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Widows are invited to come together in community and enjoy conversation, fellowship and the opportunity to pursue friendship with those in the same life stage through new and creative avenues, i.e. Girlfriend Groups, Service Groups.

For more information, please contact Brittany Schools ([email protected]).

2025 Dates

  • June 12th: Thursday Lunch  |  11:30-1:00pm
  • July 17th: Thursday Dinner  |  6:30-8:00pm
  • August 15th: Friday Lunch  |  11:30-1:00pm
  • September 18th: Thursday | 11:30-1:00pm
  • October 23rd: Cancelled due to construction
  • December 12th: Friday | 9:30-11:30am

2026 Dates:

  • February 12th:  Thursday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm
  • March 19th:  Thursday Dinner | 6:30–8:00pm
  • April 24th:  Friday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm
  • June 18th:  Thursday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm
  • July 16th:  Thursday Dinner | 6:30–8:00pm
  • August 21st:  Friday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm
  • September 17th:  Thursday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm
  • October 29th:  Thursday Dinner | 6:30–8:00pm
  • December 11th:  Friday Lunch | 11:30am–1:00pm

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Create A Rock User Account

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Rock is Legacy’s new and improved database! It’s a powerful tool that helps us best care for you and it keeps your records up to date! Create your account to expedite experiences like event registration and check-in, to track your giving statements and involvement at Legacy, and to inform us of your most current contact information!

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CIY MOVE – High School Camp

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July 6-10 | high schoolers | University of Nebraska

mandatory parent meeting | June 7 | 6:30 pm | blue valley campus

Parents, we need you! This meeting is where you can get power of attorney forms notarized, assistance with CIY forms, and ask any questions you may have. We will also take time to give you an overview of the week, packing reminders, how to contact us, cover Legacy’s camp rules, and more!

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CIY MOVE

Incoming Freshmen-Graduating Seniors are headed to CIY: MOVE! CIY has been hosting the best camps in the country for decades, and we are so excited to partner with them again for Legacy’s high school camp this summer!

This trip includes 5 days of transformational moments that bring a life-changing experience with God. Centered on Jesus, students will discover and deepen their faith with dynamic speakers, powerful worship, and through building relationships.

Registration Details

What is the cost?

  • $80 non-refundable deposit

  • Early Bird Registration: $425 (through May 1)

  • After May 1: $450

No Refunds will be issued after May 1. 

When does registration close?
Registration is open until June 28 or until capacity is reached. Register early to secure a spot!

What are the multi-student discounts for CIY Move? Discounts are applied after registration and the $80 deposit is paid per child.

  • Child 2: $100 off
  • Child 3: $150 off
  • Child 4: $200 off

Are there any additional expenses for CIY camps?
Students should bring money for two meals. All other meals are included in the registration fee.

 

Thanks to the generosity of those who gave to Legacy’s Thanksgiving Offering, financial discounts are available to help make summer camp possible for every kid. After registering, you’ll receive an email that includes information on how to apply for these discounts. (Please complete a separate discounts application for each student attending camp.)

Are you a youth coach who is leading at CIY? Register here!

 

 

Trip Details

Departure: July 6

9:00am – Check-in and Registration at Legacy’s
Blue Valley Campus (14301 Metcalf Ave)
10:00am – Load Buses
10:30 – Buses depart

Return: July 10

10:00pm – All students arrive at Legacy’s Blue Valley Campus 

Keep an eye on your email for updated arrival times the day-of!

FUN DAY IN NEBRASKA

Fun-Plex Waterpark | Nebraska’s Largest Waterpark & Rides

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Legacy Check In Experience

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STEP ONE:

Go to lcc.org, tap on The Sunday Center, and then tap CHECK IN!

 

STEP TWO:

For your first time using the new Check In platform on a device, you’ll need to verify that device. This is accomplished using a mobile phone number lookup or by logging in and staying logged in to your user account (this is a one-time-ever step per device in the check-in process).

Verify My Device Create A user account

STEP THREE:

If you are verifying using Mobile Phone Lookup, you’ll receive a text message with a 6-digit confirmation code. Enter this code and tap “Next.”

STEP FOUR:

After you’ve verified your device, select the location where you are worshipping today. If you’re not onsite, always let us know when you’re worshipping online.

Note: This is where the check-in process will begin each week after you’ve completed steps 1 & 2.

STEP FIVE:

Select EVERYONE who is present with you for worship! 

STEP SIX:

A confirmation screen will appear!

If you have children, you can register your whole family’s attendance before you arrive at church on Sunday and expedite the check-in process! Scan the QR code generated on your mobile device at Kids Check-In to get your security tags!

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Graddys : Graduate Resources

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Faith Beyond the Finish Line: Staying Connected After Graduation

Your faith journey doesn’t end at graduation — it’s just getting started.

At Legacy, we have a strategic plan to make disciples of everyone who attends our church. A key part of this plan is Legacy Landmarks, which guide individuals from infancy through a person’s development. One such milestone is high school graduation—a pivotal moment both in life and in a disciple’s journey with Jesus. It’s a time when a student leaves home and must decide if he or she is going to continue to grow in faith. Our goal is for every student to remain faithful and become a disciple-maker wherever life takes them.

Unfortunately, many don’t. A 2019 study by Barna Research, an evangelical polling firm, revealed that 64% of students leave their faith after high school. It’s important to note that this doesn’t mean the remaining 36% are growing spiritually—only that they attend church semi-regularly.[i]

Lifeway Research identified five main reasons young adults (ages 18–22) leave the faith:

  1. They moved to college and didn’t prioritize church.
  2. Church members appeared judgmental or hypocritical.
  3. They lacked meaningful connections within the church.
  4. They disagreed with the church’s views on political or social issues.
  5. Work responsibilities got in the way.[ii]

To address this, authors David Kinnaman and Mark Matlock wrote Faith for Exiles: 5 Ways for a New Generation to Follow Jesus in Digital Babylon.[iii] Their research found that only 1 in 10 young Christians are what they call “resilient disciples”—those who continue following Jesus despite cultural pressures. These resilient disciples share five key traits:

  1. A personal commitment to Jesus.
  2. Belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection.
  3. Active involvement in Christian community beyond Sunday services.
  4. Confidence in the Bible as the true and inspired word of God.
  5. A faith that remains relevant in today’s world, often expressed through statements like:
    • “I want to follow Jesus in a way that connects with the world I live in.”
    • “God is working outside the Church, and I want to be part of that.”
    • “I want to be a Christian without isolating myself from the world.”

Research shows that students with a strong biblical foundation and a faith-based community are far more likely to grow spiritually after graduation. At Legacy, we partner with families to help students build that foundation, and after graduation, we aim to equip you with resources to stay connected and keep growing in your faith through this next stage of life.

Senior Checklist

Here are some steps to think through as you enter the next phase of your life:

  • If you’re staying in town, join a “College-age” life group at Legacy to stay connected with people your age.
  • Before moving on campus, google the local churches and campus ministries to get plugged in.
    • Google “Churches/on campus ministries near ______”
    • Click on the websites of different churches.
    • On the website, read their vision, mission, and belief statements.
    • Make a list of the churches and on campus ministries that align with your biblical beliefs.
  • Try out the churches and on-campus ministries you researched.
  • After about a month or two, choose a church and ministry to call home, start serving, and join a life group!
  • Don’t forget that we’re here for you! Legacy’s leaders want to continue to encourage you as you walk with God into the next stage of your life!

Click HERE for helpful links to campus ministries and churches near your favorite colleges!

[i] “Church Dropouts Have Risen to 64%—But What About Those Who Stay?”, Barna Research, September 4, 2019, accessed April 24, 2025, https://www.barna.com/research/resilient-disciples/

[ii] “Most Teenagers Drop Out of Church When They Become Young Adults,” Lifeway Research, January 5, 2019, accessed April 24, 2025, https://research.lifeway.com/2019/01/15/most-teenagers-drop-out-of-church-as-young-adults/

[iii] David Kinnaman and Mark Matlock. Faith for Exiles: 5 Ways for a New Generation to Follow Jesus in Digital Babylon (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 2019).

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Basics of Christian Living Study Guide

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Basics of Christian Living Study Guide

As a biblical community living the Word, it is Legacy’s prayer that you use this study guide as a resource to intentionally put your faith into action! Download the study guide, listen to the Basics of Christian Living studies from Jan 2-Feb 27, and bring a friend along this growth experience with you!.

Download the guide now!

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Holding Hope Ministries

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Holding Hope Ministries brings love, comfort, and hope to those suffering due to miscarriage, stillbirth or child loss. We provide community as well as boxes with items to honor precious lives lost, nurture grieving hearts, and offer hope for the future.

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Right Now Media

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At Legacy Christian Church, we care about your spiritual growth and want to provide you with tools to continually develop your relationship with God. Right Now Media is a video-streaming resource for all ages that provides you with a video library of great, biblical content. There are over 20,000 videos addressing various life topics and they can be used for bible studies, at-home groups, and adult and children’s discipleship. Read the User Agreement below and sign up for a free account today for unlimited access to this awesome resource!

By my acceptance, I hereby fully and forever release, waive, and discharge (and agree not to bring or cause to be brought) any and all claims, demands, actions, or causes of action of every possible kind and nature whatsoever, including, without limitation, claims for personal injury, wrongful death, attorney’s fees, or property damage, whether or not absolute, known or unknown, or otherwise (collectively “Claims”), against Legacy Christian Church or any of its elders, officers, employees, representatives, agents, independent contractors, or volunteers, and affiliated persons and entities (collectively “Releasees”) by reason of, arising out of or relating to my use of the RightNow Websites (“Released Claims”). I further agree to indemnify, defend and hold the Releasees harmless from all Claims and related damages incurred, assessed, incurred or sustained by or against the Releasees by reason of, arising out of, or relating to my use of the RightNow Websites. Further, any materials purchased by individual users of the RightNow Media site (i.e. study guides, DVDs, books, etc.), will remain the sole responsibility of the individual initiating the transaction.

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Our Beliefs and Heritage

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Our Beliefs

  • Jesus Christ is the one and only Son of God who died for our sins and arose from the dead. (1 Corinthians 15:1-8)
  • The Bible is the inspired word of God – a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path. (2 Timothy 3:16)
  • Every person has worth as a creation of God, but that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23)

  • Forgiveness of sins and the promise of eternal life are available to those who trust Christ as Savior and Lord. (John 3:16)

  • Those accepting Christ should repent of sin, confess their faith and be baptized into Him. (Romans 10:9; Acts 2:38)

  • The Church is the body of Christ on Earth, empowered by the Holy spirit and exists to save the lost and edify the saved (Ephesians 4:1-16).
  • Jesus Christ will one day return to Earth and reign forever as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. (1 Thessalonians 4:13-18).

our heritage

Why does Legacy Christian Church just call itself a “Christian” church? To answer that question, one must understand the history and purpose of the Restoration Movement (also called the Stone-Campbell movement), which is our heritage.

The Restoration Movement began in America around 1800 focused on the goal of restoring the church to the order and ideals pictured in the New Testament. The two primary concerns of the movement’s founding fathers were:

  1. The unity of all Christians based on scripture rather than the subjective concepts so prevalent in denominational Christianity. (John 17:20, 21)
  2. An uncompromising commitment to the Bible as God’s inspired, authoritative Word and the Church’s only rule for faith and practice. They believed it was the various creeds and denominational structures that most divided Christians. The restoration pioneers believed that divided state of Christendom was the greatest hindrance to the church fulfilling its primary mission – the evangelism of the world.

This vision of a unified, undenominational church following the faith and pattern of the New Testament captured the imagination of thousands and became the fastest growing religious group of nineteenth century America. Today, in all of her expressions, the Restoration movement remains the largest religious group indigenous to the United States. Today, over 6,000 independent autonomous congregations compose a loose knit worldwide “brotherhood” with about two million people in membership. Together, these congregations support over 1,500 missionaries, 35 Bible colleges, three seminaries and several hundred para-church organizations (publishing companies, benevolent agencies, youth organizations, campus ministries, etc.).