Rally Day means the return of Sunday School Sept. 16th, and a big celebration hosted by the Children’s Ministry where all ages will have fun after the second service, at indoor and outdoor activities, especially inflatables and a mobile Ninja Warrior obstacle course.
Much of our efforts at Prince of Peace over the last six months have involved moving our staffing configuration from concept to reality. The daily work of ministry will soon be shared with a number of others, freeing me to live more fully into the call that I was given here to Prince of Peace. I’m excited for these changes to finally take shape and anticipate a busy fall for all of our shared ministries.
Adult Forum in September hosts speakers on the effects of incarceration on society; on immigration and asylum law, and covenant theology. Meet at 9:40 a.m., Sundays in the reception room for the discussions.
Summer is quickly coming to a close! As the youth are winding down summer, I look forward to the opportunities to engage with them on a more consistent basis. This fall we will dive right into Wednesday night programming starting September 5th, and Sunday morning programs which really won’t look “normal” until the end of September.
Music Director Milt Warkentien lists the September Worship schedule and tells of changes in the Children’s and Youth Choir schedules. He also says “Take time to smile,” at church and everywhere.
“There is nothing quite like being able to read a story for yourself to see what images leap into your imagination, noticing what feelings the story conjures up inside of you, and hearing the voices of the characters come alive in your head,” shares Pastor Ruth in her post about reading, and incorporating the Narrative Lectionary in worship.