All Saint Omaha

Education for Ministry (EFM)

Education for Ministry is a four-year ministry formation and theological education program for lay people. Participants meet once a week during the school year and are led by trained mentors. Participants form a tight-knit community while they study the Bible, church history, and theology, as they learn to engage together in theological reflection. EFM is an outreach program of the School of Theology, University of the South, located in Sewanee, Tennessee. 

Students are guided in discerning and nurturing their ministries, as we are called to do by our baptismal covenant. The process provides each member with knowledge and confidence about themselves, the Bible, theology, and ethics as they deepen their faith. Contact us HERE for more information on EFM.

Sunday's adult forum is a five-week study of the book, Signs and Wonders by Amy-Jill Levine .

Signs and Wonders – the Miracles of Jesus is the name of the Adult forum which begins on Sunday April 7 at 9:15. We meet in the library and the class usually last about 45 minutes.Signs and Wonders is a book/dvd produced by Amy-Jill Levine. For each miracle that she discusses she explores not only how people in the First Century would have understood the events but also how today’s readers can draw meaning from Jesus’words and actions.There will be some books available in the class or you can order them for your kindle of from Amazon.

Join us at 9:15 in the church library or connect by Zoom

Sacred Ground

Sacred Ground is a 10-part series built around a powerful online curriculum focused on Indigenous, Black, Latino, and Asian/Pacific American histories as they intersect with European American histories. It is focused on the challenges that swirl around issues of race and racism, and the difficult but respectful and transformative dialogue we need to have with each other. Registration for the Nebraska Dioceses is open until Nov. 17th.
Small groups are invited to walk through chapters of America’s history of race and racism, while weaving in threads of family story, economic class, and political and regional identity.  For more information click here.