Worship at Peace Lutheran Church
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Worship Schedule
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Saturday Service
Saturdays Starting at 5:00pm
For our 5 p.m. Saturday evening worship we use the Evening Prayer service with the addition of the confession and absolution, and Lord’s Supper liturgy from Divine service five setting from the “Lutheran Service Book” hymnal. The majority of this service is chanted. It focuses on Christ as the light of the world as we enter into the evening hours. It is a deep breath at the end of our busy fast-paced day/week. During this service we do receive Holy Communion and sing two hymns. Though the actual length may vary a little the service usually runs 45 minutes to an hour.
Sunday Service
8:15am and 10:30am
Liturgy for our Sunday worship services is usually drawn from two divine services in the Lutheran Service book hymnal. If you are familiar with the hymn book, the services appear on the pages 184 and 151. These services alternate between singing and spoken responses. There are three scripture readings in the service and the sermon generally is based on one of those readings or the appointed Psalm for the Sunday. Hymns during the distribution of the Lord’s Supper are drawn from the “Lutheran Service Book” hymnal and a supplemental hymn book “Sing Joyfully!” This service usually lasts between an hour and an hour and fifteen minutes. Communion is offered on the 1st and 3rd Sundays.
Monthly Prayer List
March 2021
For the month of February we will be praying for members of Peace Lutheran Church and congregations in Virginia.
1. Frank & Xander Schultze and Dreena Toporcer
2. Joey Schultze & Lauren Greenberg
3. Sandra, Micayla, Taylor Ann, Alayna & Cameron Shaheen
4. Daryl Samllcombe
5. Ed & Mary Smith
6. Joyce, Ryan, Jacob & Zachary Spies
7. Bill Stavisky
8. Liz & Jim Stuchko
9. Ray Stumpf
10. Jane Tyk
11. Chad Tyk
12. Mark, Branda, Julian & Destiny Vaccaro
13. Jessica Vozza
14. Kyle, Ami, Carter, Dylan, Julian & Jamey Ward
15. Ken & Pat Williams
16. Michele & Zachary Wilson
17. John Kramer
18. Rev Bill Harmon – King of Glory Lutheran Church and School, Williamsburg, VA
19. Rev Jaim Gann – Grace Lutheran Church, Chester VA
20. Rev Joseph Davis – Bethany Lutheran – Alexandria, VA
21. Rev Timothy Bohlman – Bethany-Trinity Lutheran Church, Fishersville, VA
22. Rev Gary Olsen – Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Richmond, VA
23. Chesapeake Community of Hope Lutheran Church, Chesapeake, VA
24. Rev Grant Ellis, Christ Community Lutheran Church, Leesburg, VA
25. Christ Lutheran Church, Norfolk, VA
26. Rev. Nobert Folwaczny – Christ the King Lutheran Church, Danville, VA
27. Dr. James Knill – Concordia Lutheran Church, Triangle, VA
28. Concordia Lutheran Mission, Buena Vista, VA
29. Rev Timothy Utton – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Hampton, VA
30. Ethiopian Lutheran Mission of Alexandria, Alexandria, VA
31. Rev Christian Morales – Faith Lutheran Church, Chesapeake, VA
Pray for them to filled with the knowledge of God’s will with all spiritual wisdom and understanding to help them walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to God, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God. That they would be strengthened by God with all power according to his glorious might for all endurance patience with joy that they would give thanks to God for all endurance and patience with joy; giving thanks to the Father that they have qualified that person and us to share in the inheritance of the saints in light and that He has delivered that person and us from the domain of darkness and transferred them to the kingdom of his beloved Son in whom that person and us have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.
This is the prayer of St. Paul for the Colossians. We will then send that person a note letting them know that as a congregation we have lifted them up in prayer.
About Peace Lutheran Church
A beacon of faith in our community.
Known in our community as the "Church at the Three Crosses," Peace Lutheran was founded by God fearing Lutheran families in 1917 who wished to worship their Lord in their German tongue. Today only a few of those charter member families are still represented among the congregation and we have grown and changed down through the years. However, through all those years our missionary aim has remained the same: to proclaim to the world God's Word of salvation from sin and death, celebrate the Sacraments, and Praise His Holy Name!
In the Fall of 2007, in partnership with Immanuel Lutheran Church and its preschool, we established The Lutheran Academy, Scranton, providing for our church and community a beautiful educational institution. It aims to give a Classical Christian education with a focus on the performing and visual arts.
WHAT IS THE LUTHERAN CHURCH AND WHAT DOES IT TEACH?
Peace Lutheran Church has membership in the 2.5 million member Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, a national church headquartered in St. Louis, MO. Lutherans are Christians who are committed to the historic, orthodox understanding of the Triune God and the salvation won for us in the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. To know more about what our church teaches, please visit this page on the website of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
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“Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops” (Proverbs 3:9).
"God doesn't love us because of our worth, we are of worth because God loves us."
Martin Luther
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Located at 2506 N Main Ave Scranton, PA 18508
Best Mailing Address:
60 E Parker Street Scranton, PA 18509
570-703-0607