The Church pictures the coming of Christ to be like a groom coming to bring His bride to His home. We hear this in our Advent hymns – “The bridegroom soon will call us…”

It is this picture that the Song of Songs (Song of Solomon) uses in beautiful imagery, with practical knowledge for all who are married, previously married, or who wish to be married.

This Advent, join us and be encouraged in your relationships to each other, as we learn of Christ’s marriage to His bride, the Church.

Wednesdays in Advent:
6:00pm | Advent Supper
7:00pm | Advent Vespers

Faith Lutheran Church, 143 Washington St., Oregon, WI

Join us for our annual Thanksgiving Eve Service, Wednesday, November 27.

7:00pm | Vespers Service

You are encouraged to bring items for donation to the Oregon Food Pantry on this date, but remember we accept donations of non-perishables all year.

Join us Sunday, November 3 as we welcome Pr. Kenneth Wenzel as our guest speaker for our 11th annual military ministry event.

Divine Service: 9:00am
Program & Light Breakfast: 10:30am

Veterans are among those who suffer significantly from their experiences. While many of these sufferings are physical and psychological, there is also an important spiritual component as well. Join us at Faith Lutheran Church as we learn how we can better support and minister to those who served.

LADIES OF FAITH INVITES YOU TO HELP MAKE MATTRESS COVERS FOR INFANT ICU CRIBS. THE COVERS WILL BE DONATED TO THE AMERICAN FAMILY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL.

Saturday, October 26, 2019
9:30 a.m. to Noon
(Soup & salad lunch to follow)
Faith Lutheran Church, Oregon

Can’t sew? No problem! There are many ways to help. If you can bring any of the following items, that would be wonderful: sharp scissors, yard stick, tape measure sewing machine, an iron. If you have any questions or would like to contribute food for the lunch, please contact Hannah Disch at (608) 213-1202 or by email. See you there!

Access each week’s congregation at prayer in this Google Drive link:

The Congregation at Prayer unites the congregation around the same sections of the Word of God and Catechism and gives a common language for prayer and meditation upon the Scriptures. It is prepared by the pastor each week and distributed in the Sunday bulletin. It lives from the themes established on each Sunday of the church year and it looks forward to the coming Sunday. It helps families and individual Christians in prayer, reading the Scriptures, and learning the Catechism at home. It teaches the congregation to use the Bible, Catechism, and hymnal as daily devotional companions for the Christian faith and life. It is a useful tool in the pastor’s ongoing catechesis of the congregation and is the recommended devotional guide for every board or committee of the congregation.
(From http://lutherancatechesis.org)