O Lord Jesus Christ, only Son of the Father, in giving us Your body and blood to eat and to drink, You lead us to remember and confess Your holy cross and passion, Your blessed death, Your rest in the tomb, Your resurrection from the dead, Your ascension into heaven, and Your coming for the final judgment. Remember us in Your kingdom. Amen
Welcome to Peace Lutheran Church of Dunnellon
Our worship services on Sundays at 10am, plus Adult and Youth Bible Studies on Sunday at 8:45am offer opportunities for spiritual growth and fellowship, and are open to all. Come! You can also click on our calendar on this page for other events and times.
Peace is an active member of the community. We make our building available to community organizations such as Al-Anon, AA and others. We have a "Take or Leave" pantry box out front which helps members of our community that need to take items, and other members of our community who can, to leave items in the box for others.
Our Community Meals are the 3rd Monday of each month 4:30- 6:00pm. There is no charge for them, just come and enjoy the food and fellowship of other members of our community!
We support Toys For Tots and each Christmas season we fill and re-fill several bins.The mission efforts of the Florida-Georgia District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod are supported monetarily.
Our Pastor, Rev. Terry L. McKee his wife, Cindy has retired! Currently, we will have one of at least three pastors weekly: our own Pastor Lane, Pastor Clark, or Pastor Beale- come join us!
Peace Lutheran was established 60 years ago as Rainbow Lakes Lutheran Church, in 1963. The church was moved to its present location in 1988, to better serve the Dunnellon area. The new building was constructed by Laborers for Christ with the help of members of Peace.
Visitors to Peace are "welcome guests" on the first occasion they are with us, and are regarded as "part of the family" on subsequent occasions. They will experience heartfelt warmth in the greetings received from members of Peace.
All are welcome at Peace, "The Church on the Hill."