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Thursday, January 30

11:00 a.m. Bible Study

6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir

Friday, January 31

7:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study

9:45 a.m. Friday Fitness

Saturday, February 1

9:00 a.m. Global Missions Meeting

10:30 a.m. AMMPARO

5:30 p.m. Worship

Sunday, February 2

8:15 a.m. Worship

9:30 a.m. Sunday School

9:30 a.m. Worship

11:00 a.m. Worship

12:15 p.m. Congregational Finance Meeting

Monday, February 3

7:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study

Tuesday, February 4

9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer

noon Staff Meeting

7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer

Wednesday, February 5

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study

6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class

7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study

7:30 p.m. Handbell Practice

This Week:

5475 Brand Road Dublin, OH 43017 | www.princeofpeacedublin.org | 614.766.6377 | [email protected]

Thursday, January 30, 2020

2020 Congregational Finance

Meeting

In preparation for our Annual Meeting, we invite

you to join members of the finance team for a look

at all the financial information of our church,

including the 2019 financial report and 2020

budget. This meeting will be held in the chapel this

Sunday, February 2 at 12:15 p.m.

A publication of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

New Members

Are you interested in joining

Prince of Peace? Wonderful!

Please contact Pastor John or

the church office and plan to

attend the following:

New Member Orientation

Saturday, February 15 10:00 a.m. - noon

Reception into Membership

Sunday, February 16 at 11:00 a.m.

New Member Gathering at the Morris home


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Mark Alexander

Lou Baumgartner

Barb Hoyt

Curt Lindberg

Carolyn Schild

Skip and Marilyn Shipman

Judy Smith

Norah Walrod

Jack Weigel

Don Wick

The family of Dave and Anne Robers,

upon the death of Dave

the following family members and friends:

Dan Terry, brother of Don Terry

the following Prince of Peace families:

Jay and Julia Stoner family

Amanda and Ryan Stredney family

Cheri Striker family

Becky and Dale Stritar family

Please remember in your prayers…

the following members:

Prayer List Refresh

We have refreshed the Prayer List this week, to

ensure our list is still accurate. Please email

your prayer requests to Jocelyn at

[email protected] and please

include your relation, such as “brother of…” or

“friend of…”

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Pastor’s Corner Pickled Beets

One of our members gave me a jar of homemade pickled

beets recently. I raced home that day and had a few

right out of the jar. Once I had eaten about half the jar

(in about half a day), I boiled eggs and then placed them

in the heavenly juice.

That week I had one delicious purple egg every day! It

was a little piece of heaven.

I’ve tried to make pickled beets on my own before, but

what I didn’t know was that it takes a special ingredient.

You have to purchase some clove oil and add a few drops

of this potent potion to the beet juice. It makes all the

difference.

But you can’t get clove oil from the grocery store; you

have to go to a pharmacy. Only at a pharmacy can the

pharmacist dole out for you the sacred and precious oil

than enlivens beets and turns boiled eggs into lavender

bulbs of rubbery goodness.

I loved pickled beets and eggs!

Do you know that there are also things that you can only

get from a church community?

You can’t get the water of renewal and birth from a

garden hose. You need a baptismal font. You can’t get

the body and blood of Christ from a drive-thru window.

You need an altar and words of promise.

And then there are all the added blessings: unexpected

prayer, a greeting and a smile, hymn singing, scripture

explanations, and fellowship with strangers.

Many people think you can be a Christian and never go to

church. I suppose that’s true if you lived on a remote

island by yourself.

But every Christian I know actually participates in the life

of a congregation. It is what it means to be part of the

body of Christ, and I believe that it adds flavor and color

to our lives...sort of like beet juice.

In Christ,

Pastor John D. Morris, Senior Pastor

Annual Meeting

This year’s annual meeting will be on Sunday,

February 9 at 12:15 p.m. in the sanctuary. This

year’s business includes the adoption of a

budget for 2020 and church council elections.

Council President Andy Prakel will lead the

meeting.

All confirmed members are encouraged to

attend.

Annual Reports Available

Copies of the annual report are available at

church. You may also view the report by clicking

here or by going on the website. Scroll to the

bottom of the main page and click on the link

‘Annual Report’ on the bottom right hand side.

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Pastor Sally Padgett from

First English Lutheran Church

in downtown Columbus

will speak to us about

SERVING THE IMPOVERISHED

Tuesday, February 11, 2020 12:15 pm

Fellowship Hall

POTLUCK LUNCH

Please bring a

casserole, entrée food platter,

side dish, or a dessert

to share.

Sponsored by the Senior Adult Ministry Group

Not a senior? Not a problem! All are welcome.

RSVP: Sign up at the display in the Fellowship Hall.

Questions? Call the church office at (614) 766-6377.

POP’s Café

Thanks to Wendy Reeves, Deb McDonough, Annie and Matthews Thomas,

and Mark Keister, our POP Café helpers last week.

This weekend we will serve French toast, sausage links, yogurt, granola, and fruit.

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We are Collecting Old Cell Phones and other Small Devices for Recycling

Do you have any old cell phone or other small electronics in a junk drawer at home? Please bring them to a

display in the Fellowship Hall. We collecting small electronics in conjunction with a program at the Columbus Zoo

called Gorillas on the Line. Gorillas on the Line is a small electronics collection drive that helps recycle parts from

old small electronic devices.

Coltan, a rare mineral that helps electronics hold energy, is mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

where Eastern gorillas live. By choosing the recycle old electronics, less mining and deforestation will occur in

gorilla habitat - saving gorillas, okapis, chimpanzees, and a variety of other species that call the DRC home.

We will collect the following small devices through the month of February:

Cell phones

Cell phone accessories

Digital cameras

iPods and MP3 players

GPS handheld units

E-readers

Concerts at Prince of Prince Presents

‘Tis Better? -- A Recital of Arias and Songs

John David Nevergall, tenor

Edward Bak, piano

Sunday, February 9 at 4 PM

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Prince of Peace member John Nevergall, along

with pianist Edward Bak, will be presenting a recital of arias and songs that

explore the many facets of relationships -- the beginnings and endings, the joys

of togetherness and the despair of separation, the desire for companionship

and the comfort of solitude. For as long as we have sought to make other people

a part of our lives, we have turned to music to help us process the myriad things

they make us feel.

The program will include works by Schumann, Puccini, Sondheim, Weil, Mozart, and more!

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Add Prince of Peace to your Phone Home Screen

You can add the church website to your home screen for easy access!

Once you have added the website as an icon on your home screen, you can tap it any time to access quickly

anything on the website, including the Worship Assistants schedule, Scripture Lessons, and Sermon recordings.

Help with First English Thursday Night Dinner

Thursday, February 20 is our night to serve dinner at First English Lutheran Church

in Columbus. Please consider donating food and/or helping serve dinner that evening.

See the Display at the Welcome Center. Food to be cooked should be dropped off at

Prince of Peace by noon.

Food already cooked should be dropped off by 2:30 p.m.

We will leave at 4:30 p.m. for First English.

If you have any questions, please contact Jim Hoyt at [email protected]

iPhone or Android Phone via Chrome:

Open your Chrome browser. Type princeofpeacedublin.org.

Tap the three vertical dots positioned to the right of the address bar.

This will display the browser’s dropdown menu.

Tap the words 'Add to Home screen'.

A white panel will appear. Here you can give the shortcut a name that will allow you to quickly

recognize the website.

Tap 'Add' and you'll see the icon appear on your home-screen. Hold down and drag to the position of

your choice.

iPhone via Safari:

Open Safari.

Type princeofpeacedublin.org.

Tap the Share button at the bottom of the page.

Scroll down and click ‘Add to Home Screen’.


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College Connections

College Connections is a ministry where college

students near and far can receive care packages and

cards to remind them of their home church family.

It is time to power up our College Connections

students. We have close to forty students in the

program and need your assistance to feed this group.

Donations of chips, granola bars, and fruit snacks are

appreciated for the care packages.

All these items can be found at Sam’s Club, Costco,

or the multipack snack aisle at your grocery store.

Please drop off your donations by Tuesday,

February 11 to the College Connections display in the

Fellowship Hall.

We would also like to invite people to help prepare

the boxes on the evening of Tuesday, February 11 at

7:00 p.m.

If you have any questions on this ministry, contact

Kathy Hockenbery at [email protected].

Finding Ways to Pray

Hello, my name is Andrew Pohlman. I am in third grade

and I go to church here. I am also a cub scout. I am

working on a service project for

my church to help me practice

my duty to God in my daily life.

Something that I do every day is

pray. I want to encourage other

kids to pray every day. Please

take a prayer prompt, 5 finger

prayer or talk cards to help you

find ways to pray, too.

Andrew Pohlman, third

grade

Andrew has set up a display in the Fellowship Hall with

ideas to help children pray. Check it out!

Where in the World are the Altar Flower

Chart and Bread Baking Schedule?

The Altar Flower Chart and Bread Baking Schedule are

now located near the Welcome Center on a bulletin

board located by the Men’s restroom.

There are still many spots left to order altar flowers, and

many spots open for bread baking throughout the year.

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Dinners for Eight

Fellowship is more than something we do in the

Fellowship Hall! It is sharing life together-in Christ. In a

large church, we can do that best in small groups: a

Bible study, a Sunday School class, choir, book group,

or a committee.

Dinners for Eight offers another opportunity for Prince

of Peace members to experience life together.

Here is how Dinners for

Eight works:

Individuals and couples

should sign-up at the

display in the Fellowship

Hall.

By mid-February, all

participants will be divided into groups of six to eight.

Couples will stay together throughout the year, but

groups will be assigned randomly so that all of us will

have a chance to meet someone new.

Each group will hold three to four dinners within the

next year (March-December). For each dinner, two of

the people in the group will take a turn to host and

cook the entrée. The others in the group will bring side

dishes, desserts, appetizers, and salad. Each group will

determine its own dinner schedule and menu.

If you enjoy cooking, eating, and visiting, this is a great

way for you to connect with others at Prince of Peace.

Sign up in the Fellowship Hall by Sunday, February 9.

We hope you will join us.

Contact Kandi or Ron Snodgrass at

[email protected] if you have any questions

about this fellowship.

Barb Hoyt on Medical Leave

For the Next Month or So

Dear church family,

Beginning January 29 and for most of February,

I will be on a medical leave.

I’ll be joining the bionic group of folks at Prince of

Peace who have had joint replacements. Mine will be

a knee – and I look forward to feeling better soon! In

my absence, Jocelyn Alford will be handling most of

my responsibilities.

If you are scheduled to serve in worship during this

time, you can help Jocelyn greatly by finding your

own substitute if you need one. She can assist you

with suggestions. Once you have found your sub,

please let her know so she can update the

schedule.

For other ministries and activities, please reach out

to Jocelyn if you have questions/concerns. She can

easily get in touch with me if needed.

Jocelyn’s email is [email protected].

Barb Hoyt

Director of Congregational Ministries

Maintenance Requests

If you have a maintenance request

for Jake, our church sexton, please

make a note of it on the clipboard in

his mailbox.

An issue might arise over the

weekend such as a clogged toilet, a

big spill, or something broken. If

something pops up, make a note of on his clipboard and

Jake can take care of it right away when he comes in

Monday morning.

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Jon Baker

Jon is a life-long Lutheran and member of the ELCA. Prior to joining Prince of Peace in 2015,

Jon was a member of Zion Lutheran Church (Sandusky, OH) and St. John’s Lutheran Church

(Bellevue, OH). Jon, his wife Laura, and their sons, Emerson (4) and Aidan (9 mo.), live in

Powell. He enjoys spending time with his family, cheering on the Buckeyes, visiting the zoo,

working on various home projects, and cycling. A Finance Director at CAS, a division of the

American Chemical Society, Jon is a two-time graduate of The Ohio State University with a

bachelor’s degree in Economics and an MBA through the Fisher College of Business.

Jon has always enjoyed serving the church in a variety of capacities throughout his life. He

largely began his avid involvement with the youth group at St. John’s where he was deeply

passionate about serving the church and local community. Since joining Prince of Peace,

Jon and Laura have enjoyed getting involved beyond worship. Jon is currently finishing his

first term on Council and has previously chaired the Audit Committee; and Laura serves as a

Sunday School teacher and on the Little Shepherds Learning Center board. Emerson enjoys Sunday School and Aidan

looks forward to soon joining the nursery on Sunday mornings.

“Through my first term on council, I found great joy in learning how the council at Prince of Peace effectively supports the

congregation and mission of the church. I also enjoyed developing relationships with other council members and staff

through conversations and decisions that have helped propel the church forward in serving its mission locally and

globally. If chosen to serve you on council for a second term, I would be honored to continue faithfully helping to ensure

the mission and health of our church are fortified.”

“Thank you for allowing me to serve Prince of Peace for the past three years and for your consideration and support in

serving our congregation for a second term.”

Eric Harrell

My name is Eric Harrell and I'm very honored to have the opportunity to run for Church

Council. Our family officially joined Prince of Peace in early 2019 but has been active

here for a number of years. Both of our sons attended Prince of Peace Little Shep-

herds for Preschool and now in middle school are actively involved in Confirmation

Class. My wife Jennifer has been part of the choir for the past two years and traveled

with the choir to Europe last summer. At work I'm General Counsel at a public

retirement system. Outside of work I've coached my kids soccer teams for the past 8

years and was a Cub Scout Den Leader for 5 years. As a family we enjoy a number of

outdoor activities, hiking, biking and traveling whenever possible.

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Gary Liebisch

I have been a member of Prince of Peace since 2012, and have been a Lutheran all of my

adult life. I am completing my first term on Council. During my time at POP, I have been

involved with Men’s Bible Study, First English meals, Property Committee (serving now as

chair of that committee), Dinner for 8, Cold Brew Theology, Lector/Greeter/Assisting

Minister, and the spring/fall grounds cleanup days. I am recently retired from Nautel Ltd,

Canada, and now devote more time to my hobby of model railroading and keeping up with

church property issues. I reside in Powell with my wife, Kathy, and we have three

grandchildren.

If re-elected to a 2nd term, I would continue to recruit members to more fully participate in

the fellowship POP has to offer, because we are so much more than just a place for

Sunday worship.

Shelly Longo

Shelly has been a member of Prince of Peace for almost 10 years. She is active in

the Adult Choir and the many music celebrations throughout the church year. She

has led worship in song as a Cantor and recently began learning the role of

lector. Shelly has been happily married to Greg Longo for 26+ years who most

enjoys serving the church through POP’s Café. She is mother to two adult children -

Nathan is entering into his final semester studying Electrical Engineering at Purdue

University and Sophia is entering her second semester studying Vocal

Performance at Ohio State University.

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Andy Prakel

My name is Andy Prakel and I am running for a second church council term. I have

enjoyed my first term and would like to continue serving the church as a council

member. In my three years of being a council member, I have grown spiritually and

expanded my church community from my involvement with church activities.

My family and I have been members since 2001. I am currently the Council President

and previously served as Vice-President. Prior to being elected to council I was also the

church Treasurer. I currently serve as an usher, volunteer with POPs Café, assist with

First English meals and previously was a member of the Local Missions team.

I want to run again to be part of the long-range planning of the church. The makeup of

the church leadership could change within the next five to ten years and I believe my

past experience as a council member and treasurer will help with the planning for the

future direction of Prince of Peace.

Outside of the church, I just concluded six years of being a board member of Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio. I

am also a trustee of The Ohio CPA Foundation and a member of the Ohio Northern University College of Business

Administration Advisory Board. I am a CPA and employed by White Castle as Vice President and Corporate Controller.

Jim Schafer

Jim Schafer and his wife Jen joined Prince of Peace in 1996. Both their sons were

baptized and confirmed in the church and Jim has been an active member ever since.

He has served as an usher and head user for 15 years. He was also a member of

Church Council from 2000 to 2003 and has been a part of the pastoral hiring

committee. He currently is a member of the men’s Bible study group, has helped with

outside cleanup and actively helps his wife with her duties as the head of altar care.

Jim is also an active member of the Dublin community and serves as a teacher and

coach at Scioto High School where he is the advisor of the Fellowship of Christian

Athletes organization.

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Reminder for All Acolytes

Please remember to sign in on the clipboard in the vesting area when you are acolyting.

This is how we track acolyte credits. Reminder that you must acolyte a MINIMUM of ten

times but will be scheduled as needed to fill worship needs.

High School Sunday School

The high school youth meet the first and third

Sundays each month during the Sunday School hour.

We will next meet this weekend, February 2.

High School Youth Group Outings and

Activities are planned for the rest of the year. Check out the full schedule here.


2021 ELCA Youth Gathering Informational Meeting

Believe it or not, the ELCA Triennial Youth Gathering in 2021 is

not that far away and it is time to start prepping and planning for

the big trip! If you CURRENTLY in grades 7-11, you are eligible to

go on this incredible faith journey trip, and we want YOU to join

us! Join us for an informational meeting and a time to hear from

some of the youth who attended the 2018 Youth Gathering in

Houston.

Youth Group Trip to

COSI

Join us as we spend a fun af-

ternoon at COSI on


We will meet at the church at 1:00 p.m. and head to COSI

together. Friends are ALWAYS welcome, so come along.

Sign up on Jess’s office door!

What Are We Learning In Confirmation?

Here are the upcoming topics for Confirmation classes

Sunday, February 2 & Wednesday, February 5: “Can I be a Christian Without Going to Church?”

Sunday, February 9 & Wednesday, February 12 “Why Are There So Many Different Religions?”

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Sunday School, a Family Ministry

Sunday School is offered Sundays at 9:30 a.m. through May 17. We look

forward to your child attending each week and getting to know their church friends and

families.

The Sunday School teachers are thankful for your time and extra help in the classrooms. Preschool, kindergarten and

first grade need parent helpers each Sunday so that we can offer a safe child adult ratio in these young classrooms.

On Sunday, January 26 at noon, the Sunday School teachers will gather for our annual meeting and luncheon.

Our Curriculum

The preschool through second grade classes use Augsburg’s SPARK Sunday School classroom curriculum. This winter

the students will hear stories about Jesus’ ministry, Jesus’ baptism, the Disciples, His teachings of the

Ten Commandments and the Lord’s Prayer, the Woman at the Well, the Storm, Healing Blind Men, and the Feeding of

the 5000.

The third through fifth grade classes utilize Augsburg’s WHIRL Sunday School lectionary curriculum. The Sunday School

students learn the same Gospel reading as is read during worship! Teachers use a DVD video and provide activities for a

hands-on experience. On January 5, we taught the lesson of Epiphany. On later Sundays, they will learn about the

Baptism of our Lord, a Light to all Nations, and more Epiphany lessons.

Sunday School Offering

Each week in Sunday School, the children are invited to bring an offering. This is a great

opportunity for children to learn about giving and serving others. The Sunday School offering

is collected for the Grain of Rice project. In the Prince of Peace bookstore you can learn more

about the project and also purchase artisan items. The Grain of Rice is run by two sisters

from Indiana. In 2013, they began this education program which empower Kenyans with

education and training initiatives in Jesus’ name. They provide child sponsorship,

literacy-based after-school programs, soccer mentorship program, girls empowerment

programs and artisan training. They have purchased land in Nanyuki, Kenya and plan to build a K-8 school. Learn more

about the Grain of Rice project at https://grainofriceproject.org/

Holy Communion Workshop

Holy Communion Workshop is scheduled for Sunday, April 5, from noon to 3:00 p.m. First Communion will be during

Holy Week on Maundy Thursday, April 9 at 7:00 p.m.

Sign up your students that are in first through fifth grade to learn about Holy Communion. This workshop explains why

the church has communion. More information will be forthcoming in the Peace Signs, including how to sign up. In the

meantime, please contact Pastor John Morris or Sue Miller with any questions.

Vacation Bible School Vacation Bible School is being planned for Monday, June 22, Tuesday, June 23 and Wednesday, June 24, from 9:15 a.m.

to 12:45 p.m. with lunch provided. We are going to ride the Rocky Railway where Jesus Power Pulls us Through.

Save the dates and mark your calendars to be part of this wonderful Bible experience with your family. More information

will follow, including how to sign up your student and to help. Contact Sue Miller for more information at

[email protected].

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Prince of Peace has owned and operated a Christian-based part-time

preschool since 2001. Our school is in session from September to May, is

licensed by the State of Ohio Child Care, and follows the program stand-

ards set by the National Association of the Education of Young Children.

We offer a play-based experience for

toddlers 2.5 years through kindergar-

ten. Our kindergarten enrichment clas-

ses meet Tuesdays and Thursdays

9:30 to noon and 12:50 p.m. to

3:20 p.m. Share the Good News!

We invite families to our Pizza Lunch with Dad on Wednesday, February 26 and

Thursday, February 27. The Preschool Board will meet on Tuesday, March 10 at

5:30 p.m. It is time to start considering fall 2020 programing for your preschooler and

kindergartener. Registration information and packets for 2020-2021 are posted on the

website. We are currently processing applications for next year.

For more information about the program go to the church website and open the Little

Shepherds link.

Physical Activity is a Big Part of Our Curriculum

Our curriculum includes activities geared to improve physical development. Children’s physical development is amazing as

they go from crawling to walking to running to

galloping and skipping. We plan activities to help enhance balance skills, while our teachers keep an eye out for safety and

balance skills used on the stairs and our playground equipment. We are so blessed to have an indoor playground

dedicated during the week to indoor play. Each class is scheduled to be on the playground 20 minutes each session per

week. This month we set up an obstacle course that includes scooters, balance beams, stair steps, and a mini trampoline.

The Little Lambs class listened to the story of We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen and then went on a bear hunt

and obstacle course. Literacy comes alive in action and art!

Contact Sue Miller with any questions at [email protected]


Women’s Bible Studies

Early Morning Bible Study

Meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays and Thursdays

(off–site) at 7:30 a.m.

All are welcome! For more details, contact

Chasity Kuttrus at [email protected].

Wednesday Morning Bible Study

We meet every Wednesday at

9:15 a.m. in the Second Floor

Meeting room.

We are following a study called

Discovering Joy in Philippians

by Pam Farrel, Jean E. Jones, et al.

For more information, contact

Janice Joos at

[email protected].

Wednesday Evening Bible Study

We meet every Wednesday at

7:00 p.m.

Our study follows the text The Call: The

Life and Message of The Apostle Paul

by Adam Hamilton.

For more information, contact

Mary Rose Bolwerk at

[email protected].

Adult Study

Christian Education for Adults

Meets upstairs in the Second Floor Meeting Room

Sundays 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

February 2, 9, 16, 23

The Small Catechism for Adults

Led by Jim Hoyt

What is the Small Catechism and how should it be used?

Join us to explore this book that teaches us about the chief

parts of the Christian faith: The Ten Commandments, the

Apostle’s Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Sacraments of

Holy Baptism and Holy Communion.

See the full 2019-2020 Adult Study curriculum posted on

the church website. Click on the ADULT tab.

Thursday Morning

Bible Study

Meets every Thursday at 11:00 a.m.

Led by Pastor John.

We are currently studying

the Book of Hebrews.

Men’s Bible Study Group

Fridays at 7:00 a.m.

Mondays at 7:30 p.m.

If you have questions, please contact

Tim Bolwerk at [email protected]

We are currently studying the Gospel of Luke.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

9:00 a.m. Global Missions

10:30 a.m. AMMPARO

12:15 p.m. Financial Review Meeting


noon Staff Meeting

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Handbell Practice

11:00 a.m. Bible Study 6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir



12:15 p.m. Annual Meeting

4:00 p.m. Music Concert John Nevergall


12:15 p.m. Senior Ministry

7:00 p.m. College Connections Packing


11:00 a.m. Bible Study 6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir



10:00 a.m. New Member Class

11:00 a.m. New Members Received 12:30 p.m. Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. New Member Gathering

Presidents Day


7:30 p.m. Local Missions Mtg


11:00 a.m. Bible Study 4:30 p.m. First English 6:00 p.m. Yoga 7:15 p.m. Choir



Baptismal Weekend

Baptismal Weekend

9:00 a.m. Food Truck!

1:00 p.m. Youth COSI

7:00 p.m. Book Club


9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 11:15 a.m. Preschool Dad’s Lunch 12:00 p.m. Worship 7:00 p.m. Worship

11:00 a.m. Bible Study 12:45 p.m. Preschool Dad’s Lunch 6:00 p.m. Yoga 7:15 p.m. Choir



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PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHDublin, Ohio

Sunday Worship

8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Saturday Worship

5:30 p.m.

Sunday School & Confirmation

9:30 a.m.

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