Worship

At Faith everything we do is grounded in worship. We believe that the personality, purposes and promises of God are revealed to us through Jesus Christ. In worship we reliably encounter the living God through the scriptures, sermons, hymns and sacraments.

Lutheran worship style

Cyclical. The scripture readings follow the church calendar.

Liturgical. The word liturgy is derived from a Greek word meaning “work of the people.”
The words of the Lutheran liturgy come directly from the Bible.

Musical. Lutheran worship has a strong musical tradition.

Learn more about the worship resources used at Faith. Worship leadership opportunities:

• Students in grades 4 – 8 serve as acolytes.
• Students in grades 7 – 12 serve as crucifers and torchbearers during festival worship services.
• Adults assist the pastor by reading the lessons, leading the prayers, and assisting in the distribution of the Eucharist.
• Adults also serve as sacristans, ie, preparing the altar for worship.

See also Music and Visual Arts for additional leadership opportunities.
For more information, please call the church office (266-7621).
All are invited to stay for a time of conversation, coffee, and donuts after morning worship services.