Worship Information & Opportunities
When we gather for worship, we honor the diversity of God’s people by blending traditional and contemporary liturgy, promoting excellent music and preaching, to support our faith and each other in following Jesus in our daily life.
Sunday Worship Schedule
Two worship services plus community engagement & fellowship between services.
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10:45am
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Communion
Holy Communion is offered at the table during worship every Sunday. All are welcome at the table. Those not yet communing are welcome to receive a blessing.
Readings
Prince of Peace generally follows the Narrative Lectionary September through Pentecost Sunday. Summer readings are assigned based on the variety of worship series. Check out the current series description to learn what stories are currently shaping our worship.
Sermon Archives
Recordings of sermons are posted onto this website in days following our Sunday worship. The current archives include every recordable sermon from January 1, 2019 plus a few selections from years prior.
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Past Worship Service
Recordings of our services can be found on our YouTube channel- PoPRoseville.
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Upcoming Live-streamed services
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UPDATES
Spring Masterworks
Sunday, April 29; 8:30 & 10:45am Worship Please join us at 8:30 or 10:45am worship on Sunday, April 28 to hear the inspiring The Rose of Calvary by Joseph M. Martin! The music takes the listener through the life, ministry, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus...
Return to the Garden
Worship Series for April 7 - May 19 What we believed to have been dead has been revealed to be alive. Like a garden lying dormant, new growth has begun and something wonderful is emerging. Like a bud bursting into a blossom, a new story is unfolding, right before...
Holy Week Schedule
During Holy Week, we gather to meditate on Jesus’ final days before his death on the cross. We tell the story of Jesus’ passion in a variety of ways, listening to scripture, singing familiar hymns, gathering around the table. For Christians, Jesus’ suffering is the path to resurrection and new life. We eagerly await the celebration of the great Three Days at the conclusion of the week.