“Prince of Peace has been our church home through many phases of our life, from newlyweds right out of college through the birth and growth of our children. Through each phase, all members of our family have been involved in worship, fellowship gatherings, serving projects, spiritual growth, and leadership opportunities. From our first visit, it was obvious that this is a congregation that was very alive, and we greatly value being members of this church family.”

“I have been attending Prince of Peace as long as I can remember and the one thing that stands out to me from being there so long are the lasting connections I have made from being a part of the youth and music programs. Throughout my experiences, I have connected with not only kids in my grade from Sunday School and Confirmation, but also some of the older members who share a passion in music. I have also been introduced to many different experiences through my participation, such as meeting people from all over the country while attending two National Youth Gatherings and observing different types of worship services.” 

Prince of Peace is important to me for two reasons. On Sunday, as we gather for worship, we are empowered by the proclamation of the Word and administration of the Sacraments. Throughout the week, we are enabled to live out our faith (alone, locally, nationally, and internationally), in prayer, praise, thanksgiving, witness, and service in our communities and throughout the world.”

“I walked in to Prince of Peace one day and after hearing Pastor Hellstedt’s sermon and the warm welcome I received from the congregation, I knew I found my spiritual home. Sitting alone, I was soon asked by several people to sit with them during service and afterward to share fellowship with them. There are so many opportunities to volunteer, learn more about the Bible and help others. Now my husband, my daughter and I are all members and volunteers. We are blessed to be part of the Prince of Peace family.”