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9:15 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. in the library on Sunday
morning.
Guest speaker Dr.
James Boyce, Emeritus Professor of New Testament and
Greek, Luther Seminary will be speaking on "Digging Up
the Past: Archeology in Bible Lands"
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Are you a good listener?
Our befriender ministry can use you. Our befrienders
offer a supportive ear to those who are lonely, going through a loss
such as divorce, death, or other transitions. On Wednesday, March 3,
at 6:15 PM there will be an informational meeting about
BeFrienders. All are welcome to attend.
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Dear
Friend of Faith Lutheran,
This Sunday in worship we read and hear the word
from Phillipians 3:17-4:1 and again from Luke 4:1-13 where Jesus is
led out into the wilderness. Through his responses to the
temptations of the devil he defines what it means to be called
"the Son of God." Pastor David will be preaching.
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 Building
Project News...
Every two
weeks an update is provided in the Faith Weekly and e-news on the
progress of the renovation and construction. Video will be
playing in the gathering area this sunday on progress so far.
West Entrance Construction
New Luther Room and inside entrance
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 Lenten
Season 2010
Lenten
Suppers are served each Wednesday during Lent in the Fellowship
Hall, 5:30 - 6:45 PM. A free-will offering will be collected that
will go toward the group sponsoring the supper.
March 3:
Scalloped potatoes and ham, sponsored by Social Ministry for Family
Table Meal. Nursery is staffed from 6:45 - 9 PM
on Wednesdays during Lent.
Wednesday
Lenten Dramas: Onward through the Fog: Each week dramas will be presented by Cliff and Joy
Rakerd, Tom and Patti McCarthy and the pastors as a part of our
Lenten worship services. Come and experience worship through Holden
Evening Prayer and the dramas.
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 Minneapolis
Institute of Arts Field Trip On Saturday, March 6, Faith has a
field trip scheduled to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
The hour-long tour starts at 11 AM. On the "Arts and
Artifacts of the Biblical World", we will examine and discuss
Mediterranean objects from ancient Rome and Greece. We will
view paintings and sculptures and how artists have visualized
Biblical events and figures. The tour leader will be MIA
docent JeanMarie Burtness, member of Faith Lutheran. After
the tour, participants are free to roam the rest of the museum or
have lunch at the museum cafeteria run by D'Amico and Sons. For
additional information and directions to the museum, go to www.artsmia.org. You can sign
up in the Church Office, or by emailing membership@faithlutherancr.org.
If you are
willing to drive and take several people with you, please indicate
how many people you can take as you sign up. If you would
like to attend, but need a ride, please sign up and leave your
phone number.
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