Sunday Worship Services
8:30 & 10:15 AM | MAIN BUILDING - ENGLISH
Morning Services are the opportunity for us to gather together to worship God in song, hear from God's Word, and connect with each other. Live stream of both services available here.
2:30 PM | EAST BUILDING - ANUAK
Attendees of the afternoon service worship entirely in the Anuak language.
Masks are now REQUIRED at Faith Church per Minnesota Mask Mandate as of July 25, 2020.
our pastors
jon dierenfeld
Pastor of children & family ministries
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
jon@faithchurchaustin.org
scott owens
PASTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
scott@faithchurchaustin.org
jonathan poindexter
pastor of worship & connections
Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
jonathan@faithchurchaustin.org
mike sager
senior pastor
Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
msager@faithchurchaustin.org
Gathering for kids & Students
FAITH KIDS | 4 years - 6th grade
At Faith Kids we partner with parents to prepare kids to Follow Jesus for life. Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings (during the school year) are geared to help kids develop a faith that will last through eternity. We'd love to connect with you! Find us on Facebook or contact faithchurch@faithchurchaustin.org for info about Faith Kids and resources. Learn more by clicking on the Faith Kids logo.
FAITHSTUDENTS | 7 - 12th grade
Faith Students exists to create an atmosphere, places and moments where students want to gather together, authentically connect and serve others willingly. We want every student to come to love God, walk with Christ and listen to the Holy Spirit. Check out more by clicking the Faith Students logo or through a linked icon below.
BAPTISM
Baptism is one way in which we follow Jesus. Many people speak of baptism as being an outward sign of an inward change. It is a public display of your belief in Jesus and symbolizes your desire to follow him.
Why get baptized?
mEMBERSHIP
When we think about joining a church, we all have various views based upon our church experiences. For some, it involved being a part of a local church body; joining a church shows your commitment to it. For others, church membership seems unnecessary; they plan on getting involved and serving, whether or not they formally become a member. Because of negative experiences with a church, some are leery of joining another group. Others simply don't want to make a commitment.
