Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Gretna, Nebraska
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church at 11204 South 204th Street in Gretna, Nebraska. To confirm current service times before you visit, check the church website.
11204 South 204th Street, Gretna, Nebraska
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church at a glance
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Address
- 11204 South 204th Street, Gretna, Nebraska
- Website
- gslcgretna.org
- Service times
- Not listed here. Please confirm with the church.
About the Lutheran tradition
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is listed as Lutheran. Read our plain-language guide to what Lutheran churches believe, how they worship, and how the tradition began.
Planning a visit
- Confirm the service timesSchedules change, and holidays shift them. Check the church website before you go.
- Arrive a few minutes earlyIt gives you time to park, find a seat, and settle in before the service begins.
- Come as you areDress varies from church to church. When in doubt, neat and comfortable is a good choice.
- Bring your questionsOur guide to the Lutheran tradition explains what a typical service in that tradition looks like.
Questions about Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Where is Good Shepherd Lutheran Church located?
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is located at 11204 South 204th Street, Gretna, Nebraska. Use the map and the Get Directions button on this page to plan your route.
What denomination is Good Shepherd Lutheran Church?
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church.
How do I contact Good Shepherd Lutheran Church?
You can visit its website at gslcgretna.org.
What are the service times at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church?
Our directory does not list service times, because schedules change with the seasons and holidays. Please confirm current service times on the church website before you visit.
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