God's Work Our Hands
Sep
12
to Sep 13

God's Work Our Hands

Save the date for our annual Weekend of Service! At Prince of Peace, our mission is to live and love like Jesus, working toward a world restored with grace and peace. One way we do that? By stepping out together to serve.

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Skills for Disagreeing Better
Aug
16
6:30 PM18:30

Skills for Disagreeing Better

If we are to work for a world restored with grace and truth, we need to engage in constructive ways with our neighbor who supports different candidates and policies than we do. Gain a deeper understanding of the "political other", identify ways we all contribute to polarization (so we can change that behavior) and help develop skills for engaging constructively with each other. Join us for any or all of the three sessions.

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Discover Prince of Peace
Aug
16
11:00 AM11:00

Discover Prince of Peace

If you've been calling POP your "church home", worshiping with us regularly, or are just curious about our community - come to to the August 16 potluck at 11:00 AM! Following the lunch, the pastors will invite you to stick around for a few minutes to hear about membership and our mission and vision as a congregation.

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Depolarizing Ourselves
Aug
9
6:30 PM18:30

Depolarizing Ourselves

If we are to work for a world restored with grace and truth, we need to engage in constructive ways with our neighbor who supports different candidates and policies than we do. Gain a deeper understanding of the "political other", identify ways we all contribute to polarization (so we can change that behavior) and help develop skills for engaging constructively with each other. Join us for any or all of the three sessions.

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Polarization and a Path Forward
Jul
19
6:30 PM18:30

Polarization and a Path Forward

If we are to work for a world restored with grace and truth, we need to engage in constructive ways with our neighbor who supports different candidates and policies than we do. Gain a deeper understanding of the "political other", identify ways we all contribute to polarization (so we can change that behavior) and help develop skills for engaging constructively with each other. Join us for any or all of the three sessions.

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