There is no widely recognized houseplant called "faith plant." It may be a regional or marketing name for a common species (e.g., peace lily, kalanchoe, or a succulent). Without a photo or description, care advice is impossible.
Most gift plants are seasonal bloomers (azalea, cyclamen, poinsettia) that decline after flowering. Research the true identity to determine if it’s a keeper or a temporary display plant.
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