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Faith Lutheran Church Oakville

Living in Babylon: A Christian Response to Racial Tension

Living in Babylon: A Christian Response to Racial Tension

Today we’re continuing our series Living In Babylon, and discovering what it means to be living as exiles (resident aliens) on this earth as God's children. In this message, we are excited to be able have a conversation with Pastor John Schmidtke and Pastor Gerard Boling, two pastors from one of our Mission Partners, Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Needless to say, the events in the news during this last month have highlighted the ongoing challenges associated with George Floyd's death at the hands of a police officer. How are Christians to respond to the tensions connected with racism and racial inequality? What does it mean to be able to "do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly" before our God?

Locations & Times

Faith Lutheran Church - Oakville

St. Louis, MO 63129, USA

Sunday 9:00 AM

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WAYS TO GIVE

We believe God wants to position Faith to be a generous body of believers able to invest in missional ministry where we live, work, play and beyond; wherever God leads us to bless those who need the Gospel. Faith members and regular attenders are on a journey to discover what it means to move from being blessed to blessing others. We give with gratitude in response to God’s grace and sacrificial love in Jesus, who already has met our deepest needs. He works through the sacrifice and generosity of His people to meet the needs of others and to fuel the mission of His church to make disciples.
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MUSIC

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TODAY'S MESSAGE

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