PRESBYTERY OF CENTRAL NEBRASKA

By the grace of God, the Presbytery of Central Nebraska, a governing body of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), is a community of faith called to nuture, serve and support our congregations in the proclamation of the salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, and is committed to ministry and mission within and beyond our geographic and denominational bounds. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, the Presbytery seeks to lead congregations with energy, intelligence, imagination and love... The History of how Presbytery of Central Nebraska came to be and our evolution throughout the years... The Presbytery of Central Nebraska, originally called presbytery #3, began its life at a meeting January 18, 1977 at First Presbyterian Church of Lexington, Nebraska. It was created by adding a portion of Niobrara Presbytery to Platte Presbytery. The first moderator was Vi Sweet and the first Stated Clerk was Jack Dixon. Robert Mays served as the chairperson of the Realignment Commission that brought the..

Primary location: Kearney United States