Welcome to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
A church where you can feel at home, make new friends & be part of meaningful worship
At The Heart Of Our Ministry is the Good News of God's love in Jesus Christ.
We invite you to be part of our fellowship at Prince of Peace.
We are agents on a mission for God,
reaching inwardly to minister to our own members,
and outwardly to minister to the local community.
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Our Service Times
SUNDAYS
Traditional LCMS Service: 8:30am
Fellowship & Bible Study: 9:45am
Contemporary Service: 11:00am
WEDNESDAYS DURING LENT
Lenten Midday Service: 12:30pm
Fellowship & Dinner: 6pm
Lenten Evening Service: 7pm
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What it means to Be Lutheran
Our congregation accepts and preaches the Bible-based teachings of Martin Luther that inspired
the reformation of the Christian Church in the 16th century.
The teaching of Luther and the reformers
can be summarized in three phrases:
Grace alone, Faith alone, Scripture alone.
We are a Sacramental Church
The Lutheran Church has defined a sacrament as a sacred act;
instituted by God; in which God Himself has joined His Word of promise to the visible element; and by which He offers, gives and seals the forgiveness of sins earned by Christ
Read Our Weekly Newsletter
Our office staff updates and produces a new newsletter each week throughout the year. To check out our newsletter just click on the link below or signup for one to come in your mailbox!
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Prince of Peace Pre-School
A Christian Preschool serving our community
Investigate. Create. Explore.
We are a play-based learning preschool, focused on the investigative process and problem solving. We use an emergent curriculum, following the interests of the children to direct the learning in the classroom. Teachers incorporate specific skills, such as fine and gross motor development, literacy and numeracy practice, and social and emotional growth into the process of investigating and creating.