Faith Coalition of Lancaster County
Promoting unity, understanding, and mutual support among diverse faith traditions in Lancaster County.
ConnectioN Point:
Connecting in a Fractured Society
Faith Coalition of Lancaster County – December Gathering
Wednesday, November 10 | 12:00–1:00 PM
Eastridge Presbyterian Church | 1135 Eastridge Drive, Lincoln
How do we (re)connect in a fractured society?
Join us for our final Faith Coalition gathering of 2025, featuring Rev. Katherine Ebeling-Frazier, Justice and Outreach Coordinator for the Southeast Nebraska District of the United Methodist Church, and Pastor at ConnectioN Point—a former Methodist church turned community hub in Lincoln’s Clinton neighborhood.
Katherine will share how ConnectioN Point lives out its mission to foster belonging, hospitality, and healing in a divided world. The building serves as a home for programs such as Open Shelf, Career Closet, NAMI support groups, English classes, and Lunch Church—creating a space where people support and serve one another across differences.
We’ll reflect on what it looks like to build community through shared vulnerability, partnership, and trust—and how faith communities can be connectors in times of disconnection.
Attend in person (bring a brown bag lunch) or join us via Zoom (link below)
Join Us For Our Monthly Meetings
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In Person and Online
Our Monthly FCLC Gatherings take place on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from September through June at noon. They offer presentations on topics of shared interest by members of the Faith Coalition and community partners.
FCLC meetings are open to the public. We hope you can join us in person at Eastridge Presbyterian Church (1135 Eastridge Drive), OR via ZOOM:
Watch the Replay: 41st Annual Mayor’s Interfaith Prayer Breakfast
Did you miss this year’s Mayor’s Interfaith Prayer Breakfast? Or want to experience it again?
The 2025 breakfast, held on Thursday, May 1, brought together voices from Lincoln’s diverse faith communities for a morning of sacred readings, music, and reflection around this year’s theme: “Just Love.”
Our keynote speaker, Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, offered a powerful message on love, justice, and community that left a lasting impact.
The full program is now available to watch online.
Past Meetings and Supporting Materials
Mary Choate, Esq., Executive Director of CLIA shared about CLIA’s vital work providing comprehensive legal services to immigrants and refugees in Nebraska.
The presentation also addressed anticipated changes in U.S. immigration policy under the incoming administration, as well as ways how faith communities can provide meaningful assistance to those facing uncertainty.
Vision Statement:
The Faith Coalition of Lancaster County seeks to be a robust resource for all faith traditions for faith engagement, education, and support, especially when discrimination, marginalization, and tragedies occur.