How to Find Upcoming Events and Activities at Faith Lutheran Church

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Faith Lutheran Church points visitors to two main sources for what's happening: the church calendar and the weekly eNews. Both are described on the site as "the best ways to know what's happening at Faith." If you're looking for a specific seasonal program or need to sign up for something, the homepage also surfaces direct links — including Fall 2026 Activities, Capital Campaign Info, and a Fall Fest RSVP.

Start With the Calendar and Weekly eNews

The homepage states plainly that the calendar and the weekly eNews are the best ways to stay current. Use them in different situations:

Source Best for What it gives you
Church calendar Checking dates, service times, and one-off events A schedule view of what's coming up
Weekly eNews Getting a recurring digest of announcements A roundup delivered each week

If you only want to confirm whether something is happening on a given day, the calendar is the faster check. If you want to avoid missing things you didn't know to look for, the eNews is the better habit.

Direct Links Listed on the Homepage

Beyond the calendar and eNews, the homepage lists several items you can go to directly:

  • Fall 2026 Activities — a seasonal listing of programs and activities.
  • Capital Campaign Info — information about the church's capital campaign.
  • Fall Fest RSVP — the sign-up entry point for Fall Fest.

The RSVP link is specifically for Fall Fest, so if you plan to attend that event, that's where you register rather than through the general calendar.

Worship Times, If That's What You Need

Worship is listed as Saturday 5:00 and Sunday 8:15 & 10:30. The homepage also notes a livestream option, with a link to view it, and a worship bulletin (the excerpt references a September 20 bulletin). If your question is about attending or watching a service rather than an event, those times and the livestream link are the relevant details.

A Practical Way to Check

  1. Open the homepage and scan the listed items for anything matching your interest (Fall 2026 Activities, Capital Campaign Info, Fall Fest RSVP).
  2. For anything not listed there, go to the church calendar to check dates.
  3. Sign up for or read the weekly eNews so recurring announcements reach you without repeated checking.
  4. For Fall Fest specifically, use the RSVP link rather than assuming attendance is open without registration.

Common Snags

  • Assuming the calendar covers everything. The site treats the calendar and eNews as complementary, not interchangeable — some announcements may arrive through eNews first.
  • Looking for an RSVP on the calendar. Fall Fest registration has its own RSVP link; the calendar tells you when, not necessarily how to sign up.
  • Missing seasonal programs. Items like Fall 2026 Activities are listed on the homepage, so a quick scan there catches things a date-based calendar view might not surface prominently.

For anything not covered by these links, the homepage's calendar and eNews remain the two channels the church itself recommends.