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Welcome to

Peace Lutheran Church

A church family where we,

"Proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ,

serving all in Faith, Hope, and Love."

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Thank you for visiting our website.

Please come and visit our church!

 

Worship service begins at 9:00 a.m.


 

Peace NEWS

Heart Builders inter-generational small group study will begin Wednesday, June 14 at 6:30 pm.  All will gather for a light meal followed by time in God's Word.  Questions? Ask an Education team member.  All are invited! Look for more information in the weekly bulletin.

VBS Family Camp Registration

Check all nights you will be coming. This helps us plan enough food and craft suplies

Thanks for registering to our event. See you there!

VBS Family Style will be held July 11, 12, & 13 in the evenings.  A light supper will be served from 5:30-6 pm to start off our evening. Music and Bible time as well as crafts will follow.  All will wrap up around 8pm.

Come learn with us as we walk the STEPS of Jesus!

All invited, no matter your age. Bring neighbors and grandkids and invite your friends!

**To help us plan food and craft supplies, please let us know which nights you can come.  Summer is busy so we understand if you need to miss a night. 

Youth & Adult Sunday School

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Sunday school will begin, Sunday, September 18, following worship.  Ages 3 and up encouraged to attend.  Children will meet in the sanctuary to begin in song.  Adults will meet in the fellowship hall.

Our Purpose

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We see our church not simply as a house of worship with walls, a roof, and open doors. Rather, we believe that the church is actually the members and believers that come together to hear God’s word, celebrate His love and extend His gifts.

Office Hours

Tuesday & Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm (Gloria Andreasen)

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Contact Us

2102 N. County Road 26
Fremont, NE 68025

402-727-7273

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Peace Lutheran and LCMC

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All About Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC)

Who We Are

We’re Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ, and our name pretty much says it all.  

We’re not a denomination, we’re a movement.  We view the local church as the place where people in the community come to get connected with God and one another.  We celebrate the fact that that everyone is wired a little differently; it allows each and every one of us to serve according to our own unique strengths, skills and talents.


We’re free in Christ

In Romans 6, Paul explains that those who follow Jesus receive God’s grace and are freed from being burdened by their sin.  In LCMC, we celebrate this freedom.  We also place a great emphasis on understanding what it means to follow Jesus, then doing it.

We understand that one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to ministry because different communities often have different needs, backgrounds and cultures.  Rather than micromanaging what they do, we give our members the freedom to be creative in how they do ministry, working together to transform the lives of others others and fulfill the Great Commission that Jesus set forth in Matthew 28.   

While we think it’s important to make promises to God rather than to an institution, we also think it’s important to have standards and practices in place for holding one another accountable when it comes to ministry.


We’re Accountable to one another

In LCMC, “ accountability" happens in three distinct ways: 

  • First of all, when concerns are raised, the Board of Trustees always operates directly with the congregation to discern what has happened and what might be the best course of action. Unfortunately, there have been times when the name of a congregation has been brought to the convention to consider removing them from our list.  Our association has given the Board of Trustees authority to remove congregations when they are no longer practicing our faith according to the Lutheran Confessions and Scripture. Over the years we have removed congregations, but have done so with heavy hearts.

  • Secondly, our Ministry Board has been given the charge to recommend to the Board of Trustees the removal of pastors when necessary.  Again, this happens in a direct conversation, by the members of the Ministry Board, and our staff, hoping to restore a pastor while at the same time upholding the integrity of our core values and of our association as a whole.  Over the years, we have had to remove pastors but always hoping for restoration and reconciliation.  

  • Finally, we hope and expect that as pastors and congregations interact, there unfolds a “mutual accountability” that happens on a much more personal level.  This is the highest form of accountability—where it is carried out among those who know, love and respect one another.


We’re rooted in the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions

We strive to be a light to the world, not a reflection of it. We view God’s word as the #1 authority when it comes to our faith and how we practice it. While we understand that science, personal experience, tradition and other factors contribute to the conversations that we have, we do not believe that they have equal influence to what’s written in the Scriptures. We believe the Lutheran Confessions to be a faithful witness to the truth of Scripture and that they give us reliable principles by which to guide the continued development of this association.


We’re all working together to fulfill Christ's Great Commission to go and make disciples of all nations

Our #1 mission as an association is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ, both locally and abroad. We’re focused on strengthening the congregations that we have, and planting the ones we don’t.



For more information about LCMC, please visit www.LCMC.net


(The above information was taken from the National LCMC website)

"My Peace I Give You; My Peace I Leave you"

Jesus Christ

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