On Sunday, May 17, 2026, the National Mall will be the scene of a historic gathering as Americans of every background across the country prepare for the nation’s 250th birthday with Scripture, testimony, prayer, and rededication of our country as One Nation to God. From morning fellowship in front of the U.S. Capitol to an evening filled with music anchored at the main stage on 12th Street, Rededicate 250 will be rooted in giving thanks for God’s presence in our national life throughout 250 years of American history and asking for his guidance for the next 250. 

Join us any time after church until 5:00pm in the Youth Room to join in and watch the livestream of the event together.

Three Pillars of the Day

Pillar I — The Miracles that Made Us: A reflection on God’s providence throughout 250 years, honoring the faith that inspired America’s founders and has carried us forward in every generation since.

Pillar II — The Miracles Still in Our Midst: Personal testimonies of God’s healing in our lives and in our land.

Pillar III — A New Birth of Faith and Freedom: A collective expression of gratitude for 250 years of freedom — and a unified moment of rededication asking for God’s blessing, guidance, and grace for the next 250.

• WHAT: ALL churches, ministries, and people across the Metro area are invited to join the Citywide Prayer Network of Churches and Ministries for 12 hours of intentional prayer & worship over varying topics, that will be led by various churches in the Metro area.

• WHEN: Thursday, May 7th from 6am to 6pm.

• WHERE: Good News Church: 7415 Hickory St. Omaha, Nebraska 68124

• SCHEDULE:

  6AM — Good News (Al Harrell) — The Church

  7AM — Eagle’s Nest (Miriam Midzi) — Judiciary

  8AM — Tribe Church (Diane Cahill) — The Body of Christ

  9AM — Empty Tomb (Steve Sheridan) — Those that have never heard the Gospel

  10AM — Lifegate Church (Carol Clough) — Marriage and the Family

  11AM — King of Kings Church (Barb Durbin & Linda Gidley) — Education

  Noon — Living Waters Church (Shelli Muldoon) — Government

  1PM — Esther 8:6 (David Klasna)

  2PM — Karen Christian Revival Church (Hen Serku) — Economy/Business

  3PM — Trinity Hope Foursquare Church (Sister Monica Saffold) — Youth

  4PM — Mt. Sinai (Pastor Voycell Neal & Maxine Hodges)

  5PM — Revival Church (Michaela Randolph)

We are partnering with The Upside Farm as our local ministry partner.

The Upside is creating community and belonging for adults with disabilities through meaningful connection and joyful experiences through monthly Hope Nights.

• WHAT: Volunteer for Hope Night this Friday night at Tribe. This is a special evening for adults with special needs, giving caregivers a night off while guests enjoy dinner, live music and fun activities (cookie decorating, crafts, Legos, bingo, and karaoke)

• WHO: Everyone

• WHEN: Friday, May 1st from 6-8:30pm

• WHERE: Tribe Church

• QUESTIONS: Contact Karl Ostrand at 402-609-6015

• GET INVOLVED: Volunteer to help with the night—it’s a simple way to make a meaningful impact. Click here for more information.

Join us for an inspiring evening dedicated to celebrating lives restored and hearts healed through the power of forgiveness. The Fresh Start Gala brings together friends, partners, and supporters who share a passion for seeing individuals and communities walk in true freedom.

This special evening will highlight the mission and impact of Fresh Start, helping people address unresolved hurt, offense, and loss through a clear, biblical process that leads to lasting freedom.

5:00pm-Doors Open

5:30pm-Reception

6:00pm-Program & Dinner

The Relevant Center
21220 Elkhorn Dr
Elkhorn, NE 68022

To help you prepare, here are the details:
Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Attire: Cocktail attire suggested, but not required.
Parking: arrive early to allow for parking and check-in.

What to Expect
Guests will experience a meaningful program featuring powerful stories of freedom, vision for the future of Fresh Start, and opportunities to engage with the work God is doing through this ministry. The evening will include dinner, special presentations, and moments designed to inspire reflection, hope, and action.

Why It Matters
Forgiveness is not a one-time decision; it is a journey. When people are forgiven, learn how to forgive, and walk in freedom, families change, relationships are restored, and communities are transformed. Fresh Start equips individuals and leaders around the world to live out this freedom and help others do the same.

Join Us
Whether you attend as a guest, participate as a sponsor, or support the gala through giving, your involvement helps extend the message of Forgiven, Forgiving & Free to hearts across nations.

WHAT: Join us for Tribes Annual Cornhole Tournament! We'll have several games of cornhole going, along with food! Come enjoy some time laughing and connecting with your tribe!

WHO: Everyone, bring a friend!

WHEN: Friday, April 24th @ 6pm.

WHERE: Tribe multipurpose room.

COST: Free

QUESTIONS: Contact Justin Kofoed - justin@tribeomaha.com

RSVP: Registration Deadline: Thursday, April 23rd @ 11:30pm

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED

Join Us for Tribe Women’s Spring Brunch!

Come enjoy a delicious brunch, meaningful connection with other women, and an inspiring message from Emily Lanphier.

Theme: Formed - Throughout our lives, God is shaping us—through seasons of joy, challenges, growth, and waiting. Like clay in the hands of a potter, every experience can be used to form something beautiful.

At this year’s brunch, we’ll reflect on how God forms our character, strengthens our faith, and uses every part of our story for His purpose. We will also explore rhythms and practices that help us abide in Christ and allow his hands to shape us in every season!

"Yet you, Lord, are our Father. We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand."
— Isaiah 64:8

Cost: $20

Registration: Closed

Invite a friend and join us for a beautiful morning of community, encouragement, and faith.

For questions, contact Julie Ostrand at julie@tribeomaha.com.

Men! Join us on April 11th for Tribe’s Annual Spring Men’s Retreat.  Come hang out with other Tribe men in the outdoors fellowshipping, eating, competing and enjoying God's design!

GUEST SPEAKER: NFL and Hukser Running Back Roy Helu

AGENDA:

• 4:00 pm - fun events (games and activities)

• 6:00 pm - dinner

• 7:00 pm - bonfire

COST:  $10 (Cost covers dinner)

LOCATION:  Cahill property near Two Rivers

One minute you are a blushing bride and the next you are buried under a pile of laundry, surrounded by dishes and the demands of life.  You wonder what happened to “That Girl”. You know, the one who used to daydream about her husband and delighted in planning ways to surprise him. The girl who couldn’t wait to jump in bed at the end of the day.  Join us for a 5 week book club where we can be honest about our marriages, ask the hard questions about marriage and intimacy, and encourage one another as we rediscover “That Girl”. 

Open to all married women.  Dinner and childcare provided. If you have any questions please text Sara at 402-639-3490.

Dates: Mondays at 6:00pm (April 6th - May 4th)
Location: Kangas's Home (1624 N 150th Court)
Cost: $25