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November 2026 Faith Lutheran Church Newsletter Article:

In just a few weeks the Church will enter the season of Advent, that time for us to prepare for our Lord’s arrival, be it in the Bethlehem manger or the clouds on that Last Day when Jesus returns to retrieve His people, all His faithful who have endured to the end.

By the time you read this the Church will have already celebrated Reformation Day along with All Saints. She will also be counting down[?] These precious last few Sunday’s of the Church Year in Series A. As rapidly as this year is evaporating, Advent will be upon us with Christmas approaching quickly.

The beauty of the Church Calendar is that it keeps the Church focused as well as intentional. Similar to that calendar which hangs on your fridge or is located beside your desk. Having a Church Calendar provides order and structure for the Church. Flying by the seat of one’s pants is hardly in order since the Lord’s Church concerns itself with reverence as sacred time is being observed, respected, honored.

Ours is the privilege and joy to be directed, guided, through the Church Year meaning and purpose provided, granted to the Lord’s people. Do we really want to be found just sorta wandering around in our spiritual lives? Just as we have the various colors alerting us as to what season of the Church Year we find ourselves in, what one can anticipate during the Divine Service.

Our following along with and abiding[?] by what’s been established for centuries, also unites us with the Church of all time and places. We are never, and have never, been an island unto ourselves. The Community of Saints in no way hints at anything close to that. We survive, we prevail, in the ways the Lord would have from those who are His own.

Let us never take for granted what has been established for our good, for the benefit of the Lord’s Church, the Lord’s people. As your pastor, allow me encourage you to find confidence in what the Lord's Church has been provided and blessed with for her good.The Lord’s blessings to you,Pastor Schmeltz