Peace Presbyterian Church

Church Membership Class

Meet on Sundays (new dates to be determined) at 12:30pm @ the home of Pastor Brian. Come for a potluck lunch, time of fellowship and discussion and get to know other people from the church. Topics include: what it means to be a Christian; what it means to be a member of a church; and how you can be more involved in the life of our church. Come and discover Peace and how God wants to bless you in and through the members of Peace. Please contact Pastor Brian if you are interested in being a part of this class and would like to join our church family.

Welcome, new Members! we have had several new classes accepted and several baptisms were celebrated. We are so glad that you all have joined with us in ministry and found a church home here. Baptisms! If you would like to be baptized, please contact Pastor Brian immediately. Peace brochure

Peace Presbyterian is a member of the Presbyterian Church USA.

THE VISION:

Peace Presbyterian Church will be a unified body of believers where all are transformed by the Holy Spirit into people of joyful worship, students of the Holy Bible and bold disciples of Jesus Christ, proclaiming the Gospel while serving our community.

THE MISSION:

Our mission as disciples of Jesus the Christ at Peace Presbyterian Church is to reach out to our community by sharing the message of God’s love and grace, by inviting each person we meet to follow Jesus.

CORE VALUES:

We will prioritize our relationships with God and with one another by being faithful stewards, by loving God and loving one another through prayer and fellowship, by lovingly serving our church family creatively and compassionately.
We will seek to inspire each person to actively encounter God’s presence through the power of the Holy Spirit.
We will encourage one another to worship and learn about the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit through biblically-based study and education opportunities that teach us how to be disciples of Jesus the Christ.
We will provide an encouraging and challenging environment that empowers and equips each of us to go out into the world rejoicing and serving Jesus as our Lord and Savior.
We will seek to create mutually uplifting relationships with fellow believers, near and far, to further the work of God’s kingdom.

Our Beliefs:

The information below was moved here to replace the solo page entitled, Beliefs.

The “What’s the Point” page is a simple salvation message piece that doesn’t intend to explain the Trinity or other important theological beliefs to which we hold, but just offer the first step toward salvation for visitors of our church and website.

Pastor Brian’s Personal Statement of Faith.

Affirmation of our Book of Order
concerning the ordination of leaders within our congregation which was approved by the Elders of Peace Presbyterian Church in May 2006.

to Peace Pres.
on Franklin Blvd.
at Tegan
1 block north of Laguna Blvd.
Elk Grove, CA 95758.

STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY We encourage each family to pray about ways to be involved in the life of the church. Session feels that God is calling us to be a church family where each person contributes and is involved in the shared life and ministry of the church. For 2010, we will be practicing a true faith budget. As a result, we will not be asking for pledges. We believe that as we prayerfully trust God to meet the needs of the church, that He will use each of us to meet those needs. If you, however, would still like to submit one in order to help you in keeping track of your giving, you may do so. We affirm the joy of giving to God's work in our midst as we trust in His faithful provision to us. As Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 9:7-8, “Each of you must give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that by always having enough of everything, you may share abundantly in every good work.” 2010 Stewardship Letter & 2010 Committment Form.

Links to other christian ministries outside of Peace Presbyterian Church.