United Faith Community Church
218 W. Gardiner Street
PO Box 600
Valley, NE 68064
402-359-5160
Service Sunday at 10:15am
United Faith Community Church - Upcoming Events
Monthly Community Meal
Delight Bible Study (7th-12th Grade Girls)
Delight Bible Study (7th-12th Grade Girls)
Please join us for our monthly community meal on Sunday, May 25th from 5:00-6:00 PM.
The meal will be held at the campus location (921 S. Mayne Street).
This is free event and all are welcome.
Delight Bible Study (7th-12th Grade Girls)
Delight Bible Study (7th-12th Grade Girls)
Delight Bible Study (7th-12th Grade Girls)
All girls in 7th-12th grade are invited to attend the Delight Bible Study group.
Each Sunday, the Bible study group will meet at the campus location from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM.
For more information, please email delightbiblestudyvalley@gmail.com or pastorscott@ufcc.church.
Who is United Faith Community Church
Pastor Scott Jones
Pastor Scott Jones
Pastor Scott Jones
Pastor Scott Jones is a graduate of University of Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls Seminary. He hails from Fairbury and is a true Husker fan. Pastor Scott and his family, wife Becca and children Max and Maggie, recently move to Elkhorn, NE from Rochester, MN. He has worked in ministry for over 10 years and loves to travel, be outdoors, watch sports, and spend time with family and friends.
Pastor Scott is excited to see God work in Valley and surrounding communities.
Please do not hesitate to stop by and say hello.
What we Believe
Pastor Scott Jones
Pastor Scott Jones
Our Mission at United Faith Community Church is to Love & Serve God.
Our Vision at United Faith Community Church is to be a place for the community.
Values:
- Above all, members value their personal relationships with their Lord Jesus Christ and accept Him as their Savior.
- Members value the historical traditions of the American Baptist. Specifically, the belief in one God, that Jesus is God's only son, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, and trusting in the Holy Scriptures as God's direct communication of His will for our lives. We accept all the tenants of the Apostles and Nicene Creeds.
- The church values the diversity of its membership, shows respect for individuals, and actively seeks to include all who wish to worship Jesus Christ within its walls.
- Members value the ideal of service to others and ministry to those in need.
About the Church
About the Church
About the Church
The United Faith Community Church was a union of three separate churches, each having a rich heritage in the town of Valley. The Baptist Church was organized in May of 1878 in the railroad section house at Mercer. The church was incorporated in 1891 under the name of the Scandinavian Baptist Church of Valley. In 1892, a small band of members moved into the town of Valley and established a church. The two groups reunited in town in 1917. The present building was constructed in 1918. The Methodist Church was organized by a group of railroad workers in 1869 under the Methodist Episcopal faith. In 1887, a church building was erected in the downtown Valley. The church moved from this building in 1969 to the church on Alexander Street (which had been the home to both the Presbyterian Church and St. Mark's Lutheran Church) where it operated independently until April of 2004. The First Presbyterian Church of Valley was organized in 1891 and the church building was built in 1891. Times were difficult for all the churches in the depression era and during the 1930's, talks were held to discuss the uniting of all three Protestant churches in town. These talks culminated in the federation of the Baptist and Presbyterian churches in 1941. These two churches operated as the Baptist-Presbyterian Church until the formal mergers of all three churches in March of 2005. Together, the three churches represented 377 years of combined ministry at that time. We truly have a rich heritage in the past, yet we look forward to serving Christ in the future as United Faith Community Church.
Currently, we are affiliated with American Baptist Churches - USA.
Resources:
American Baptist Church USA
American Baptist Churches-Nebraska
Our Community
About the Church
About the Church
From youth groups to Bible studies to community outreach, there is something for everyone at United Faith Community Church.
Please let us know if you would like to get involved.
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