The Quiet Ambition invites us to explore the profound wisdom of 1 Thessalonians 4:11–12 and discover how it reshapes our understanding of what it means to follow Jesus without making it all about us.

This call to quiet ambition encourages us to proclaim Jesus in the simple, ordinary rhythms of life rather than with grand gestures. By turning our attention to faithful living in everyday moments, we uncover true hope and learn what it really means to live a life that matters.

Are you ready to reimagine what following Jesus looks like in your everyday life?

As we enter the season of Lent, we invite you to join us for a meaningful Ash Wednesday service. This sacred tradition marks the beginning of a spiritual journey towards Easter, offering a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal.

Our Ash Wednesday services will include the Imposition of Ashes, a meaningful ritual where ashes are applied to the forehead in the shape of a cross. This symbolizes our human frailty and imperfections while also reminding us of the forgiveness and hope found in the cross of Jesus.

Come and be part of this sacred tradition as we journey together through Lent. We hope to see you there!

The Ladies' Fellowship invite all ladies and girls to morning tea at Kakowan Community Centre (at the Drysdale Reserve, 2 Pine Hills Drive, Bunya).

Please RSVP to Kathy Stolz (0400 556 183) by 17th Feb.

Also, the first Ladies' Fellowship meeting is scheduled for this coming Tuesday at 9:30am in the church office. See you there!

Youth and adults (ages 10+) who are interested in taking Holy Communion for the first time are invited to our six-week preparation class. This hybrid program involves four at-home lessons and two in-person meetings, leading up to the first Communion celebration on Palm Sunday, 29 March.

Click the button below or speak with Pastor Nick for more information.

Community members are welcome to join Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & College, along with the Golden Valley Keperra Lions Club, at Cabbage Tree Creek Reserve for a cleanup from 10am on Sunday 1 March. Volunteers can enjoy a sausage sizzle as we clear rubbish from along the creek. Please register by 25 Feb for catering purposes.

We are continuing the process of moving church database functions from Elvanto over to Church Center. Volunteers involved in Sunday worship and other groups are now able to manage their roster availability, etc via the new website & mobile app.

If you haven't created an account to access your profile, the church directory, etc, please do so via this link.

NOTE: In order to enable people to contact you, you will need to select this option in your profile on the app. Find instructions on our website here.

Join the Prince of Peace community for a weekend of Rest & Relaxation in the great outdoors. 

On Labour Day weekend, we camp at Esk Caravan Park (https://www.eskcaravanpark.com.au).  A deposit of the first full night rate is required on booking. Please mention Prince of Peace group when booking.  They have powered van sites, unpowered camping sites and cabins. We would suggest you do so as soon as possible to guarantee placement near other PoP campers.

Please look at their website. They have a well-equipped camp kitchen, heated pool and the grocery store and local shops are just around the corner.  Once you have made your booking please advise Jenell Molkentin (sunnistitches@gmail.com) that you will be joining us so we can keep you up to date with any news regarding the camp.   

We look forward to seeing you there.