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8am worship in the Peace parking lot in your car using a broadcast on a radio frequency.  Click HERE for a bulletin.

10am worship in the Peace parking lot livestreamed or outdoor, in-person.  Chairs will be provided. Please continue to wear masks for in-person activities.  If there is inclement weather, this service will be available only online. For the link to livestream worship, you may click HERE or on the button below.  Click HERE for a bulletin.

This is our worship schedule until the building is renovated and the sanctuary available for use.

Ready to slow down and connect as a family?  Click HERE to learn more about the FAITH5.

Need inspiration for family devotional resources?  Click HERE for this week's Taking Faith Home insert full of great ideas! 

To learn more about Faith Formation at Peace visit our Faith Formation webpage HERE 

All of us see the world and other people through cultural “filters”. These filters are based on our social and cultural background and experiences. This happens whether we are aware of it or not - it is a universal social reality, how all humans function in and make sense of society. These cultural filters can create challenges for our relationships with others, especially those whose social and cultural reality differs from ours. The people in Jesus’ day were not immune to this. There are many examples all throughout the Bible.

In our Peace Dialogues this month, we will examine how Jesus teaches a different way of seeing others, through filters of faith, and how these “faith filters” can allow us to create bridges to deeper understanding, compassion, and community.  Join us on Zoom this Sunday, April 18th, from 12:30pm-1:30pm for our monthly conversation.

GOING DEEPER:  Here are some resources to help understand our cultural assumptions:

     “Brown Eyes Blue Eyes” -  Jane Elliot’s experiment on racism with class of 3rd graders (1968) (6:51) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLAi78hluFc

     “Kitbull” - Animated short film by Pixar depicting evolving relationship between a cat and a dog (from fear/mistrust to affection/companionship) https://youtu.be/AZS5cgybKcI

For more information on "Peace Dialogues" visit our webpage HERE.  

To join via zoom, please contact Marianne Gould at Marianne@peacenb.org

With thanksgiving for life in Christ and condolences in our grief,  we commemorate the life of Edna Weigelt who died on April 9th.  Her funeral service will be at Zoeller Funeral Home at 2pm on April 18th. 

The service can also be livestreamed at https://www.facebook.com/ZoellerFuneralHome

Jane Moeller in celebration of Jane and Roy's birthdays.

Each Sunday a beautiful arrangement of fresh flowers, donated by members and friends of the congregation, adorns the cross in the chancel area of Peace Lutheran Church. A contract with “Petals To Go” Florist in New Braunfels assures timely delivery, quality, and consistency in the arrangements at a very reasonable cost of $40 per arrangement. Flowers may be donated for occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries, in honor or in memory of a loved one, or simply ”To the Glory of God!”  While we worship with St. Andrew in Canyon Lake, the arrangement will be taken to the altar there and then brought back to Peace after worship.  The arrangement may be picked up at the church during office hours the following week.  For questions, please contact Kathi Anderson (210) 643-8855, the Flower Coordinator for the Worship Team.

To sign up for flower donations, click the button below or go to the sign up button at the bottom of Peace's homepage at peacenb.org

The second quarter 2021 "Christ in Our Home" Devotional Booklets are now available for the months April through June.  The online version is available from Augsburg Fortress by clicking HERE.

Printed copies of the booklets, along with the current issue of Living Lutheran magazine, are available in the church office.  Please give us a call at 830-620-0618 and we will bring one out to your car.

We are part of one church body organized in three expressions — congregations, synods, and the churchwide organization. Each expression has its particular functions but all three together share a common mission of doing God’s work in the world and proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ. Together, they ensure a solid foundation of leadership, active involvement in communities, opportunities for dialogue and diverse perspectives, creative partnerships, and support for members and ministries of the ELCA.