In-person (at church) + online (via Zoom)

Martin Luther was not an expert on mental health. Those weren't buzzwords in the 1500s like they are today; they weren't even really a topic of conversation. That being said, Luther was an expert when it comes to teaching and applying Scripture. When Christians struggle with their mental health today, the first place many go is the church. By evaluating Luther’s Letters of Spiritual Consolation in which he addresses issues like anxiety and depression, author, Dr. Stephen Saunders seeks to equip Christians with a resource on supporting their struggling loved ones with Scripture and medically-sound advice.

It's NEVER too late to join! This class is a vital part of our ministry here at Prince of Peace. It provides a thorough introduction or review of the major teachings of the Bible and is one my favorite classes to teach. I would LOVE for you to be a part of it! We offer this class year round for various types of people, including those who:

1. are curious what the Bible teaches or have questions about God, religion, spirituality, etc; 

2. are interested in formally joining our congregation and want to learn what it believes and confesses;

3. are already members of our congregation and desire a refresher of the Bible's message of grace and to grow in their faith. 

There is NO commitment required following your completion of the class. You're welcome to just attend, listen, ask questions, challenge what is said, and participate as you feel comfortable. Please reach out with any further questions. 

You can attend this class in person--we meet in the chapel from 6:30-7:30pm. Or, if you prefer, you can attend virtually from home on Zoom.

Over the next couple months, we’ll make our way through the Gospel of Mark, arguably the most neglected of the four Gospels due to its short length. Though it is brief, it is jam-packed with salvific content of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. In it, we’ll also meet and discuss the many whom Jesus heals, consoles, restores, and sets free; and in them we will see our Savior who cares even for the “least of these.” One Bible commentator noted, “Mark’s Gospel is a race to the cross!”

Over the next couple months, we’ll make our way through the Gospel of Mark, arguably the most neglected of the four Gospels due to its short length. Though it is brief, it is jam-packed with salvific content of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. In it, we’ll also meet and discuss the many whom Jesus heals, consoles, restores, and sets free; and in them we will see our Savior who cares even for the “least of these.” One Bible commentator noted, “Mark’s Gospel is a race to the cross!”

In-person (at church) + online (via Zoom)

Martin Luther was not an expert on mental health. Those weren't buzzwords in the 1500s like they are today; they weren't even really a topic of conversation. That being said, Luther was an expert when it comes to teaching and applying Scripture. When Christians struggle with their mental health today, the first place many go is the church. By evaluating Luther’s Letters of Spiritual Consolation in which he addresses issues like anxiety and depression, author, Dr. Stephen Saunders seeks to equip Christians with a resource on supporting their struggling loved ones with Scripture and medically-sound advice.

It's NEVER too late to join! This class is a vital part of our ministry here at Prince of Peace. It provides a thorough introduction or review of the major teachings of the Bible and is one my favorite classes to teach. I would LOVE for you to be a part of it! We offer this class year round for various types of people, including those who:

1. are curious what the Bible teaches or have questions about God, religion, spirituality, etc; 

2. are interested in formally joining our congregation and want to learn what it believes and confesses;

3. are already members of our congregation and desire a refresher of the Bible's message of grace and to grow in their faith. 

There is NO commitment required following your completion of the class. You're welcome to just attend, listen, ask questions, challenge what is said, and participate as you feel comfortable. Please reach out with any further questions. 

You can attend this class in person--we meet in the chapel from 6:30-7:30pm. Or, if you prefer, you can attend virtually from home on Zoom.

Over the next couple months, we’ll make our way through the Gospel of Mark, arguably the most neglected of the four Gospels due to its short length. Though it is brief, it is jam-packed with salvific content of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. In it, we’ll also meet and discuss the many whom Jesus heals, consoles, restores, and sets free; and in them we will see our Savior who cares even for the “least of these.” One Bible commentator noted, “Mark’s Gospel is a race to the cross!”

In-person (at church) + online (via Zoom)

Martin Luther was not an expert on mental health. Those weren't buzzwords in the 1500s like they are today; they weren't even really a topic of conversation. That being said, Luther was an expert when it comes to teaching and applying Scripture. When Christians struggle with their mental health today, the first place many go is the church. By evaluating Luther’s Letters of Spiritual Consolation in which he addresses issues like anxiety and depression, author, Dr. Stephen Saunders seeks to equip Christians with a resource on supporting their struggling loved ones with Scripture and medically-sound advice.

It's NEVER too late to join! This class is a vital part of our ministry here at Prince of Peace. It provides a thorough introduction or review of the major teachings of the Bible and is one my favorite classes to teach. I would LOVE for you to be a part of it! We offer this class year round for various types of people, including those who:

1. are curious what the Bible teaches or have questions about God, religion, spirituality, etc; 

2. are interested in formally joining our congregation and want to learn what it believes and confesses;

3. are already members of our congregation and desire a refresher of the Bible's message of grace and to grow in their faith. 

There is NO commitment required following your completion of the class. You're welcome to just attend, listen, ask questions, challenge what is said, and participate as you feel comfortable. Please reach out with any further questions. 

You can attend this class in person--we meet in the chapel from 6:30-7:30pm. Or, if you prefer, you can attend virtually from home on Zoom.

Over the next couple months, we’ll make our way through the Gospel of Mark, arguably the most neglected of the four Gospels due to its short length. Though it is brief, it is jam-packed with salvific content of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. In it, we’ll also meet and discuss the many whom Jesus heals, consoles, restores, and sets free; and in them we will see our Savior who cares even for the “least of these.” One Bible commentator noted, “Mark’s Gospel is a race to the cross!”

In-person (at church) + online (via Zoom)

Martin Luther was not an expert on mental health. Those weren't buzzwords in the 1500s like they are today; they weren't even really a topic of conversation. That being said, Luther was an expert when it comes to teaching and applying Scripture. When Christians struggle with their mental health today, the first place many go is the church. By evaluating Luther’s Letters of Spiritual Consolation in which he addresses issues like anxiety and depression, author, Dr. Stephen Saunders seeks to equip Christians with a resource on supporting their struggling loved ones with Scripture and medically-sound advice.

It's NEVER too late to join! This class is a vital part of our ministry here at Prince of Peace. It provides a thorough introduction or review of the major teachings of the Bible and is one my favorite classes to teach. I would LOVE for you to be a part of it! We offer this class year round for various types of people, including those who:

1. are curious what the Bible teaches or have questions about God, religion, spirituality, etc; 

2. are interested in formally joining our congregation and want to learn what it believes and confesses;

3. are already members of our congregation and desire a refresher of the Bible's message of grace and to grow in their faith. 

There is NO commitment required following your completion of the class. You're welcome to just attend, listen, ask questions, challenge what is said, and participate as you feel comfortable. Please reach out with any further questions. 

You can attend this class in person--we meet in the chapel from 6:30-7:30pm. Or, if you prefer, you can attend virtually from home on Zoom.

Over the next couple months, we’ll make our way through the Gospel of Mark, arguably the most neglected of the four Gospels due to its short length. Though it is brief, it is jam-packed with salvific content of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. In it, we’ll also meet and discuss the many whom Jesus heals, consoles, restores, and sets free; and in them we will see our Savior who cares even for the “least of these.” One Bible commentator noted, “Mark’s Gospel is a race to the cross!”

The greatest day of the year is here! Jesus lives and everything changes! Death is defeated and life eternal is secure!

As the sun rises, we will celebrate what the women saw and heard at Jesus’ tomb that first Easter morning: “He has risen! He is not here!”

Our festival service will begin at 10am, followed by an egg hunt for kids, a taco lunch, ice cream truck, and bounce house! Plan to stick around and spend the day with us as we celebrate our Lord’s resurrection.

All are welcome—invite family, neighbors, and friends!

This is one of the more moving and emotional services of the entire year. As we consider each of the statements Jesus made from His cross, the lights in the chapel are darkened until we finish the service in complete darkness and silence.