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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* + 5pm

Wednesdays: Noon & 7pm

Lent / Holy Week schedule

Worship Bulletins

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

If you worship ONLINE, please let us know here.

                                        Click for full Lent/Easter schedule.

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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
  • FLY (youth)
  • Bible study learn more…

Spirit Camp registration is now open!

Click below for details and the registration form.

Spirit Camp registration

Fully-completed forms may be returned to spiritcamp@faithbtown.org or mailed/delivered to the church office (2200 S. High Street).

Space is limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis.

Questions about registration may be directed to Deb Hackman at spiritcamp@faithbtown.org.

 


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Full schedule for Lent / Holy Week / Easter

Easter Breakfast – attend

Easter Breakfast – provide food


Saturday, March 23

Charity Dinner and Musical Performance to benefit Generosity Feeds

University Lutheran Church

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For members of Faith who are registered for a full week at Camp Lakeview.

Application deadline: April 1


In case of severe weather, any cancellation of regular or special church services and whole-congregation activities will be announced via:

Online worship will be available on our YouTube channel and Facebook regardless of the weather.


How close is your relationship with Jesus? According to Paul, “All of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death,” and “if we have been united with Him in a death like His, we shall certainly be united with Him in a resurrection like His” (Romans 6:3, 5).

Your Baptism has brought you so close to Jesus that you share death, life, and all things with Him. Therefore, when David said of Jesus in Psalm 41:1, “Blessed is the one who considers the poor,” he was also speaking of you. Your blessed Lord Jesus considers you—a poor, miserable sinner—and He will surely deliver you in the day of trouble so that you, too, will be “called blessed in the land” (Psalm 41:2).