Welcome child of God,

Abram Arthur Becker

Pastor Rich McLeer baptized Abram Arthur Becker during worship on Palm Sunday, March 24. His parents, Kari and Ryan presented him as Abram's brothers, Elliott and Cameron stood by. His godparents are Katie and Jason Fortuna.

Spring has sprung at PLC

The wildflowers are spectacular along 2818! Come out and enjoy the God's handiwork!

The BIG Event 2024

The TAMU Big Event was held in our community on Saturday,

March 23, 2024. 15 members from Peace and 15 members from the Rosies and from the Aggie Babes, joined together to spread 90 bags of mulch in all the flowerbeds, to spread a truck load of mulch into the playground, to clean windows inside and out and to clean pews. We enjoyed working together and sharing pizza before everyone went home. In the 1.5-2 hour time frame we did approximately 45-60 hours of work!!

Peace members who participated are David Bade, Bob Gibbons, Pastor Rich and Karen McLeer, Walter Kamphoefner, Pat Morse, Rhonda Raphael, Dianne Rister, Larry Lippke, Jere Mills, Eric Johnson, Connie Flickinger, Tom & Melissa Hinga, Helen Rode.

Great job everyone!!

Aggieland Humane Society

Aggieland Humane Society held a free microchip event on March 8 in the Peace parking lot. We were so excited that 58 pets (cats and dogs) got microchips that will help them get home to their families if they ever get lost. We really appreciate AHS reaching out to Dr. Laura Bay-Williams and asking about using Peace for a neighborhood event. We look forward to doing more events with them in the future.

To the members of the Prayer Shawl Ministry group,

My son, Aaron Athas and his wife, Mariah, recently visited Jason Vaaler. Our family lives in Wisconsin. Somehow, it came to be known that Mother Athas (Barb) was diagnosed with breast cancer several months ago. Anyway, I am the thankful owner of a new hand made prayer shawl. It is beautiful and the sentiment is the best part. I can feel the prayers across the miles. FYI- my treatments are done and my diagnosis is excellent but prayers are always accepted!

Gratefully, Barb Athas