There's a place for you at Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church
We’re a welcoming congregation that meets people where they are—from confidence to curiosity to doubt. Here, you’re embraced as part of God’s beloved community, invited to ask questions, and encouraged to grow in faith alongside others.
We embrace all people with the wide-open love of God, creating a community where everyone belongs just as they are.
We nurture a faith that makes room for questions, reflection, and the ongoing work of becoming who God calls us to be.
We let God’s light shine through compassionate action, extending our hands in love to our neighbors and community.
Growing in faith is a lifelong journey, and you don’t have to walk it alone. At Peace, we offer meaningful ways to learn, ask questions, dig deeper into Scripture, and connect with others who are exploring their faith too.
A welcoming space where we learn together, share insights, and grow through open conversation and Scripture.
Faith formation rooted in curiosity, creativity, and nurturing relationships that help young people experience God’s love.
A supportive journey for students as they explore what they believe, ask big questions, and claim their place in the life of the church.
Opportunities to worship and grow through music—whether in choir, instrumental music, or assisting in worship.
Even if you can’t be here in person, you’re still part of our community. Join our Sunday worship online and experience music, prayer, and God’s Word, wherever life takes you.
Faith doesn’t require certainty; it invites curiosity. This week, we sit with the story of Nicodemus, a religious leader who brought his deepest, most “unsafe” questions to Jesus under the cover of night. Whether you are wrestling with doubts about suffering, prayer, or the very presence of God, find peace in the reminder that Grace meets us in the asking, not just in the answering.
Nicodemus came to Jesus under the cover of night, bringing his credentials, his authority, and most importantly, his vulnerable questions. Jesus didn’t meet his confusion with simple answers or shame, but with the mystery of the Spirit and a grace that invites curiosity over certainty. If you are carrying questions you’re afraid to say out loud, find encouragement in a God who isn’t looking for perfect understanding, but for the courage to simply show up.
Faith doesn’t require certainty; it invites curiosity. This week, Pastor Travis explores the story of Nicodemus—a leader who came to Jesus in the dark with hard, honest questions. Whether you are wrestling with doubt or wondering if your prayers are heard, discover a grace that meets you in the asking, not just in the answering. It’s okay not to have all the answers.
The wilderness isn’t always a scenic view; often, it’s a place of testing, exhaustion, and uncertainty. Drawing from the story of Jesus’ temptation, Pastor Travis explores why the Spirit sometimes leads us into difficult seasons—not as punishment, but to remind us who we truly are. If you are in a “wilderness moment” right now, discover why grace meets you exactly where you are.
In these challenging times, ordinary acts of courage become extraordinary acts of faith. Discover how small acts of resistance, guided by biblical wisdom and neighborly love, can create powerful change in our communities and world.
Many people have questions about church but feel too afraid to ask them out loud. This post tackles five of the most common ones—about belonging, prayer, money, acceptance, and community—in a down-to-earth, conversational way.
Join us every Sunday morning for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Together, we celebrate God’s love through scripture, prayer, music, and a meaningful message. All are welcome, no...
The woman at the well encounters Jesus and leaves changed.
Join us for a new book study beginning September 21 after worship. Together we’ll read Faith Unraveled by Rachel Held Evans, a memoir about moving from certainty through doubt to a deeper, more resilient faith. Books can be ordered through the church office or purchased individually.
Join us every Sunday morning for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Together, we celebrate God’s love through scripture, prayer, music, and a meaningful message. All are welcome, no...
“I was blind but now I see.” Grace opens our eyes.
Join us for a new book study beginning September 21 after worship. Together we’ll read Faith Unraveled by Rachel Held Evans, a memoir about moving from certainty through doubt to a deeper, more resilient faith. Books can be ordered through the church office or purchased individually.
Join us every Sunday morning for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Together, we celebrate God’s love through scripture, prayer, music, and a meaningful message. All are welcome, no...
Lazarus is raised. Resurrection begins before Easter.
Join us for a new book study beginning September 21 after worship. Together we’ll read Faith Unraveled by Rachel Held Evans, a memoir about moving from certainty through doubt to a deeper, more resilient faith. Books can be ordered through the church office or purchased individually.
Join us in serving at the Open Door Ministry Supper, a community meal providing food and fellowship to those in need. Volunteers help with meal service and cleanup, offering kindness...
Join us every Sunday morning for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Together, we celebrate God’s love through scripture, prayer, music, and a meaningful message. All are welcome, no...
We wave palms and hear the passion story. Triumph and tragedy together.
