Throughout these 40 days of Lent I have said over and over that this season is about our recognition that we are people in need of a Savior.

It is important to look back at stories of the faithful who trusted God’s word of promise over the real-life hardships they endured.

We serve a powerful, faithful, loving God who has not deserted us to the troubles of this old world. In fact, just that opposite is true.

In this third week of Lent, we remain mindful that we have a God who has not left us or forsaken us in this wilderness journey.

We make Lent into something much more complicated than it needs to be. We get hyper-focused on what we may give up...

To recognize our own shortcomings opens our eyes to our need of a Savior. For 40 days we look to the heavens wondering...

Today’s world can be divisive and harsh. There ought to be a better way to live--a way that seeks first to love others, then ourselves. Carol Joy Holling Cam...

If you haven’t already, we hope that very soon you have a chance to meet Susan Jael Medina, our new Director of Development. She is a tremendous blessing to ...

NLOM’s ministry is fueled by our faithful volunteers and committed donors. Your generous gifts of time and financial resources make a difference in the lives...

As Summer Ministry Team member Scott Johnson was walking along the freshly chipped trails after worship one summer day in 1994 with former Executive Director...

One of the quilts for the 2019 Quilt Auction was made by a first-time camper inspired to help other kids have a camp experience like hers.

Pr. Becky shares how her time at NLOM influenced her & how community support empowered her to follow God's call into professional ministry.

We are establishing a Seminary Scholarship Endowment Fund to empower faith leaders like Pr. Scott Johnson. Listen to his story.

Hebrews 13:1-2 tells us, “Let mutual love continue. Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by doing that some have entertained angels without k...

As Jason Gerdes begins his new role as Executive Director of NLOM, we sat down to talk about his plans: QUESTION: When the U.S. President starts in their new...

Dave Coker has served at Nebraska Lutheran Outdoor Ministries for 27 years. Within this time, he has been instrumental in building and supporting NLOM’s camp...

The Nebraska Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Board of Directors is pleased to announce Jason Gerdes as its new Executive Director. The appointment comes as Dave ...

For many people, end of life giving is about leaving that last gift and knowing that your life mattered and you made a difference. It’s a beautiful experienc...

In 1991, Dave Coker sat in Roger Sasse’s pickup truck at Inspiration Point at Carol Joy Holling Camp. Roger was the Executive Director and Dave was interview...