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The Word Station

The Word Station offers books, Bibles, and resources for you to purchase. The Word Station is located in the Gathering Place. Stop by and take a look!

Peace Library

The Peace Library provides a wide variety of resources for all ages. Our inventory is now online for your convenience. The Library is located next to the Nursery across from the Auditorium. Click on the photo to learn more.

To view Peace’s Library inventory, click this link.
(You must have an account to access, to get an account, stop in the Library on Sunday mornings and someone will assist you.)

rightnow Media

RightNow Media is a faith-based on-demand streaming service. It provides access to thousands of video teachings from renowned teachers and pastors, as well as Christian entertainment options for kids. Peace offers this resource to you at no cost. Click the graphic to learn more.

Click here to receive an invitation giving you access.

Click here for a one-minute video introduction to learn more.

Recommended Books

  • Close-up of a burgundy book cover titled 'Luther's Small Catechism with Explanation' in gold lettering.

    For nearly 500 years, Martin Luther’s little instruction book has helped teach youth and adults the basics of the Christian faith. The book contains 6 core texts along with questions and answers: Ten Commandments, the Apostles’ Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, Baptism, Confession, and the Lord’s Supper.

  • Book cover for "The Life You've Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People" by John Ortberg, featuring a wooden dock over water and lush green trees.

    Is your faith more like an “insurance” policy? If it is, you’re missing out on an important part of Christianity – God’s life-changing power. In this book. Ortberg reveals how prayer, meditation, fasting, servanthood, and other spiritual disciplines can lead to a fulfilling life.

  • Book cover featuring two peaches and green leaves, title 'The Good and Beautiful God' by James Bryan Smith, with subtitle 'Falling in Love with the God Jesus Knows'.

    What does being a Christian really mean? Smith believes we need a pattern for transformation. This book helps us re-examine what we think about God, how we practice spiritual disciplines, and whom we interact with to discover the life Jesus lived and then grow in the knowledge of a good and beautiful God.

  • Book cover with a purple flower and water droplets, titled "The good and beautiful YOU" by James Bryan Smith.

    Who are you becoming as a Christian? Are toxic self-narratives holding you back from a deep, marvelous transformation in Christ? How you see yourself shapes the way you interact with God and others. Smith shows that allowing the Lord to bring healing opens you up to living fully as the amazing person you were created to be.

  • Book cover titled "The Good and Beautiful Life" by James Bryan Smith features a large blue butterfly on a white background.

    We all want to be happy and live the good life. James Bryan Smith says the problem is that we have bought into false notions of happiness and success. Our self-centered decisions lead us into vices that cause ruin: anger, lust, lying, worry, and judging. Following the Sermon on the Mount, this book guides us to look behind these character flaws and replace our false beliefs with Jesus’ narratives about life in God’s Kingdom.

  • Book cover titled 'Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth' by Richard J. Foster, featuring special anniversary edition and two essays, with a white background and blue and orange text.

    This classic book by Richard Foster explores the core practices of the Christian faith: the inward Disciplines of meditation, prayer, fasting, and study offer avenues of personal examination and change. The outward Disciplines of simplicity, solitude, submission, and service help prepare us to make the world a better place. The corporate Disciplines of confession, worship, guidance, and celebration bring us nearer to one another and to God.

Practices & Experiences.

  • Road leading towards distant mountains with a partly cloudy sky, overlaid with text reading "Sacred Journey" and quote about spiritual formation, and a Peace Church logo.

    This is a 6-session pilgrimage for those who are thirsty for more of God. This journey is for all who are dissatisfied with living on the surface and who want to travel deeper into God’s heart. We invite you to come and explore spiritual disciplines as we seek to create sacred space for God. (To be offered sometime in the year)

  • Image of two hands pressed together in prayer against a cloudy sky background with the word 'PRAYER' in large font and the Peace Church logo and name in the bottom right corner.

    Prayer is above all a relational practice. It is being with God, to speak to him with mind and heart and in connection with his Word, to hear from him. Prayer is one way of participating in God’s work in a broken world and inviting his healing and transforming power into our own broken lives.

  • Announcement for Peace Church service times, including Saturday blended at 5:30 PM, Sunday traditional at 8:00 AM, Sunday modern plus Sunday school at 9:00 AM, and Sunday blended at 10:15 AM; large gold 3D letters spelling 'WORSHIP' with a cross integrated into the letter T.

    As Lutherans have approached it, worship is first and foremost “God serving us” as we receive from him in his Word and Supper. It is also our response to God, individually and as a community, as we offer him our prayers and praises. You can worship God anytime on your own. Here is the current church worship schedule at Peace.

  • Sabbath Keeping

  • Solitude and Silence

  • Meditation

  • Journaling

  • Go on a Personal Retreat

  • Get a Spiritual Mentor or Coach

  • A stone sign with the word "RETREAT" on it, surrounded by green leaves at the top, with overlay text "Events" and a logo and the words "peace church" at the bottom.

    Discover a Retreat

  • Spiritual Pathway

  • Peace Prayer Service