I started coming to this church with my parents in probably 2011. My dad was talking to the music…read moreminister, and we got to talking, too, and the next thing I knew, I was on the worship team the following week. For months after, I always felt like I hadn't paid my church dues, as it were, and worried what people were thinking about such a new person leading the worship. After missing two weeks due to various activities, I returned, and was surprised to find how much I'd been missed. The congregation is so kind and welcoming, as is our pastor and associate pastor. Pastor Jon's sermons are always relevant, interesting, and informative, despite his casual approach to Sunday mornings (by casual, I mean he won't stand on stage. He doesn't like to look OVER the congregation, but to them). We have a nursery for both services, as well as Sunday School for children and adults. If you're shopping for a church, give us a try!

I've been going to Easside Christian for about 15 years. It has grown in its congregation, but…read morestill has the feel of a close knit family. The teachings are all Bible based. The minister and the elders are all very approachable.

The 1st time I went to this Church, I was greeted by lots of people as soon as I walked in the door…read more- Which is odd in most Churches. Usually a new person at many Churches seems to get left out, until you get to know some people. It wasn't like that at all here. The message from the Pastor was In-depth Bible Teaching. It was nice not just hearing stories with a bit of the Bible sprinkled in. The Pastor went out his way to make me feel welcome. The music from the Praise Team was Top Notch for a Smaller Church! ---- Glad I decided to check this Church Out!!!

From the owner: At Walk of Grace Chapel, we specialize in verse-by-verse Bible study that focuses on the gospel of…read moreGod's grace, helping you understand and apply scripture in your daily life. Our Christ-centered worship creates an atmosphere where individuals and families can connect with God through music and prayer. We are a warm, welcoming church family committed to spiritual growth, community, and support. Whether you're seeking to deepen your faith, build lasting relationships, or serve others, we offer weekly services, Bible study resources, and a variety of opportunities to connect with others in a meaningful way.

I've grown up in this Church right now youth group is small and we hope to grow. All the pastors…read moreare true to what they teach and have a whole heart dedicated to Christ. This church is a true church of God.

What started as a biker bar is now an uber clean, all ages, Christian music club... and,…read moreunfortunately, one of the only underaged music venues in CB. Rebels His Hands (as it is called), is a small, cramped and run down place surrounded by shady taverns and railroad tracks. I used to go down here Friday nights in junior high school. When you're a 7th grader, this place that looks so grimy and tattered, full of torn up pool tables, street signs and broken arcade games, where you can buy Jones Soda and chips and listen to unknown local bands play, is awesome. When you're 21 and want to listen to a decent band and kick back with a beer, not so much. It's not so much the atmosphere at Rebels, the dirty biker bar feel is kind of cool, kind of punk or metal or whatever. What makes this place suck so bad, for both the musicians and the audience, is the super conservatism. If you're a band, you're lyrics have to be clean, if they catch you using, non-God appropriate language, you get asked to leave. What's worse is the fact that even the audience can't use language, they will get asked to leave also. There's no artistic freedom there, you can't even get close to "questionable content", a friend's band got in trouble for covering "Suck My Kiss" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers there once. This song doesn't have much language but what they were more offended by was the fact that "suck my kiss" sound to close to something sexual. If you're band has a schtick, such as wearing suits on stage (that was what my former ska band did), they will not allow you to play. They are so concerned about kids having fun that they almost become the "fun Nazis", you can enter the building in a suit and tie, if you do they will cut off your tie and hang it from the rafters. Overall, it's an okay place to get a start as a young 8th grade musician, but if you're serious about what you do and not super religious or even just wanna have fun at a show, don't go to Rebels.

I have been a member of this church all my life. It is a place that has traditional services. The…read morepeople are friendly, and welcoming. The Christmas Eve midnight service is a must. Its a peaceful service with the tradition of a candle light silent night at the end. From their website ( www.kmlchurch.org ) : While Kountze is among the largest ELCA churches in Nebraska, it maintains a family-like atmosphere among its members. Our members come from all over the city and surrounding communities, from various social and economic backgrounds. Whether you have belonged to Kountze for generations or just joined last week, Kountze takes pride in providing a welcoming community to everyone. Join us for worship this week: Saturday at 5 p.m. Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. They also have a wonderful clinic.On February 25, Kountze Memorial opens a free health clinic, staffed by volunteers, for the purposes of providing much needed medical care to the surrounding community. Its mission is to empower those it serves toward health of the body, mind, and spirit. Healing Gift Free Clinic, LLC Hours: Thursdays, 4-6 p.m. (first-come, first-served) Enter through the south doors of Kountze by the church office.

From the owner: Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, located in the heart of Omaha, NE, has been a cornerstone of the…read morecommunity since 1858. As one of the oldest Lutheran Churches in the area, they hold a rich history of faith and fellowship. Dedicated to serving and uplifting their congregation and the broader community, Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church offers a warm, welcoming environment for worship, spiritual growth, and community service. Whether you're new to Omaha or a long-time resident, you’ll find a place to belong at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church.