Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church A friendly LCC church on Brant St in Burlington, ON

06/15/2026

We invite you to memorize Ephesians 5:8 with us this week.

Memorizing Scripture is a valuable practice for Christians, even in a digital age. Join us each week as we hide God's Word in our hearts.

Learn more at lcms.org/memoryverse.

06/15/2026

On June 13, Lutheran Church–Canada unanimously voted in Convention to recognize fellowship with the Lutheran Mission – Australia.

LM–A will hold their Convention in October, at which time they will vote on a mutual recognition of LCC as a fellowship partner.

06/14/2026

On the morning of June 13, Lutheran Church–Canada elected Rev. David Haberstock to serve as the church’s new synodical president and Rev. Ted Giese as vice-president.

🔗 Read more about the election in the comments below!

06/10/2026

We invite you to memorize 1 Corinthians 6:20 with us this week.

Memorizing Scripture is a valuable practice for Christians, even in a digital age. Join us each week as we hide God's Word in our hearts.

Learn more at lcms.org/memoryverse.

06/07/2026

+ Boniface of Mainz, Missionary to the Germans +

5 June

Boniface was born in the late seventh century in England. Though he was educated, became a monk, and was ordained as a presbyter in England, he was inspired by the example of others to become a missionary. Upon receiving a papal commission in 719 to work in Germany, Boniface devoted himself to planting, organizing, and reforming churches and monasteries in Hesse, Thuringia, and Bavaria. After becoming an archbishop, Boniface was assigned to the See of Mainz in 743. Ten years later he resigned his position to engage in mission work in the Netherlands. On June 5, 754, while awaiting a group of converts for confirmation, Boniface and his companions were murdered by a band of pagans. Boniface is known as the apostle and missionary to the Germans. - Treasury of Daily Prayer

Saint Boniface fells Donar's Oak by Bernhard Rode (1781)

06/03/2026

Concordia University Chicago (CUC) and Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) are pleased to announce a new partnership agreement affirming their shared commitment to Confessional Lutheran education and the formation of Christian leaders across various disciplines!

🔗 Read more in the comments below.

06/01/2026

+ Justin, Martyr +

1 June

Born at the beginning of the second century, Justin was raised in a pagan family. He was a student of philosophy who converted to the Christian faith and became a teacher in Ephesus and Rome. After refusing to make pagan sacrifices, he was arrested, tried and executed, along with six other believers. The official Roman court proceedings of his trial before Rusticius, a Roman prelate, document his confession of faith. The account of his martyrdom became a source of great encouragement to the early Christian community. Much of what we know of early liturgical practice comes from Justin. - Treasury of Daily Prayer

Saint Justin Martyr published by Andre Thevet (1584)

06/01/2026

We invite you to memorize Galatians 3:26 with us this week.

Memorizing Scripture is a valuable practice for Christians, even in a digital age. Join us each week as we hide God's Word in our hearts.

Learn more at lcms.org/memoryverse.

05/25/2026

+ Bede the Venerable, Theologian +

25 May

Bede (673-735) was the last of the early church fathers and the first to compile the history of the English church. Born in Northumbria, Bede was given by his parents to a monastery in Northern England at the age of seven. The most learned man of his time, he was a prolific writer of history, whose careful use of sources provided a model for historians in the Middle Ages. Known best for his book, The Ecclesiastical History of the English People, he was also a profound interpreter of Scripture; his commentaries are still fresh today. His most famous disciple, Cuthbert, reported that Bede was working on a translation of John's Gospel into English when death came, and that he died with the words of the Gloria Patri on his lips. He received the title "Venerable" within two generations of his death and is buried in Durham Cathedral as one of England's greatest saints. - Treasury of Daily Prayer

The Last Chapter by James Doyle Penrose (1902)

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1299 Brant Street
Burlington, ON
L7P1X7

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