Coming Events
2008 Events Calendar
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AA Recovery Meeting
This is an open meeting. Enter through the J Street Side to the Basement of the Church.
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Every Thursday Evening
7 PM
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Recovery Church Services
This is a new program for the Recovery Community. The first Recovery Service was Sat., April 5th, 7 PM at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 84th & Pacific. They are continuing every Saturday evening at 7 PM. If you have questions, call Jaclynn Dee Jacobs, 402-312-7176. The place remains the same.
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Saturdays
7 pm
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Journey to Adulthood
Kickoff meeting for youth (6th grade through 12th grade) for introducing the program to youth and parents. The gathering will be at St. Martha's, Papillion, just off 72nd St., 1/4 mile north of Cornhusker Road. More information about this program is on this Web Site under "Our Church / Godly Play - Church School." You can also contact Kristi Smith, 714-7013.
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Wed., Aug. 27th
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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Doing Mission and Ministry Together
A second meeting engaging the churches of the Southeast Region of the Omaha area is on the calendar, but has not yet been confirmed. The churches engaged in this conversation are Holy Spirit, Bellevue, St. Martha's, Papillion, St. Martin's, South Omaha, St. Andrew's, Omaha, and Trinity Cathedral, Omaha. The meetings are being convened by Canon Judi Yeates from the Diocesan Office. The first meeting, held August 6th, brought together about 30 persons from the participating churches. It was a most significant beginning for giving thought to ways in which we can do mission and ministry together. The program for our youth, Journey to Adulthood, is a direct result of this first meeting. More is to come as we explore together, what we can do together.
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Sat., Sept. 6th
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Do you have an Event or Activity to be added? Please email it to
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Questions about service times or any of the events listed above?
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main development challenges and to the calls of civil society, the MDGs promote poverty reduction,
education, maternal health, gender equality, and aim at combating child mortality,
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