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Consider joining a small group at Peace - it's an awesome opportunity to get to know your fellow Peace members as well as grow closer to God!

A relationship-based group of 8 to 12 people where you can connect with other members, the church, and with God in a variety of ways. They are where heart to heart ministry take place. Small groups are an ideal setting for growing servant disciples. The purpose of small groups is to bring people together with a common interest. The facilitator(s) will determine the first meeting and then it will be up each group to determine actual times and dates they will meet.

Contact Denise Thoen at 952-942-5936 and we will get you in touch with the leader for each group.

Small Groups at Peace

Join the Tuesday Quilters as they begin meeting every week from September-May from 9:30am to noon in the Fireside Room. They need sewers, ironers, pin-ers, knot tie-ers, and anyone who loves to chat. Their quilts are donated to a variety of charities. In 2010, we made 41 quilts!. Fifteen of those were given to the baptized. Other quilts went to Hope Presbyterian Church, Cornerstone, and to the children's homes sponsored by Peace House Foundation in Tanzania. Call Denise Thoen at 952-942-5936 with any questions.

This group meets monthy during the school year. New members are welcome. Feel free to join us when you can! The Peace Book Club has selected “A Peace of My Mind” by John Noltner for the January selection. John will be joining us and share his insights. We will meet on Monday, January 23rd at 7pm at the church. New members welcome! Contact Marilyn Carlson with any questions you have—952-941-9148.The office has copies of the book available for purchase. Contact Lori if you are interested-952-944-6510.

Gather together with friends who share your passion for photos! Enjoy group encouragement to organize all those memories! We ususally meet on the first Friday of every month from 7:00pm to midnight. Cost: bring your own supplies. Here is our 2011-2012 schedule:

Times (evenings on Fridays and afternoon-evenings on weekends) and locations (Peace or Scrapbooks II) will be announced a month in advance in the church bulletin and newsletter. All are invited to attend. Contact Denise Thoen at DandDThoen@aol.com or at 952-942-5936 to be added to the email contact list.

An ideal group for busy cooks.Together you will create multiple meals to bring home and freeze for use when your schedule is just a wee bit full. A portion of the meals you create will be left in Peace's freezer to be shared with fellow Peace members who may be in need of a good homecooked meal. Sound fun? You betcha! Cost: Members to provide own food and containers. We start at 6pm! Here is our 2011-2012 schedule:

The "Peace Garden Club" is a group of members formed to make Peace a more beautiful and inviting place to grow in faith. We contribute our time, muscle, resources, perennials, and our love of gardening and landscaping. We don't typically "meet" as a group, but come together 3-4 times a year to share ideas and work on projects. Last spring, "Peace Garden Club" planted flowers in the front beds. We shared perennials to beautify the walk to Peace House from our own gardens. We created a new lily and hosta garden. We donated and planted new shrubs along the fence in front of the playground. "Peace Garden Club" this past fall added more perennials and put in over a hundred spring bulbs. Your hands and creative ideas and plant donations are welcome! For more information, please contact Justin Myhre or Anita Young.

Small Groups

Small Groups at Peace

For more opportunities and events, check out the Adults page for monthly activities.