St, Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church is located on Harrison. It is on the north side of the street putting it in South Omaha. It is at Harrison and 50th. The church has many stained glass windows depicting I suppose the apostles. Also symbols made of iron above the doors. There is a community center next door.
Showing posts with label Omaha churches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Omaha churches. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Zion Baptist Church, North Omaha
Zion Baptist Church was finished in 1916. It replaced and earlier church which was destroyed by the Easter tornado of 1913. It was designed by architect Clarence (Cap) Wigington. It is at 2215 Grant Street, a couple blocks off of 24th Street.
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Thursday, September 25, 2025
Non LDS Churches in Omaha, Bellevue
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Churches of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
I have been inside three LDS churches in the Omaha area. This include the Bellevue church where I atten on Sundays, The Papillion church where I attended stake conference, and the branch where Charity attends, which is not a church but the basement of a V.A. clinic that the church rents for their branch. Miranda attends the singles ward at the institute building by University of Nebraska Omaha.
| Winter Quarters Temple in Florence, Omaha |
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| The institute building. I have been told they have a nice recreational facility in the basement |
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| Our stake center in Papillion. This is on 84th street south of 370 |
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| Where Charity's branch, Field Club, meets off of 10th street in Omaha |
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| grotto by their building, there because of the hospital that use to be there. It is closed off because of drug usage |
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| Bellevue church Where I attend is on Harlan east of Fort Crook |
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