A wide assortment of activities and events provide ample opportunities for fellowship throughout the year.  Whether you like singing, playing board games, or eating birthday cake, there's something for everyone.  True to Presbyterian tradition, we also have potlucks!

PCUSA Vital Congregations Revitalization Initiative
Homestead Presbytery has been selected to participate in this program.  If you are not familiar with this initiative, more information can be found here. 

Heritage Prayer Chain
To activate the prayer chain, please call or email the first person on the list with your prayer request:
Christie Werner, christie.werner@us.bosch.com, #402.610.0926

Fellowship Activities
Being a group that likes to have fun together means we do more than worship together.  Bowling outings, hot dog cookouts, trivia nights, ball games and more are all part of our fellowship and extend our connection beyond the church building.  These activities are open to anyone (not just members!)  View the event calendar or check the current newsletter to see what's planned.    

Chancel & Bell Choir
 If you enjoy music, join one or both of our choirs.  Ability levels vary for both choirs, but if you're worried you can't carry a tune, then the bell choir would be happy to have you!  No prior experience is necessary.  Anyone high school aged and older is welcome to participate in either group.

• 'Singers' (chancel choir) practice every Wednesday 5:30-6:30 (except during the summer).  
• 'Ringers' (bell choir) practice schedule varies but usually meets on Wednesday evenings.  Currently meeting at 6:30 on Wednesday evenings.

Small Groups
Small groups provide opportunities for fellowship and growth outside of the typical Sunday morning coffee corner.

• Presbyterian Women's Circle: meets for fellowship and study on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 10:00 AM in the Gibson Room  (except during the summer).
• For the 2021-22 Presbyterian Women Book List click here.

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Annual Events
A variety of annual activities throughout the year are traditions at Heritage.

• Soup Supper: the winter free-will donation fundraiser; selection of soups varies; open to the public
• Easter Egg Hunt: a neighborhood event held the Saturday morning before Palm Sunday; open to 3 year olds – 5th graders; participants and their families meet in Fellowship Hall before heading outside to hunt for assorted wrapped candies; younger children hunt in front of the church while older children hunt in the back; followed by a light lunch in fellowship hall;
• Vacation Bible School: schedule/dates and format varies; open to 3 year olds – 5th graders.  Check here for more information.
• Kickoff Sunday: held the Sunday following Labor Day to celebrate the return of Sunday School and Chancel Choir after summer hiatus; often includes an ice cream social following worship
• Noche de los Tacos: the fall free-will donation mission work fundraiser; open to the public; typically held in November in conjunction with a Silent Auction

Monthly Events
These activities encourage routine fellowship.  View the event calendar for dates and times.

• Birthday Bash: Potluck held following worship with birthday cake to celebrate those in our church family with birthdays that month; typically the last Sunday of the month
• Games and Groceries:  Potluck dinner held on a Friday evening; attendees bring board or card games to share with the group following dinner, as well as a donation for the food pantry

Summer Camp
Summer camping opportunities for elementary through adults are offered at beautiful Calvin Crest Camp, a Presbyterian camp located on the banks of the Platte River near Fremont, Nebraska.  There are week-long camps offered for Junior Campers (4th - 6th grade), Junior High Campers (6th - 8th grade), and Senior High Campers (9th - 12th grade).  Other overnight camp options include Family Camp and Explorer Camp  (1st & 2nd graders with an adult/guardian).