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Welcome to Faith Lutheran Church

A Christ-centered congregation of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS)

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Sundays: 8am + 10:30am* + 5:00pm 

Worship Bulletins

 * Livestream and worship archives also available on Facebook or YouTube.

If you worship ONLINE, please let us know here.

CHURCH CALENDAR

For up-to-date news and announcements:

Christian Education for all ages learn more…

Join us for time together in God’s Word.

Sundays | 9:15am

  • Sunday School Classes for toddlers (with parents) and up
  • Confirmation class (gr. 7-8) 
  • FLY (youth)
  • Bible study learn more…

Wednesdays | 10:00am (will resume in January)

  • Midweek Bible study – all welcome

News & Announcements

full Advent/Christmas SCHEDULE

RSVP for Advent Meals


Salvation Army Bell-ringing

Take a turn ringing the bell at Kroger East this season, supporting our local community. We have the kettle each Tuesday between Thanksgiving and Christmas, in 2-hour shifts from 10 am—8 pm.

Click below – or contact Janet Hitzeman – to sign up for one or more shifts. Thank you to all who have already signed up. A few shifts are still wide open, and extra volunteers at any shift will enable us to ring at both doors. Feel free to also pair up with someone else to split a shift if that works better for you.

This is an excellent service opportunity for families, couples, individuals, or ministry teams.

Ring-a-ling-ling


Angel Tree

through Sunday, December 7


Let’s Grow our Endowment Fund

Any contributions made between now and December 31, 2025, will be matched by an anonymous donor up to a combined accumulated total of $50,000.

Contact our Endowment Fund Committee Chair, Barry Martin for information or assistance.

 

 


Stewardship Under the Cross

If you have not yet returned your 2026 financial pledge and/or completed the Time & Talents survey, please do so as soon as possible. These are both integral parts of planning for the upcoming year.

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We decorate in preparation for Christmas. In November and December people spend hours putting up lights in their living space and ornaments on their evergreens. Poinsettias are placed on the mantel and presents under the tree, and we “deck the halls with boughs of holly.” These Christmas decorations bring enjoyment and anticipation to the holiday.

Advent is the church’s season of preparation for Christmas, for the coming of the Lord. This Advent season, as part of our preparation, we reflect upon three common Christmas decorations and how they help us see Christ and prepare for His coming: evergreens, lights, and the creche. Then on Christmas we will focus on the decorated presents which point us to the greatest gift of all, Jesus Christ.