Faith Coalition of Lancaster County
Promoting unity, understanding, and mutual support among diverse faith traditions in Lancaster County.
All About Parks: Caring for the Places We Share
With Maggie Stuckey-Ross, Director of Lincoln Parks and Recreation
Wednesday, November 11 | 12:00–1:00 PM
Eastridge Presbyterian Church | 1135 Eastridge Drive, Lincoln
Our parks, trails, recreation centers, and public spaces are more than places to play, exercise, or enjoy nature. They're places where community happens—and places we hold in common.
Join the Faith Coalition of Lancaster County as we welcome Maggie Stuckey-Ross, Director of Lincoln Parks and Recreation, for a conversation about the department's work, its vision for Lincoln's parks and public spaces, and the opportunities and challenges involved in caring for these shared community resources.
We'll also explore how residents and faith communities can take part in caring for the places that bring us together.
As part of this year's theme, What We Hold in Common, we invite you to consider how the spaces we share help shape the community we become.
In-Person or Online Participation
If you’re attending in person, please bring your own brown bag lunch.
Use the button below to join by zoom.
Community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
Sunday, November 22, 2026 | 3:00 p.m.
South Street Temple, 2061 S. 20th St., Lincoln
People of all faiths are invited to gather for this annual community service of gratitude and thanksgiving. This year's featured speaker is Rev. Irene Prince, pastor of Quinn Chapel AME Church in Lincoln and Mount Olive AME Church in Emporia, Kansas.
Clergy from a variety of faith traditions will participate.
Everyone is welcome to sing! An interfaith choir will rehearse at 2:00 p.m., just before the service. No advance rehearsal is required. For more information, contact Brian Pfoltner at musicdir@fpclincoln.org or 402-477-6037.
A reception will follow the service, offering an opportunity to connect with neighbors across faith traditions. You're welcome to bring a dessert to share, as well as nonperishable food items for the Food Bank of Lincoln. Both are entirely optional.
All are welcome!
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:
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.