St. Paul’s Anglican Church

St. Paul's Anglican Church in Omaha, Nebraska, is a Christ-centered Anglican congregation committed to a biblically faithful and historically rooted way of following Jesus. The church follows the Book of Common Prayer and celebrates Holy Communion every Sunday. Visitors are warmly welcomed and encouraged to come as they are, with a focus on reverence, thoughtful liturgy, and sacramental life. Join Us This Sunday.

St. Paul's Anglican Church in Omaha, Nebraska, is a community dedicated to making disciples of Jesus Christ. The church emphasizes worship, spiritual growth, and fellowship, with services shaped by the Book of Common Prayer and a strong sacramental tradition. Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday, and the church is part of the Diocese of Quincy within the Anglican Church in North America. The congregation is rooted in the early Christian tradition and seeks to preserve the teachings of the apostolic era. They are a 'reformed catholic' tradition, embracing a middle way that combines biblical Reformation principles with the practices of the ancient Catholic Church. The church is known for its high church and liturgical atmosphere, yet it warmly welcomes visitors and encourages participation at their own comfort level. Read More.

St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Omaha, NE, offers a reverent, Christ-centered worship experience rooted in the Book of Common Prayer. First-time visitors will notice a warm welcome, a focus on sacramental tradition, and a liturgical style that balances Reformation principles with ancient Catholic practices. The congregation emphasizes community and spiritual growth through structured services and recurring events like Theology by the Pint.

Pros

• Welcomes visitors with an open invitation to attend at their own comfort level
• Offers clear Sunday worship times at 9:00 AM with Holy Communion celebrated weekly
• Provides dedicated facilities including a sanctuary, nursery, and fellowship hall
• Features recurring community events like Women’s Night and catechesis classes
• Embraces a liturgical tradition combining biblical Reformation and Catholic practices
• Part of the Diocese of Quincy within the Anglican Church in North America

Cons

• Limited detailed information on accessibility features for visitors with mobility needs