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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church |
| 4031 Lafayette Rd. Evansdale, IA 50707 319-233-1452 office@popevansdale.org | |
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| TUE 03-17-20 Pastor Klawonn (Corona Virus related): "Prince of Peace Lutheran Church will be closing for at least two weeks as per our Governor's request at keeping crowd size to 10 or less. During this time of closure, we will be recording/live streaming Midweek and Sunday services. We will email links so that people can participate by watching the services. We will evaluate the situation in two weeks and will make adjustments according to the need of our communities. We invite our members to mail in any offerings they may have given to the church. We thank you foor your dedication to Christ's Church during this difficult time. God Bless you all and be safe." | |
| WED 03-18-20 - Lenton Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video | |
| SUN 03-22-20 - Sunday Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video | |
| WED 03-25-20 - Lenton Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video | |
| SUN 03-29-20 - Sunday Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video | |
| WED 04-01-20 - Lenton Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video | |
| SUN 04-05-20 - Palm Sunday Worship Service Video: Click Here To Open Video |
| A Brief History: | |
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Prince of Peace began in December 1957. Worship services were held at Elk Run School until November 1958 when the church at 4031 Lafayette was completed.
For over 60 years Prince of Peace has served the community by preaching and teaching the truth of salvation in Christ, as well as being a loving and
caring place for all. Prince of Peace belongs to the American Association of Lutheran Churches (AALC). The AALC is a Confessional Lutheran body formed in 1987 in response to the formation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). The AALC is founded on 1) The inerrancy of the Holy scripture; 2) the truth of the Lutheran Confessions (Book of Concord of 1580); 3) The priority of word and sacrament ministry missions and evangelism; and 4) using God's gifts to serve our neighbor through evangelism and mission outreach both home and abroad. |
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