During Lent, we have invited members of the Peace of Christ Church Community to share their own reflections, stories, or poetry about what Lent means to them. This Reflection comes from Peace community member Malia Hagen.

The SLC and Peace of Christ pastoral staff are in agreement that an Interim Pastor is not necessary at this time. We are confident in our current pastoral staff’s ability to lead our community through this transition and beyond.  

During Lent, we have invited members of the Peace of Christ Church Community to share their own reflections, stories, or poetry about what Lent means to them. This Reflection comes from Peace community member Sharon O’Neal

During Lent, we have invited members of the Peace of Christ Church Community to share their own reflections, stories, or poetry about what Lent means to them. This Reflection comes from David Stippick, Pastor of Operations.

During Lent, we have invited members of the Peace of Christ Church Community to share their own reflections, stories, or poetry about what Lent means to them. This Reflection comes from Peace community member Miles O’Neal.

During Lent, we have invited members of the Peace of Christ Church Community to share their own reflections, stories, or poetry about what Lent means to them. This Ash Wednesday poem comes from Cosette Pratt

A Community Liturgy written by Rev. David Stippick, Peace of Christ Pastor of Operations.

At our Ash Wednesday Service this year, on Wednesday March 5th, 2025, members of the community will be invited to share a poem during the service.

Peace of Christ Church now has a book list hosted by Lark & Owl Booksellers on their Bookshop.org Website.

Members of the Peace of Christ Church Community are invited to share a brief Lenten narrative with us.

On Sunday, February 9th, Peace of Christ community member Sharon O’neal shared the below poem as our Communion reflection. Many in our community resonated with its words, and Sharon has graciously allowed us to share.

After several months of reflection, I’ve decided that it’s time for me to roll off the pastoral staff as Lead Pastor of Peace. This may seem sudden or surprising, but I truly believe this is the perfect timing for both myself and the community…I am so excited to continue to be a part of Peace in a new way. Thank you all for giving me the chance to experience my dream of simply attending alongside you, as part of this sacred community.