How We Serve
At Peace Lutheran we believe in service. Being open to helping others is at the core of our Mission and Values and can manifest in so many ways. Here are opportunities for service at Peace Lutheran that would welcome your support.
Worship Support
Green Thumbs Wanted
Campus Upkeep
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Worship Support
At Peace Lutheran, we believe engagement deepens the worship experience. There are many ways you can enrich your engagement during Sunday services. For example, you can sign up to be an Assisting Minister, helping to lead the congregation in prayer and serving Communion.
Consider serving as the worship lector and reading the weekly lessons during the service.
We welcome people to donate flowers for the altar to brighten the Sanctuary or in memory or celebration of a loved one.
You can serve on our Altar Guild, helping to prepare communion. You can sign up for a month of arranging, providing and preparing the bread and cup for distribution in worship. Our Guild also changes and arranges the seasonal vestments to help make our Sanctuary warm and inviting.
Or become a greeter and help distribute service bulletins and hymnals to arriving worshipers.
No prior experience is needed for any of these activities. Just a willing heart and a desire to serve.
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Green Thumbs Wanted
Peace Lutheran has the unique distinction of hosting a thriving community garden on the campus. You can read more about this community service in the Connect section of this website. Visit our Community Garden page to learn more.
Campus Upkeep
Peace Lutheran is a large campus and requires care. If you are handy with tools and want to help maintain our sanctuary and grounds please consider volunteering for occasional odd jobs around the church. About twice a year Peace members and friends get together to tackle campus improvement projects. Often this includes freshening up our sanctuary, taking care of the grounds or caring for our Labyrinth. (Yes, we have a Labyrinth on our front lawn which welcomes meditation and contemplation for all.)
Taking care of our facilities is yet another way to give thanks for all God has provided us.