Tickets are on sale now at the table in the Atrium this weekend and Wednesday the 23rd.
$8 for Adult tickets ($10 at the door)
$5 for Children ages 12-3
FREE for kids 3 and under
All proceeds to benefit Little Lamb Preschool. 

We need your HELP! 
Host a booth, donate items for the silent or live auctions, or volunteer to help the night of the event. Everyone of all skill levels are needed.

To volunteer or donate auction items talk to Tonya
tonya@dsomaha.org | (402) 895-1500

You may help us officially welcome Trish by sending your
well-wishes to trish@dsomaha.org

Join Pastor Sean to assist our friends at Living Water Lutheran Church in Mexico Beach Florida in continued relief work. Their community was destroyed by Hurricane Michael in October 2018. Within weeks we collected an offering for immediate assistance and are now sending a team of volunteers in March for rebuilding and relief efforts. We will house in Pensacola, Florida at Trinity Lutheran church camp. $125 covers all transportation, food and lodging.

Bring your friends, sons, father, or neighbors with you. This is for all ages with a simple breakfast and snacks provided. 

We will venture into the inspirational series from Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow, as he shares stories from his life to illustrate what it means to seize each day for God’s glory. He challenges us to step out in courage because this is the day to act. No matter where you find yourself, you can make the most of today. 
Cost is $5 at the door.

Campaign volunteers are aiming to visit every household in the congregation to discuss the campaign and to ask for consideration of a 3-year pledge. Expect a visit!  If you are ready for a visit call the church office at 895-1500 and let us know.

First Sunday after the Epiphany
Communion offered at 5pm and 8am Services

The Message
"Devoted to: The Breaking of Bread" Matthew 26:17-30

Breakfast. Who doesn’t know what breakfast is?  With breakfast, we break our overnight fast (unless you are in the habit of getting up in the middle of the night and finding a snack.) “Break bread.”  Now this is a different expression that has Biblical origins.  Dr. Luke records that the first Christians devoted themselves to, among other things, “the breaking of bread.”  The breaking of bread can refer to sharing a meal together, but more specifically, this expression refers to sharing the Lord’s Supper, Holy Communion or The Eucharist together.  At the Last Supper, Jesus broke bread, unleavened Passover bread to be precise, with his disciples and said, “Take and eat.” Then he passed the cup and said, “Drink from it, all of you.”  The followers of Jesus have been devoted to this life-giving meal since that Thursday night long ago.  Let us break bread together.

Sermon Series Continued for January 2019
"Membership Matters"
Foundational Scripture - Acts 2:42

26th/27th
"Devoted to: Prayer" - James 5:13-20