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[This page describes our worship services as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic. Read about the changes we have made to accommodate needed shutdowns and social distancing mandates.] Sunday worship services are 9:30 – 10:30 AM Worship at Prince of Peace is liturgical and based in the Lutheran tradition of …

As a public service during this time of unprecedented economic shutdown Prince of Peace Lutheran Church is making its guest Wi-Fi network available to the public free of charge. You may use our free Wi-Fi service in your car by parking next to the portion of the building containing our …

Missed last Sunday or want to hear Pastor Froehlke’s sermon? We offer a selection of recent sermons and special musical offerings on SoundCloud. Beginning in March 2020 we started live streaming our worship services on Facebook. For a listing of scheduled live streams see the events calendar on our Facebook …

If you are looking for your next church home, please consider joining us for worship next Sunday. Please sign the guest register located on the lectern between the outside glass doors and the coat rack so our Pastor can follow up with you. What are your services like? Our Sunday …

This house hosts the church’s Ministry of Spiritual Formation which includes spiritual counseling, classes, and retreats in a home-like setting. For more information see our Facebook page.

Built in 2016 by community and church volunteers, our labyrinth is open to the public from dawn to dusk. It is located in the Meditation Garden just west of the church building. Labyrinth visitors should park in the church parking lot.

Prince of Peace partners with a number of local, national, and worldwide organizations. Arm in Arm – Founded by Nassau Presbyterian and Trinity Episcopal in Princeton, Arm in Arm has been serving Mercer County since 1980 with food, housing, and job support. Prince of Peace often donates organic produce from …