Faith EC Church

02/01/2026

Today, in Children’s Ministry, we talked about Esther and then about the Jewish holiday Purim which is a celebration of Esther. One of the things they do to celebrate is have parades, so the children had fun creating festive masks.

01/29/2026

Our missionaries of the month have been Lamar and Janice Stoltzfus, and we had an opportunity to connect with them this past week. They work at a boarding school called Rift Valley Academy in Kenya, which is a home away from home to many children of missionaries. Because of this, they normally skype in to our in-person service, but because of the snow this past Sunday, we were all online!

They shared a few requests to keep in your prayers:
1. For continued health and strength
2. For more people to join RVA and their mission
3. For ease in renewing visas when that time comes

01/24/2026

Due to the forecast of heavy snow, we’re moving online this coming Sunday, 1/25, still at 9am. Check out our website or shoot us a message if you’d like the link to join.

Have a safe and blessed weekend!

01/18/2026

Grateful for technology and the ability to gather and worship together today.

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01/18/2026

Due to ice on the roads and parking lot, we are moving to Zoom, starting at 9am.

Feel free to join us at the link below, or if you’re having trouble accessing it here, go to our website findfaithhere.org, scroll down, and click ‘livestream.’

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83255580501?pwd=AnTamHCXwZyPVkTAEOhnElsRiHNBIh.1

01/08/2026

A Year in Review - 2025

The Lord has truly been faithful this past year. Not only in the happiness of winning a puzzle race or joy of a good chili, but also in the pictures that weren’t taken - the cries of lament or periods of uncertainty.

What springs to mind is words we’ve declared multiple times this year-

“All my life You have been faithful
All my life You have been so so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh I will sing of the goodness of God”

May we be continue to strive to be lights that shine the goodness and hope of Christ in 2026.

12/31/2025

If you are new here you might not know this ~ but our Pastor, Joel, is an avid reader! So, if one of your goals in this upcoming year is to read a new book Joel has a few recommendations for you.

These are all books which he’s read and recommends for; gaining new perspective, deepening your understanding of God’s heart, encouraging personal flourishing and bringing guidance for navigating the complexities of life.

12/29/2025

This morning’s Sunday school lesson was on Elijah the prophet. The children were reminded of the promise that God provides for us. They learned about Elijah’s visit with the widow, where God provided oil and flour that never ran out.
They also learned of the challenge on Mount Carmel where Elijah wanted the people to see who the one true God is and God provided for Elijah by sending fire from heaven that lit up soaking wet wood on the altar.

12/25/2025

2 Corinthians 8:9 “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich.”

Tonight we celebrated the gift of the chosen act of selfless love. God coming in the form of a vulnerable baby, born to bring us freedom and abundant life.

12/23/2025

12/19/2025

As with all our services, our doors are open to all for these upcoming times of celebration and reflection. We will look back on the glorious truth of God made flesh; we will also look forward in hope to the second advent (coming) of Christ.

Our Christmas Eve service this year will be in collaboration with Thrive Community Church.

12/15/2025

Warm voices, cold hands❄️

A small group went caroling last night! We were blessed to be able to bring some Christmas joy to five different families in our church.