Peace Lutheran Church was established in 1984 and is a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). WELS is dedicated to bringing the Bible and its message to the world. WELS began in 1850 and has grown to be the third largest Lutheran church body in America . It consists of over 1,200 congregations in North America. It has over 400,000 baptized members, which includes over 300,000 communicants, served by over 1,000 pastors.

Nearly 500 years ago, the Christian church was corrupted by many false teachings. A man named Martin Luther led people back to the teachings of the Bible. His work, and that of his friends, is called the Reformation. Through Luther, God restored the church to purity of teaching and a new life of faith in Christ.

The teachings of the Lutheran Church are not new. They are the teachings of the Bible. Thus the Lutheran Church is not a new church. It is not a sect or cult. It is a church whose teaching is based on the God-breathed words written by the prophets of the Old Testament and the apostles of the New Testament. The Bible reveals Jesus Christ.

The teachings of the Lutheran Church are those of the original, ancient church of the apostles and early Christians.

 

We are dedicated to bringing the changeless gospel to an ever-changing world. We want to share Jesus with you!