First Lutheran’s Social Ministry Team is sponsoring an ingathering for Connection Point from May 10-24, offering an opportunity for our congregation to support the practical needs of our neighbors in Lincoln. Connection Point is a…
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Make some noise this Sunday—for a cause that matters. 🔔 Our Noisy Offering will support ConnectioN Point, located at 1333 N. 33rd Street in the Clinton Neighborhood—a diverse and vibrant part of our…
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What does it really feel like to walk through a day without a place to call home? As part of our Lenten Good Neighbor journey, Pastor Erin sits down with First Lutheran member…
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Yesterday, our First Lutheran ministry staff had the privilege of serving lunch at Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach—sharing a meal, conversation and connection with neighbors in our community. These moments reflect the kind…
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Some Afghan families in our community are in limbo, adversely affected by a virtual halt in green card processing, a slowdown in work permits renewals, and a loss of benefits—including food stamps needed…
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Since launching the RaiseRight fundraising program in November, First Lutheran has already raised over $1,200—with all funds supporting our 2025 Gifts of Hope partners. Recently, we gave $750 to Matt Talbot Outreach…
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Winter can be an especially vulnerable time for people returning to the community after incarceration. Many individuals being released from Lancaster County Corrections were arrested during warmer months and are now facing winter…
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A Message to First Lutheran from Alynn Sampson, Executive Director of Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach First, thank you to First Lutheran Church for serving lunch at Matt Talbot for so many years.…
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Our friends at Las Abejitas Bilingual Education Center at First Lutheran Church are hosting a Little Food Pantry to support anyone in our community who may need non-perishable food items. This pantry…
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On October 12, members of our First Lutheran family joined fellow community members for a walk with a purpose. The CROP Hunger Walk isn't just a stroll through Lincoln; it's turning simple steps…
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