We have 2 ways you can worship with us.

Sunday Traditional at 9:00am EST | Livestream & In-Person
Sunday Contemporary at 10:30am EST | Livestream & In-Person

​An archive of all our live streams can be found on our YouTube page.

Peace Gahanna YouTube

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Who we are

We are a community of faith that exists simply because God loves us and calls us to be together. We are here to respond to God’s love by loving our neighbor compassionately and courageously, and loving ourselves completely—imperfections, doubts, and questions included. Our purpose is simple- to love God, Neighbor, and Self.

We believe God's love, grace, and forgiveness are freely given: no conditions, no litmus test. One of our core values is that of Grace, not guilt. 

​In the Peace community, "all" means all. You're welcome here because of who you are, not in spite of who you are. We are a Reconciling in Christ community, advocating the full welcome and inclusion of all people regardless of sexual orientation, sex, gender identity, gender expression, physical or mental ability, race, marital status, age, financial situation, medical condition, citizenship status, ancestry, or religious background. Read our full RIC statement here.

What to expect in worship

In our traditional services, you'll experience many typical Lutheran worship practices, including a Kyrie, a sermon, communion, hymns, and the reading of the Word. In our contemporary services, you'll experience a more modern approach to worship, but rooted in the same search for spiritual connection to God through Christ. Our live stream location alternates between these two settings.

We serve Holy Communion at each service. Our communion policy is simple: because we believe the Risen Jesus is the host of the meal, everyone is welcome to participate. In online worship, feel free to prepare any kind of bread, wine, or juice, and join us for Communion.

We have two styles, but one hope for worship: to provide a space and time where our community can gather to bring their joys, sorrows, hopes, fears, convictions, and questions to God.

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