethlehem Deaf and Bethany • This is a partnership among St. Paul, Bethany, Bethlehem Deaf, and the Nebraska District

  47. District Ministries: Under the direction and faithfully served by: Rev. Richard Boring Executive for Missions and Outreach

  48. Please join the Nebraska District staff to hear: Rev. Mark Junkans of LINC Houston share a presentation about who and what they are. Meeting Place: Mercy Center 4001 Q Street; Omaha, NE Date: October 6, 2007 Time: 10am-2:30pm The area around the Omaha churches is changing every day. Are we prepared to meet the challenge of reaching out? Please join the Nebraska District staff to hear: Please join the Nebraska District staff to hear: Please join the Nebraska District staff to hear: Please join the Nebraska District staff to hear: Rev. Mark Junkans, of LINC Houston, share a presentation about who and what they are. Rev. Mark Junkans, of LINC Houston, share a presentation about who and what they are. Rev. Mark Junkans, of LINC Houston, share a presentation about who and what they are. Rev. Mark Junkans, of LINC Houston, share a presentation about who and what they are. Meeting Place: Mercy Center 4001 Q Street; Omaha, NE Date: October 6, 2007 Time: 10am-2:30pm Meeting Place: Mercy Center 4001 Q Street; Omaha, NE Date: October 6, 2007 Time: 10am-2:30pm Meeting Place: Mercy Center 4001 Q Street; Omaha, NE Date: October 6, 2007 Time: 10am-2:30pm Meeting Place: Mercy Center 4001 Q Street; Omaha, NE Date: October 6, 2007 Time: 10am-2:30pm • In the meeting: • Find out how Omaha can use the LINC Houston model • Brainstorm the target areas of mission work God may be calling the churches in Omaha to develop • Hear about how the District has purchased the Zion/Peace property and how this property might be used for mission work in Omaha • In the meeting: • Find out how Omaha can use the LINC Houston model • Brainstorm the target areas of mission work God may be calling the churches in Omaha to develop • Hear about how the District has purchased the Zion/Peace property and how this property might be used for mission work in Omaha • In the meeting: • Find out how Omaha can use the LINC Houston model • Brainstorm the target areas of mission work God may be calling the churches in Omaha to develop • Hear about how the District has purchased the Zion/Peace property and how this property might be used for mission work in Omaha • In the meeting: • Find out how Omaha can use the LINC Houston model • Brainstorm the target areas of mission work God may be calling the churches in Omaha to develop • Hear about how the District has purchased the Zion/Peace property and how this property might be used for mission work in Omaha The area around the Omaha churches is changing every day. Are we prepared to meet the challenge of reaching out? Go to www.linchouston.org to learn more about this ministry. If you would like to attend, RSVP to carolo@ndlcms.org or 888-643-2961 by September 28. The area around the Omaha churches is changing every day. Are we prepared to meet the challenge of reaching out? Go to www.linchouston.org to learn more about this ministry. If you would like to attend, RSVP to carolo@ndlcms.org or 888-643-2961 by September 28. The area around the Omaha churches is changing every day. Are we prepared to meet the challenge of reaching out? Go to www.linchouston.org to learn more about this ministry. If you would like to attend, RSVP to carolo@ndlcms.org or 888-643-2961 by September 28. The area around the Omaha churches is changing every day. Are we prepared to meet the challenge of reaching out? Go to www.linchouston.org to learn more about this ministry. If you would like to attend, RSVP to carolo@ndlcms.org or 888-643-2961 by September 28.

  49. Once Again- To the 245 Congregations in the Nebraska District Thank you again, for your support of the missions and ministries in and of the Nebraska District.

  50. Once Again- To the 245 Congregations in the Nebraska District Thank you again, for your support of the missions and ministries in and of the Nebraska District.

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