t Faith Lutheran Church we believe the ancient Christian Faith teaches eternal truths that go beyond any one time...any one place...any one people. We believe that through faith in Christ there is forgiveness of sins, direction for this life, and hope for eternal life.

ur Mission is: "Christ's life in every heart." For us, Christianity isn't just about what happens after you die, it's about living authentically, living as God intends, in our lives each day.

he hope that we have in Christ moves us to treat others with the welcoming love and forgiveness of Christ himself. So in our life together we don't just study, we celebrate God's presence and learn what it means to have Christ in our hearts: we learn to pray, to worship, and we learn to discipline our lives as disciples of Jesus Christ.

t Faith Lutheran Church, you'll find worship that challenges you to think and to live differently, and at worship you'll receive the wondrous and mysterious gifts of God's presence: his promise of forgiveness in Baptism, the preaching of his Word, and the celebration of Holy Communion, and you'll be encouraged to extend your worship into your daily life. Come and find out what it means to have Christ's life in your heart.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Scott, this website looks great!

posted by HOWARD | 6:19 AM | 1 Comments

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Welcome to the Faith Lutheran Church Blog

Welcome!

Our Blog is designed to be a forum for the Faith congregation, or anyone else who stops by. You can check the blog for comments, announcements, scripture verses, scripture commentary, sermon notes, devotionals, etc. Faith's pastors will be blogging here, along with some of our congregational leadership and members.

posted by Faith Lutheran | 10:47 PM | 1 Comments

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