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Welcome to Peace!
We invite you to share in the love and grace of God through the fellowship of Peace Lutheran Church. Peace is a diverse community, with people from all over the Austin area. We share a belief that a relationship with Jesus and each other helps us to live more deeply and better serve the communities around us and around the world.
Our mission:
Peace Lutheran Church welcomes all people to our Christ centered community of faith to worship, learn and serve.
Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you.
Isaiah 60:1
During the four week Let it Shine! Capital Appeal we will explore a vision for ministry and exciting possibilities for the future. People from the community of Peace will share reflections of their lives in the church.
A Reflection from Bryan Rust
On Sunday, April 22 Peace Lutheran Church began a four week Capital Appeal. I’ve enjoyed and I am humbled in reading the reflections from our sisters and brother over the past three Sundays. Getting to know each other and our varied life experiences are important parts of being together in a community of faith.
This reflection in our Let it Shine! Capital Appeal is being published on Response Sunday, May 13. It’s a day when we’re asked to make a financial response to the one year general fund and the three year capital appeal. It’s an awesome and holy consideration. I’m supportive of the growing vision, specifically being with people in our local community. It’s also helpful to pay for the education building so that we can focus more fully on being in mission with people. Now the even more detailed and, to my way of thinking, more difficult work of organizing and living this vision begins. I believe we must organize and live this vision. I pray that we listen to all the voices in this church and in our community. Let’s move forward together. We can’t be the church, each of us, by ourselves. We need each other.
Travel back to Babylon…Hear the stories of Daniel, taken from his home and forced into the king's service. Imagine the pressure of learning a new language and culture. Imagine the shock of discovering your best friends have been tossed into a fiery furnace! But Daniel and his friends kept their faith in God.