Welcome to Peace Lutheran Church
Peace is not only our name; it's what we're about.
As a community of forgiven people who have experienced the peace of God that only He gives through His Son, Jesus Christ, we invite you to experience and celebrate that peace with us. Through worship and education we strengthen our personal relationship with the God of peace. We are, then, equipped to bring this message of Christ's peace with us in our daily lives as individuals, and as a congregation, as we serve the Waverly community in a multitude of ways.
Our vision is to be a thriving, Christ-centered church, boldly equipping people of all ages and stages, through life-transforming worship, education and mission experiences to fearlessly serve the Triune God in the community.
Find Purpose. Find Belonging. Find Peace.
Worship Times
- 8:00 a.m. - Majestic Praise Worship Service, Sanctuary
- 9:15 a.m. - Sunday School
- 10:30 a.m. - Hearts Rejoicing Worship Service, MAC
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Sermon Topic & Readings for Sept 16, 2018
Imagine if you were the father in today’s Gospel. Since childhood, his son has been plagued by an unclean spirit that makes him mute and throws him down, doing bodily harm. The dad brings his son to Jesus’ disciples, and they are of no help. The father comes before Jesus and asks him to help . . . if He can. Jesus responds, “If you can! All things are possible for one who believes.” To which the father cries out, “I believe; help my unbelief!” (Mark 9:23–24). This father, who is at the end of his rope, cries out with faith mixed with desperation. Thankfully, his worthiness, and our worthiness, does not depend on the greatness or smallness of faith. Instead, it depends on Jesus, the object of our faith.
Isaiah 50:4–10
James 3:1–12
Mark 9:14-29
Sept 9, 2018
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145th & Amberly Road 
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