In 1915 a group of Swedish immigrants launched a new church in North Omaha, it met in a house at 24th and Ames. They worshipped in their native language. Within a few years they had so many people coming (many spoke English) that the church chose to take the optimistic step of building a large sanctuary at 30th and Redick in hopes that even more people would come and worship God with them. In 1921 the building was finished, the people came, and the congregation thrived.

Many things have changed over the years (we have an additional Sudanese service instead of Swedish) but some things have remained the same. Over the years Together praising God, Loving to serve and Calling the community to faith in Jesus, have been our three most prized and lasting values.