See, I am making all things new. (Revelation 21:5)
The Roller Coaster of Change
Change can feel a little like a roller coaster. There are moments of excitement and anticipation, but also moments of uncertainty, frustration, and even fear.
As we move through a significant season of change in the life of our church, we are reminded that people experience change in different ways and at different speeds. Some may be eager for what comes next, while others may need more time to adjust and find their place.
There is no single way to experience a journey like this.
What matters is that we continue to listen to one another, make room for different perspectives, and take the next steps together.
We may not know exactly what lies ahead, but we trust that God is with us in the journey — guiding us, accompanying us, and making all things new.
Fall at CELC
October continues with more blessings. Together with our Anglican sisters and brothers from St. Michael's Cathedral we will bless our pets on October 4th at Mission Creek Regional Park (more information to follow),
celebrate Thanksgiving, and commemorate the Reformation with a Hymn Fest. This year it is an ENG-GER combined and a joined service with Faith.
More information to follow.
November, the last month of the church year A, is marked by All Saints Sunday, when we remember our dead, and all the saints of all times and places. We conclude the church year on November 22nd by celebrating Christ the King Sunday at Faith Lutheran.