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Covenant, Presbyterian Church

Churches

📍 15002 Blondo St, Omaha, NE, 68116

📞 402-498-9000

To Know Christ and To Make Him Known! Covenant Presbyterian Church has been serving Omaha and the surrounding area since 1893. CPC offers both traditional and contemporary worship services to adhere to individual preferences, as well as preschool programs for 3, 4, and 5 year-old. Our Ministries Include: • Life Groups • Adult Education • Music Ministry • Youth Ministry • Children's Ministries • Senior Ministry • Recovery Groups We are committed to connecting, growing and serving Omaha together. Visitors and new members are always welcome! See our website for a full calendar of events.

Dundee Presbyterian Church

Churches

📍 5312 Underwood Ave, Omaha, NE, 68132

📞 402-558-2330

Come as you are, but also come expecting to grow. We’re a congregation with a rich history, a biblical vision for the future, and a strong faith in Christ. As a multigenerational church we offer opportunities for people of all ages and stages of life. Come as you are, but also come expecting to grow. Our Vision: • Everyone experiencing the love of Jesus Christ together: • Everyone a Caregiver (John 13:34), • Everyone a Disciple Maker (Matthew 28:19), • Everyone a Missionary (Acts 1:8) What We Believe: • Scripture Alone (Sola Scriptura) This declaration affirms that the Bible is authoritative as God’s revealed word to humankind. • For the Glory of God Alone (Soli Deo Gloria) When it comes to understanding the “why” of life, we believe that everything in creation, including ourselves, exists to know, celebrate, and honor how great God is. • By the Work of Christ Alone (Solo Christo) There is no other mediator between God and humankind other than Jesus. We believe that it is through Jesus alone, through his death and resurrection on the cross, that we have the opportunity to approach God and enjoy God’s love. • By Grace Alone (Solo Gratia) We believe doing good works definitely has its place, but with this statement Reformed Theology declares that access to God isn’t achieved through works, but through God choosing to show favor toward us out of God’s mercy and grace. Our efforts and works then become our ongoing thank you note. • By Faith Alone (Sola Fide) The Bible teaches that a relationship with God is free to those who seek it. Jesus has already paid the price for us. The love of God is available to us simply through faith—a combination of belief and trust.