St. Peter's Lutheran Church

05/04/2026

03/20/2026

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03/17/2026

The community is welcome to visit all the churches that have teamed up to make Summerfield LifeWise a success. Hope to see you all. Details on the flyer below.

The Lifewise Loop has been rescheduled for Saturday April 18, we hope to see everyone there. St. Peter's Lutheran Church Grace Bible Fellowship New life New Life Church

01/28/2026

Tuesday, January 27 classes.

01/18/2026

Modern Worship asks:
- Did I like it?
- Was it engaging?
- Did it meet my needs?
Liturgical Worship asks:
- Did I receive Christ's gifts?
- Were my sins forgiven?
- Did God serve me through His Word and Sacraments?

Modern worship often centers on ourselves and our experiences.
The Liturgy or Divine Service centers on God's actions and our thanks and praise for His Service to us.

In the Liturgy, we don't come to offer our best to God. We come because God comes to serve us, giving forgiveness, life, and salvation through Christ.

In other words, the focus in many Modern worship arenas focuses on ourself and what we get out of the service, whereas the Divine Service focuses completely on God and His service to His people.

That's the difference.

01/15/2026

To read the Book of Concord (the Confessions of the LCMS) you can do so for free here.

We are pleased to offer the text of the Book of Concord for free on our brand-new website. This easy-to-use resource lets you navigate through all the major documents of the Book of Concord.

Start exploring the Book of Concord for free at the link in the comments.

12/05/2025

The President of our LCMS synod recently wrote the following. It is a wonderful reminder of who we are.

The Lutheran Reformation was a conservative reformation. Longstanding church customs and traditions that served good ends were purified from abuses and retained. Thus the LCMS strongly urges all its congregations to retain the order of the Divine Service, as well as confession and absolution, psalms, lessons, clear Gospel preaching, the creeds, the Lord’s Prayer, the order of the Lord’s Supper and especially the Lord’s own words, reverent reception, Aaronic blessing. We are not the church of what’s happening now. We are the catholic church of all ages gone right. I often note that, no matter where I travel in the world, I find all these elements in a Lutheran service. No matter the language, I’m never lost in a Lutheran service. That’s certainly the way it should be among us.

Read President Harrison's letter in this month's issue of The Lutheran Witness — link in comments.

12/05/2025

Circuit Youth Christmas Party at Trinity Lutheran Church in Monroe

12/05/2025

Trinity Lutheran Church in Monroe is looking for an Advancement Coordinator see flyer more details ...

📣 We’re Hiring!
Our church is seeking a passionate Advancement Coordinator to help strengthen our mission and expand our community impact. If you have a heart for ministry and a gift for organization and outreach, we’d love to hear from you! 🙌✨
➡️ Apply today and help us build what God is growing here.