At Peace Presbyterian Church, we are a community of Presbyterians dedicated to welcoming and embracing individuals of all ages. We believe in fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can feel accepted and valued. Regardless of where you are on your spiritual journey, we invite you to join us as we worship together, grow in faith, and serve our community with love and compassion.

Our Beliefs

We are people from different backgrounds.

We are people of varied race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, economic situation, and level of ability, all welcome to fully participate in the life and ministries of this congregation.

We are not only friendly to all our visitors, but form lasting friendships. At Peace, new members quickly community opportunities to serve and grow in the love of God.


Our Faith Statement

Our Faith is rooted in the One Triune God to whom we belong in life and death, who came in Jesus Christ to reconcile the world, and whose Spirit transforms us into Christ’s image.


Our Mission

Our Mission is to make God known by growing as disciples of Jesus Christ, building a community of peace, and caring for the needs of others.


Core Values

Inspiring Worship
Authentic Relationships
Nurturing Discipleship
Compassionate Outreach
Responsive Stewardship

Sacraments

COMMUNION

Communion is celebrated at all weekly services. We come forward to receive the bread and cup. Children are invited, as are Christians from any church, and all seekers who wish to participate in this act of fellowship and nurture.

BAPTISM
Peace welcomes infants, children, youth, and adults to the Sacrament of Baptism conducted during our regular times of worship.  Infants and children must be sponsored by at least one parent or guardian who promises to nurture the child in faith.  

CONFIRMATION
Confirmation classes for youth are held as needed.  In this sacrament, young people confirm the vows made by their parents at their baptism, and they make their own profession of faith as young adults.  If they have not already been baptized, they will be at their confirmation.