Lambs of Faith Hello! My name is Kristi Kenniston-Tetlak, and I am excited to begin my new role at Lambs of Faith as the new Preschool Director. I feel truly blessed to be joining this faith-filled preschool and look forward to serving...
In his article, Pastor Treglown talked about how the new year is a great opportunity to recommit ourselves to growing, to remind ourselves that we are committed to a journey in faith, to hear the voice of that speaker at graduation: “KEEP...
At our Christmas Party on December 6, Mary Ellen concluded her service as President after four years of dedicated leadership. During her tenure, she provided outstanding guidance and faithful service to our organization, and we are deeply...
“Happy New Year!” has been spoken many times and is now pretty much history for this year. As we get settled into 2026, the advancing years can cause us to look back over our lives filled with memories of times that were good...
At the beginning of each new year, many of us make our annual “New Year’s Resolutions”. At the Baguio Lutheran Seminary in the Philippines, I was invited to speak at the graduation ceremony. It was a very hot and humid...
“Come, Lord Jesus” is a fitting prayer at all times of the year, but it’s especially fitting now, as we remember when Jesus did come to this earth. During this time where we remember the first advent (“advent” just...
Prayer has become a more frequent part of my life lately. I’ll be honest it's something I know I should do more often. But even in my imperfect life, I’ve seen how prayer can shape our paths in ways we never expect. This past Summer...
The WOF held their last 2025 meeting on Tuesday, November 11th. We are blessed that this year has been filled with exciting projects and opportunities to serve the Lord by serving our church family, community and beyond. We began the year...
Oftentimes when we think about giving thanks to God and what we should give thanks to Him for, our minds leap to salvation—we give thanks to God because He has saved us through His dying and rising, and this is all well and good. It is...
How often do we hear the words, “Thank God!”—perhaps spoken quickly after a close call or moment of relief. Or maybe we hear its softened substitute, “Thank goodness.” We use these expressions so often that they can...
