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Advent, coming from the Latin word meaning to come, is a season of preparation and anticipation. The Church looks for the coming of her Savior in this threefold advent: his coming in the flesh, his return in judgment, and his daily coming in Word and Sacrament. The Church encompasses all these facets of the season in the single word that defines Advent worship: “Come!” Throughout the prayers, verses, songs, and lessons that single word is our invitation, our anticipation, our sure and certain hope. Come, Lord Jesus!
December 1 He Is Coming! Prepare!
December 8 He Is Coming! Repent!
December 15 He Is Coming! Persevere!
December 22 He Is Coming! He Is God with Us; Immanuel!
Christmas Worship at Peace!
God looked at our broken world and loved it. He sent his Son to bring God’s love and forgiveness to people in desperate need of both. The child born in a Bethlehem stable came to live for us, die for us, and rise from the dead to be out Savior. Join us to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ! Our worship will feature an inspiring message, favorite Christmas carols and a place to fine God’s word-changing love. A Savior has been born to you, he is Christ the Lord.
Christmas Eve. December 24
Sunday School Children’s Program @ 4pm
Candlelight Worship @ 6pm & 8pm
Christmas Day December 25
Worship with Communion @ 9am
Women Of Peace: Register now for this year’s Advent By Candlelight service: An Evening With Isaiah, Sunday Dec. 8th at 6:00 pm.
Please feel free to invite women from other congregations, neighbors, family or friends to this special event on Sunday, December 8th at 6:00 pm, as we prepare our hearts for the coming Christ Child. If you would like to attend as a guest, please sign up at the table in the Gathering Space. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, we are looking for assistance in the following ways:
~ Table Hostess
~ Making a Dessert
~ Bringing Fresh Fruit
~ Serving as a Reader for the Program.
Sign ups and more information for each of these opportunities is also available at the table in the Church Gathering Space. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Julie Ehlers (262-223-8040; juliebehlers@gmail.com) or Sara Miller (414-899-1771; 5solassara@gmail.com). Reserve your spot today!
Lutheran Military Support Group
Peace Lutheran Church has joined the LMSG supporting our veterans beginning with the addition of an LMSG Liaison, Mike Lippert who will report to the Board of Youth and Family. We will soon be adding an LMSG Support Group as well. Please CLICK HERE to sign up for the support group.
Mission Statement
Lutheran Military Support Group is a non-profit organization providing Christ-centered support to military service members, veterans, and their families.
LMSG Organizational Concept and Design
LMSG is an incorporated WI nonprofit, run by a Board of Evangelical Lutheran (WELS/ELS) Veterans from all branches of service, in several states.
The group is a national level organization, designed to have national reach, but local impact. We are designed to be both an auxiliary to WELS Military Services, and the ELS Christian Service Board in their support of active duty service members, and an independent organization supporting the needs of our military veterans and our “military families” of both active duty members and veterans. Further information about the LMSG can be found at http://lutheranmilitary.org/
Trunk ’n Treat will be held on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27TH from 2-3 pm. This is a great way for Peace members to not only get visitors from our community onto our campus, but also to open the door to sharing God’s gospel message with them. You can donate candy to help defray the cost and support this outreach event! Just place candy in the donation bins that are around church and school, throughout the month of October. We are expecting even more visitors, so any help is very appreciated!
Sign-up sheet is in the Gathering Space to help out, or set up your car as a “treat spot!” If you would like to help, please contact Jen Agenten with questions or to help out: 262-573-1588 or
Read through Scripture and count the times it refers to believers as “brothers and sisters.” The Holy Spirit uses terms like these to help us think of each other as family.
In this 6-week worship series, we will look at how our Father knits us together in love and unity into a spiritual family. We will see the benefits of being part of this family. In the Church, Christ has given us a better home.
We hope you will be able to join us as we strengthen the ties that have bound us together as family members in Christ!
October 20 – Our Need for Christian Community
October 27 – The Lost Are Now Found
November 3 – You Are Free to Be Yourself
November 10 – Where You Are Perfectly Safe
November 17 – You Have an Everlasting Family
November 24 – You Are Part of Christ’s Glorious Kingdom
The Board of Adult Discipleship is asking each confirmed member to fill out a Time and Talent survey. If you have not already done so please take a few minutes to fill out a survey. There are paper copies available in the church library. Your time and participation is greatly appreciated.
Please CLICK HERE to fill out the survey or print it and drop it off in the church office.