St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church

About this church

St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church in Omaha celebrates the Divine Liturgy every Sunday at 10 a.m. at 5050 Harrison Street. The parish describes itself as a growing congregation with many young families and converts from a range of backgrounds, with families coming from Omaha and from up to an hour away in every direction. Coffee hour follows the liturgy, and visitors are invited to stay and meet parishioners.

First-time visitors will find a few liturgical books in the pews to help follow along, and the church encourages experiencing the service through its icons, music, prayers, hymns, and incense. The services can differ from what visitors are used to, and the parish says guests will not be singled out. Holy Communion is reserved for Orthodox Christians who have prepared by fasting, prayer, and confession, and anyone considering communion is asked to speak with the priest before the service begins. Blessed bread is offered to everyone at the end of the liturgy. Those who would like to talk with someone beforehand can use the contact page or email the parish, and the church calendar on the website lists feast days and other services. Confirm times before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Liturgy time and address · First-time visitor guidance · Contact information

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