Creation Care month: Our Place in the Sun kicks off with a screening of Years of Living Dangerously in the theater at 6:30. Please make a point to attend this outstanding and challenging program. We will have the popcorn ready! Part 3 of three screenings.
UNL’s premiere choral ensemble, will present their final concert of the school year at Westminster. The concert is free. Bring your family and invite your friends. View more information here: UNL NEWS ROOM
Sat., April 21 | 8 AM Scooter’s 2901 S 84th St. Men of Westminster are invited to a breakfast Bible study on the third Saturday of each month. We meet in the private dining room of Scooter’s, just south of 84th and Van Dorn. Dr. Shelbourn leads the study which concludes promptly at 9 am. […]
SUNDAY ADULT EDUCATION | Lounge | 9 AM How can we steward God’s creation? A different speaker each week will help us explore practices that keep our environment clean and beautiful. April 22: Lori Grubber, Lincoln City Forester- People and trees, a marriage made in heaven.
Join us any Sunday in April | 9AM | Parlor As we continue our journey in acknowledging God and understanding who we are and whose we are, our focus in April will be what it means to following the Risen Christ. Drop in or join us for the whole month. Come once in awhile or […]
We are meeting in Westminster parking lot and riding downtown (mostly by trail) to Blaze Pizza. All rides are no-drop, meaning the group won’t leave anyone behind. Helmets are required and you’ll need to carry your own water, and bring money for pizza. Most rides are between 8– 12 miles. Contact : Tracy Murray @ […]
Every week during the school year, we serve a home-cooked meal followed by Adult Education, WOWXL, and Music. Dinner is served in Cole Hall from 5:45 – 6:30 PM $4/Children, $6/Adults, $17 Max/Family. All dinners include salad, fruit & dessert. This week’s menu: Baked chicken broccoli rice casserole Ninth Grade Confirmands Confirmation Sunday […]
Nebraska’s own George Norris, public power crusader, comes to life in the person of Lincoln’s own David Landis. Invite a friend and come listen to his important presentation.
We are honored to have Jim McKee speak to us again. He will tell us about the physical move of the Capitol from Omaha to Lincoln. This will include interesting information about the building of our present Capitol structure.