Faith Lutheran Church

Faith Lutheran Church, a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving its community and fostering a welcoming environment for people of diverse backgrounds.

Mission and Vision

The church is guided by a mission to share God's love by accepting, loving, and serving people both locally and globally. Its vision is to become a safe haven, led by God's Spirit, where everyone feels welcomed and cared for with love.

Public Engagement

Faith Lutheran Church, like the ELCA, is involved in public engagement. The church participates in various activities aimed at restoring and reconciling communities, advocating for justice, and promoting peace in society. These efforts include advocacy, corporate social responsibility, racial justice, peacemaking, and other social issues.

History

The congregation's history dates back over 100 years, originating from a Norwegian community that joined the American Lutheran Church in 1958. Over time, it has evolved into a diverse Christian community.

Theological Perspective

As part of the ELCA, Faith Lutheran Church adheres to Lutheran theology, emphasizing faith as a dynamic relationship between individuals and God's Holy Spirit. The church's teachings are grounded in the Apostles', Nicene, and Athanasian Creeds, along with the Book of Concord.

Community and Social Engagement

The church is committed to serving the needs of its community, focusing on racial equity and inclusivity for all ages, races, economic statuses, and identities. It provides a welcoming space for worship and community activities, aiming to grow Christ's Kingdom through love and service.