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The Covid experience is now far behind us. Or is it? We still find ourselves feeling anxious and frustrated, even as we move on into the future with great hope and expectation. Unsettled and dangerous situations abound, both here in our own homeland, and overseas. Migrants and refugees, drugs and disease, bring us plenty to be concerned about.

In the middle of it all, however, our gracious God calls us to be in prayer. Martin Luther puts it this way: “Pray, and let God worry!” As you find yourself and your world being rocked, and you feel that you have lost control of your life, our loving Lord Jesus wants to help us to carry the yoke, to share life with him! And we find that he makes the load so much easier for us to carry. Hope arises within us, and we are renewed and refreshed in the wilderness, as God calls us to continue to rest in him, and to serve others in Jesus’ name.

“Reach Out to Serve Others in Christian Love” is our theme here at Peace Lutheran, God’s “little church on the hill” – our statement of mission and purpose. We are pleased to invite you to be with us as we meet regularly for worship on Sundays at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. The late hour brings an opportunity for traditional Lutheran liturgy, while the early hour provides for something a little different. When there is a fifth Sunday in the month, we generally offer just one service of worship at 10:00 a.m., often with fellowship or a special event afterward. Other things are added or substituted on the second and fourth Sundays. As you come, we encourage you to show concern for others, and to employ safe practices for the health and safety of all.