Calendar
Events in April 2026
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March 29, 2026(1 event) Palm Sunday All day |
March 30, 2026
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March 31, 2026
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April 1, 2026(1 event) Executive Committee Meeting – Only the Executive Committee of OPSF will be attending this meeting. If you have questions, reach out to OPSF's President, Rev. Shelli Latham, at slatham@opsf-omaha.org. |
April 2, 2026(1 event) Maundy Thursday All day OPSF office closed. |
April 3, 2026(1 event) Good Friday All day OPSF office closed. |
April 4, 2026(1 event) Holy Saturday All day |
April 5, 2026(1 event) Easter All day |
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April 14, 2026(1 event) Certificate in Proclamation Cohort 2: New Testament Course – New Testament Course for the Certificate in Proclamation, taught by Dr. Eric D. Barreto. Registration was required and this is a closed event. For more information, please reach out to OPSF's Director of Education, Rev. Dr. April Davis Campbell, at education@opsf-omaha.org. |
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April 17, 2026(1 event) Board of Directors Meeting All day OPSF's Board of Directors will gather for the next meeting to plan, discern, and direct our ministries. |
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April 21, 2026(1 event) Certificate in Proclamation Cohort 2: New Testament Course – New Testament Course for the Certificate in Proclamation, taught by Dr. Eric D. Barreto. Registration was required and this is a closed event. For more information, please reach out to OPSF's Director of Education, Rev. Dr. April Davis Campbell, at education@opsf-omaha.org. |
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April 26, 2026(1 event) Wellspring of Well-Being: Tapping into Our Creative Power to Reclaim Wholeness All day Nationally touring artist, author, and activator of joy Joe Davis will guide pastoral leaders through his signature method of communal practices that integrate journaling, mindful movement, and creativity. Joe’s work is rooted in the belief that joy is not merely an emotion but a spiritual practice—one that sustains us in challenging seasons and reconnects us to the sacredness of our own stories. For many pastors, the ongoing demands of ministry leave little room to tend your inner life. This retreat offers space to exhale, reconnect with your body and spirit, and rediscover the playful, restorative dimensions of creativity. Through reflective writing, embodied exercises, and shared moments of imaginative expression, participants will explore how joy and meaning emerge when we engage more deeply with ourselves and one another. While the retreat centers your personal well-being, these practices may also spark ideas for nurturing belonging, connection, and resilience within the congregations you serve. By immersing yourself in these rhythms, you may find renewed pathways for cultivating environments where authenticity and joy can flourish. You will leave with a personalized wellness calendar, an accountability system to sustain your growth, and a renewed sense of wholeness and inner liberation. View key details below and click here for a flyer with details. Register here. When? Sunday – Wednesday, April 26-29, 2026 Where? Cedar Valley, West Bend, Wisconsin What should I expect? This event can be what you need it to be. From a selection of workshops and options to spend time in community or in solitude, you will leave this time in Wisconsin with a better grasp on your personal wellness journey. Who will guide us? Joe Davis is an award-winning spoken word artist and bestselling author who uses poetry to power possibility. He is the founder and director of Finding Your Freedom Practice, an artist collective teaching holistic health and wellness practices through spoken word, writing, music, theater, film, and dance. Joe holds a Master of Arts degree in Theology of the Arts and also heads a multimedia production company, a soul funk band, and a racial justice education program. His work has been featured on BET, MPR, CNN, VH1, and the Twin Cities CW. Based in Minneapolis, he tours internationally to join schools, faith spaces, nonprofits, businesses, and correctional facilities to practice envisioning and embodying a world of collective liberation and human flourishing. To connect, book, or learn more, visit JoeDavisPoetry.com. How much does it cost? The registration fee includes lodging and meals.
Questions? Contact Tricia Dillon Thomas at programs@opsf-omaha.org. |
April 27, 2026(1 event) Wellspring of Well-Being: Tapping into Our Creative Power to Reclaim Wholeness All day Nationally touring artist, author, and activator of joy Joe Davis will guide pastoral leaders through his signature method of communal practices that integrate journaling, mindful movement, and creativity. Joe’s work is rooted in the belief that joy is not merely an emotion but a spiritual practice—one that sustains us in challenging seasons and reconnects us to the sacredness of our own stories. For many pastors, the ongoing demands of ministry leave little room to tend your inner life. This retreat offers space to exhale, reconnect with your body and spirit, and rediscover the playful, restorative dimensions of creativity. Through reflective writing, embodied exercises, and shared moments of imaginative expression, participants will explore how joy and meaning emerge when we engage more deeply with ourselves and one another. While the retreat centers your personal well-being, these practices may also spark ideas for nurturing belonging, connection, and resilience within the congregations you serve. By immersing yourself in these rhythms, you may find renewed pathways for cultivating environments where authenticity and joy can flourish. You will leave with a personalized wellness calendar, an accountability system to sustain your growth, and a renewed sense of wholeness and inner liberation. View key details below and click here for a flyer with details. Register here. When? Sunday – Wednesday, April 26-29, 2026 Where? Cedar Valley, West Bend, Wisconsin What should I expect? This event can be what you need it to be. From a selection of workshops and options to spend time in community or in solitude, you will leave this time in Wisconsin with a better grasp on your personal wellness journey. Who will guide us? Joe Davis is an award-winning spoken word artist and bestselling author who uses poetry to power possibility. He is the founder and director of Finding Your Freedom Practice, an artist collective teaching holistic health and wellness practices through spoken word, writing, music, theater, film, and dance. Joe holds a Master of Arts degree in Theology of the Arts and also heads a multimedia production company, a soul funk band, and a racial justice education program. His work has been featured on BET, MPR, CNN, VH1, and the Twin Cities CW. Based in Minneapolis, he tours internationally to join schools, faith spaces, nonprofits, businesses, and correctional facilities to practice envisioning and embodying a world of collective liberation and human flourishing. To connect, book, or learn more, visit JoeDavisPoetry.com. How much does it cost? The registration fee includes lodging and meals.
Questions? Contact Tricia Dillon Thomas at programs@opsf-omaha.org. |
April 28, 2026(2 events) Wellspring of Well-Being: Tapping into Our Creative Power to Reclaim Wholeness All day Nationally touring artist, author, and activator of joy Joe Davis will guide pastoral leaders through his signature method of communal practices that integrate journaling, mindful movement, and creativity. Joe’s work is rooted in the belief that joy is not merely an emotion but a spiritual practice—one that sustains us in challenging seasons and reconnects us to the sacredness of our own stories. For many pastors, the ongoing demands of ministry leave little room to tend your inner life. This retreat offers space to exhale, reconnect with your body and spirit, and rediscover the playful, restorative dimensions of creativity. Through reflective writing, embodied exercises, and shared moments of imaginative expression, participants will explore how joy and meaning emerge when we engage more deeply with ourselves and one another. While the retreat centers your personal well-being, these practices may also spark ideas for nurturing belonging, connection, and resilience within the congregations you serve. By immersing yourself in these rhythms, you may find renewed pathways for cultivating environments where authenticity and joy can flourish. You will leave with a personalized wellness calendar, an accountability system to sustain your growth, and a renewed sense of wholeness and inner liberation. View key details below and click here for a flyer with details. Register here. When? Sunday – Wednesday, April 26-29, 2026 Where? Cedar Valley, West Bend, Wisconsin What should I expect? This event can be what you need it to be. From a selection of workshops and options to spend time in community or in solitude, you will leave this time in Wisconsin with a better grasp on your personal wellness journey. Who will guide us? Joe Davis is an award-winning spoken word artist and bestselling author who uses poetry to power possibility. He is the founder and director of Finding Your Freedom Practice, an artist collective teaching holistic health and wellness practices through spoken word, writing, music, theater, film, and dance. Joe holds a Master of Arts degree in Theology of the Arts and also heads a multimedia production company, a soul funk band, and a racial justice education program. His work has been featured on BET, MPR, CNN, VH1, and the Twin Cities CW. Based in Minneapolis, he tours internationally to join schools, faith spaces, nonprofits, businesses, and correctional facilities to practice envisioning and embodying a world of collective liberation and human flourishing. To connect, book, or learn more, visit JoeDavisPoetry.com. How much does it cost? The registration fee includes lodging and meals.
Questions? Contact Tricia Dillon Thomas at programs@opsf-omaha.org. Certificate in Proclamation Cohort 2: New Testament Course – New Testament Course for the Certificate in Proclamation, taught by Dr. Eric D. Barreto. Registration was required and this is a closed event. For more information, please reach out to OPSF's Director of Education, Rev. Dr. April Davis Campbell, at education@opsf-omaha.org. |
April 29, 2026(1 event) Wellspring of Well-Being: Tapping into Our Creative Power to Reclaim Wholeness All day Nationally touring artist, author, and activator of joy Joe Davis will guide pastoral leaders through his signature method of communal practices that integrate journaling, mindful movement, and creativity. Joe’s work is rooted in the belief that joy is not merely an emotion but a spiritual practice—one that sustains us in challenging seasons and reconnects us to the sacredness of our own stories. For many pastors, the ongoing demands of ministry leave little room to tend your inner life. This retreat offers space to exhale, reconnect with your body and spirit, and rediscover the playful, restorative dimensions of creativity. Through reflective writing, embodied exercises, and shared moments of imaginative expression, participants will explore how joy and meaning emerge when we engage more deeply with ourselves and one another. While the retreat centers your personal well-being, these practices may also spark ideas for nurturing belonging, connection, and resilience within the congregations you serve. By immersing yourself in these rhythms, you may find renewed pathways for cultivating environments where authenticity and joy can flourish. You will leave with a personalized wellness calendar, an accountability system to sustain your growth, and a renewed sense of wholeness and inner liberation. View key details below and click here for a flyer with details. Register here. When? Sunday – Wednesday, April 26-29, 2026 Where? Cedar Valley, West Bend, Wisconsin What should I expect? This event can be what you need it to be. From a selection of workshops and options to spend time in community or in solitude, you will leave this time in Wisconsin with a better grasp on your personal wellness journey. Who will guide us? Joe Davis is an award-winning spoken word artist and bestselling author who uses poetry to power possibility. He is the founder and director of Finding Your Freedom Practice, an artist collective teaching holistic health and wellness practices through spoken word, writing, music, theater, film, and dance. Joe holds a Master of Arts degree in Theology of the Arts and also heads a multimedia production company, a soul funk band, and a racial justice education program. His work has been featured on BET, MPR, CNN, VH1, and the Twin Cities CW. Based in Minneapolis, he tours internationally to join schools, faith spaces, nonprofits, businesses, and correctional facilities to practice envisioning and embodying a world of collective liberation and human flourishing. To connect, book, or learn more, visit JoeDavisPoetry.com. How much does it cost? The registration fee includes lodging and meals.
Questions? Contact Tricia Dillon Thomas at programs@opsf-omaha.org. |
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