Diane Osby Peterson’s Bathed in Light tells how Prince of Peace’s artists, artisans and craftspeople - from needleworkers to metalworkers - became kindred souls as they overcame obstacles and encountered new ones in a 40-year mission to bring artistic beauty, Christian symbolism and, above all, God’s light into their dark and barren sanctuary.  Churchgoers and perennial students of art and religion will find this story of Peterson’s revival of the Christian Art Guild enlightening and inspirational.

For more information, visit bathedinlight.net.

Copies of the Book may be purchased in the church office.

With celebration and thanks we moved back into the newly renovated sanctuary on Rally Sunday, September 13.

We would like to thank each of the many, many individuals who worked to make this possible, but the list is long and there is the fear that we will leave some names out. However, we do want to especially thank Berney Streed and Tracy Wadas for their leadership and efforts over the past months. And to everyone else, know that you are appreciated!

Pictures of the new sanctuary can be viewed in the photo gallery.

Small Groups are up and running. Have you found one yet?  If not, would you consider starting a new Small Group?

This is an exciting ministry that has been connecting our Prince of Peace community together. So do it! Take a leap of faith, join a Small Group or start a new one. Get connected and make a journey to the Heart. Small Groups  at Prince of Peace:

Men’s Small Group. Sundays, 9:45-10:45 a.m., Conference Room.

Men’s Brown Bag Small Group. Wednesdays, noon.

Quilting. Meets bi-monthly on Saturdays, 9 a.m.

Surviving Junior High as Parents. Sunday nights, 6–7:00 p.m., Gangsei Hall.

Women’s Bible Study.* Thursday morning, 8:30–10 a.m., Conference Room.  

Don’t Panic, It’s in the Freezer (cooking small group).
 

If you have a student interested in Brass Instruction, Arcadia Music Academy has openings in the brass studio to study with Seth Vatt.

Seth is AMA instructor for Brass and Horns, and has a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from the University of Kentucky, a Master of Music in Trombone Performance from Arizona State University, and is currently a Doctor of Music Arts candidate at Arizona State University.

Use the contact form on this page if you are interested in learning more about opportunities for brass instuction.