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Welcome!

Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, there is a welcome place here for you.
Holy Faith Church is an inclusive, affirming, Lutheran-and-Episcopal congregation. People of all generations and family groupings gather at our church to seek God together and to reach out in care for the community around us. In the process, we share a lot of joy and laughter, support one another in difficult times, and come to know each other's stories.

Living into Jesus' model of crossing social boundaries and welcoming all people is an ongoing process in the journey of any church community. 

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You are invited to join us for one of our Sunday ​morning services:

8:15-9:00: 
A contemplative and traditional service from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer.

9:15-9:45: 
Choir Rehearsal - all ages and abilities welcome. 
​(on hold)

10:00-11:00: 
A communion service mixing hymns, gospel, and world songs, blending Lutheran and Episcopalian language.  This is a joyful service balanced by moments to catch one's breath and reflect.

11:00-12:00: 
Coffee hour. All are welcome for a feast of food and fellowship.

Holy Faith in the News

 Shopping for SASS
 HFC members Mary Fatchett, Christen Mitchell, and Bethany Mitchell   were featured in a Saline Area Social Service (SASS) video (click here)   thanking them for shopping to stock the SASS food pantry. ​Every   Monday during the summer, volunteers meet at SASS, pick up the   week’s grocery list (along with pre-paid Meijer gift cards), shop at   Meijer, and then deliver purchased food to SASS. Thanks to all our Holy   Faith members who have volunteered for this important ministry in our   community! 
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World Refugee Day
Washtenaw Refugee Welcome celebrated World Refugee Day at Holy    Faith. ​For more information and images, click here.
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​Inch by Inch, Row by Row
Come See What Our Garden Grows!
Begun in 2009, Holy Faith’s garden yields approximately 600 pounds of fresh produce per year, which we donate to Saline Area Social Service. The food then gets distributed to the hungry in our area. Our hard working gardeners have been harvesting potatoes, onions, bush beans, carrots, cucumbers, cabbages, tomatoes and cherry tomatoes. ​
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Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church Michael Curry provided an uplifting sermon at the recent marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Click here to read an article about his sermon and the resulting publicity.