St. Paul Lutheran Church

06/08/2023

Hey all! Check out the ribbon-cutting at St. Paul Lutheran School recently!

The 24-bed Radius facility near 50th Street and Grand Avenue, which will open in July, will serve boys and girls ages 12 to 18 who have encountered trouble with the

01/29/2022

Hi friends, I wanted to let you know Mr. Ulmer, a beloved teacher, tireless volunteer and man of God, passed away Thursday. Details of his funeral and visitation are below.

8/30/1931 – 1/27/2022 Age 90 – Preceded in death by his wife, Marian and son, Mark Ulmer. Survived by his children, Richard Ulmer, Jr., Kathie Matsumura, Kris Hock, Karen Samson, Karol Ulmer, Karla Haggar and their spouses; 12 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren and brother, Robert Ulmer. Visi...

11/22/2020

Check out this Omaha World-Herald article on how River of Life Lutheran is blessing the community.

River of Life Lutheran Church held a drive-thru that provided 200 families with the makings of a full Thanksgiving meal.

08/24/2020

God has awesome plans for the former property of St. Paul. Check out the Omaha World-Herald article on a new residential treatment center for youth:

A new nonprofit group is working on plans for a youth center treating mental health and substance abuse as an alternative to juvenile detention.

08/06/2020

The feeding of the 5,000+ with five loaves of bread and two fish shows how deep Jesus' compassion for the people truly is. Jesus performed that miracle at a time of enormous grief in his own life. Learn what it means to our lives and faith today.

07/21/2020

W**d or wheat? River of Life Lutheran's July 19 sermon focuses on The Parable of the W**ds. Listen to the message of hope and renewal. https://www.riveroflifelutheran.org/weekly-sermons/sowing-the-good-seed.

Parables are described as an earthly story with a Heavenly meaning. In July 19, 2020’s sermon, Joseph Haggas shares how the Parable of the W**ds (Matthew 13:24-30) can serve as a parallel in …

05/17/2020

If you’ve been wondering who bought St. Paul and is now using it for God’s glory, check out the Omaha World-Herald article below.

The property now houses Metro Area Youth Services under the direction of Rodney Evans. Mr. Evans grew up in the neighborhood and has a unique story about how he discovered the property was up for sale.

When you think about it, what an awesome opportunity to continue St. Paul’s 132+ year mission of teaching, teaching and spreading Jesus’ love.

The purchases could shape redevelopment efforts in the area, and some in the community worry that they haven't been involved in those plans.

05/01/2020

Happy May Day! We're gearing up for ! If you're looking for a charity to support, consider Recovery Revival Fellowship. For more information, check out River of Life Lutheran's post.

Let's celebrate what God has done in our lives with a donation to ! We are participating in the 24-hour online fundraising event and need your support. Beginning today through May 20, you can go to https://bit.ly/2VbjHsF and donate as little as $1!

Proceeds will go to lift up individuals and families involved in Recovery Revival Fellowship, a weekly nondenominational worship service dedicated to individuals battling addiction or substance abuse including alcohol and prescription drugs. Fellowship includes a worship band, powerful testimonies and the opportunity to shower broken people with the love Jesus has shown. Learn more about the impact this fellowship provides from people directly involved and donate now!

11/11/2019

September 29, 2019 was St. Paul Lutheran Church's final service in its current location. We have merged with two other congregations.

The new congregation is named River of Life Lutheran Church and is located at 5151 NW Radial Hwy.

Worship time is 9:30 am every Sunday.