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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Worship with us Sundays 8:45 & 11am

Wednesdays Together

EASTER SUNDAY

April 20 at 8:45 & 11am

“Do not be afraid…He is not here; for he has been raised.”  What blessed good news! Choir, handbells and brass quintet support our celebration that our Lord Jesus is risen indeed!

Wednesdays Together

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE

Maundy Thursday – Easter Sunday 

Maundy Thursday
Thurs, Apr 17 / 7pm
The Lenten confession culminates with words of absolution. Our Lord feeds his followers with a different meal and a new commandment. We watch as the sanctuary is stripped of all vessels and vestments, reflecting the treatment our Lord receives. Choir, flute and handbells support our song together.

Good Friday
Fri, Apr 18 / Noon & 7pm
At noon in the sanctuary, we will sing, pray and hear the reading of our Lord’s passion from John’s gospel account. In the evening the Solemn Tenebrae helps us to hear the story of our Lord’s movement to the cross.

Extinguished candles represent a coming darkness as his companions leave his side. We sing responsively with choir and violin.

Great Vigil of Easter
Sat, Apr 19 / 7pm
The story. Our story. To be precise, God’s story.

The story of how God created and creates, has loved us all and, despite our tendency to take other paths, continues to love—to come for us! The Vigil of Easter opens our eyes to the whole story, culminating with victory over death for all creation. Come to this blessed, unique time of worship.

Resurrection of our Lord
Sun, Apr 20 / 8:45 & 11am
“Do not be afraid…He is not here; for he has been raised.”  What blessed good news!  Choir, handbells and brass quintet support our celebration that our Lord

Jesus is risen indeed!

Prince of Peace Sunday Worship

8:45 and 11am

Join us for worship at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church as we celebrate Holy Communion in-person each Sunday at 8:45am and 11am. We also worship virtually with our weekly service posted online around noon. We affirm our Lord’s presence in, with and under each element of the Sacrament.