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.
Palm Sunday is a day of “spiritual whiplash,” where we hold both triumph and tragedy in the same breath. As we move from shouting “Hosanna” to “Crucify him,” we are reminded that life often mixes joy and sorrow together. Discover how grace meets us in both the celebration and the silence, giving us the space to be honest about our grief even as we celebrate our joys.
Resurrection is about more than just coming back to life; it’s about being set free. Although Lazarus walked out of the tomb, he remained bound in his grave clothes until Jesus commanded the community to “unbind him.” Pastor Travis explores why we cannot always free ourselves from the shame, fear, and old patterns that cling to us—and why we need the help of others to finally let go and walk in full freedom.
Before the glory of Easter, we must walk through the tension of the tomb. Exploring the story of Lazarus, Pastor Travis touches on the raw honesty of Martha’s “If you had been here” and the profound mystery of a Savior who weeps alongside us in our grief. Whether you feel stuck, bound, or hopeless in a “tomb” of your own making, discover a grace that doesn’t just explain the waiting, but calls you forward into resurrection and commands that you be unbound.
When the Pharisees tried to trap him with theological arguments, the man Jesus healed offered the most powerful defense: “I was blind, and now I see.” This week, Pastor Travis explores why your personal experience of grace is more important than having all the answers. Whether your story is a dramatic shift or a gradual awakening, discover why simply showing up and saying “I’m starting to see” is more than enough.
“I was blind, but now I see.” This simple seven-word testimony from John 9 anchors our exploration of how grace gradually opens our eyes. Pastor Travis reflects on the movement from darkness to light, inviting us to notice where we are starting to see God, ourselves, and the world differently. Discover how spiritual sight isn’t always a blinding flash, but a slow awakening to the beauty and presence of grace already at work around us.
When the woman at the well encountered Jesus, she left behind the very water jar she came to fill. Her transformation wasn’t about a change in her difficult circumstances or her past, but a fundamental reorientation of her soul from shame to freedom. Discover how grace doesn’t always fix our lives, but always changes us—inviting us to leave behind what we thought we needed to run toward something new.
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.
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.
Hand washing, communion, and the stripping of the altar.
We stand at the foot of the cross and wait in silence.
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...
Christ is risen. Resurrection changes everything.
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...
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...
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.
