Peace lutheran church 2016 annual report
Click here for a link to the 2016 Annual Report or read the report posted below.
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PEACE LUTHERan CHURCH 2015 ANNUAL REPORT: Click here
FAITH FORMATION ROUND TABLE SUMMARY
Faith formation: the practices and opportunities—such as praying, worshiping, learning, celebrating, and serving–that engage an entire community in lifelong Christian formation and ongoing spiritual growth.
Thanks to the 50+ people who came to our first faith formation roundtable discussion on January 15. It was an invigorating conversation with many good ideas lifted up. A brief summary of the highlights can be found here. We continued the conversation at our second roundtable on February 19 and will continue to develop and implement our faith formation plans.
If you are interested in being a part of the leadership team for faith formation, please contact Pastor Lauren. We want everyone to be engaged in this process!
Thanks to the 50+ people who came to our first faith formation roundtable discussion on January 15. It was an invigorating conversation with many good ideas lifted up. A brief summary of the highlights can be found here. We continued the conversation at our second roundtable on February 19 and will continue to develop and implement our faith formation plans.
If you are interested in being a part of the leadership team for faith formation, please contact Pastor Lauren. We want everyone to be engaged in this process!
Justice ministry update - Nehemiah action rally April 25th
On Tuesday, April 25th, members from Peace joined with members from 27 congregations at IMPACT’s annual Nehemiah Action Assembly. We first gathered in the parking lot at the Martin Luther King Performing Arts Center for our Peace Lutheran Tailgate. This year we celebrated the construction of Region Ten’s residential treatment center for women suffering from drug or alcohol abuse. We also learned about plans to address the problems which seniors face who choose to remain in their homes, but cannot afford the costs. By simply attending the Nehemiah Action, we demonstrated our desire to help women suffering from substance abuse and to help senior citizens trying to stay in their homes. For more information contact Bob McAdams.
