“Come as you are.” That’s the welcoming message of Prince of Peace Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. This Christian congregation serves the Los Angeles community. It seeks to engage and encourage others through a life-changing Christian journey.
Prince of Peace strives to be a loving friendly community. They worship God and serve others. Teaching from the Bible is a high priority here. Following the example of Jesus is central to their mission.
The vision of Prince of Peace is impactful. It aims to renew Los Angeles and beyond. This happens through the transforming message of Jesus Christ. They do this through both words and actions.
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church offers several worship times. On Sundays, there is a service at 8:00 am. This Holy Communion Rite 2 service uses English. Another service takes place on Sundays at 10:00 am. This Holy Communion Rite I service includes a sermon and choir. On Wednesdays, there is a 6:30 am Holy Communion Rite 2 service with a homily. Fellowship coffee and breakfast follow for those who aren’t in a rush.
Since 1982, the Packer family has been members of Prince of Peace Episcopal Church. George Packer was ordained a deacon by Bishop Diane Bruce in 2017. His passion involves bringing the church to the world. He also brings the needs of the world back to the church.
Ministries like Worship Without Walls help achieve this goal. Ashes to Go offers spiritual comfort on the move. Motion Picture and Television Home services cater to industry professionals. Laundry Love provides a practical service to those in need.
Dave Dumas and his wife joined Prince of Peace in 1999. They were married here in 2000. Their family loves the ministries offered. Dumas has been an usher and Senior Warden. He is currently the Treasurer Youth Minister and Parish Business Manager.
Christine Lehman joined Prince of Peace in 2022. She knew she had come home. She uses her skills as Communications Manager.
Alma Fountain was raised Catholic. She now serves in Children and Families Ministry. She shares God’s love with children.
The Reverend Canon Rand Reasoner serves as Rector. He desires to love God with all his heart soul mind and strength. He balances ministries that focus on spiritual growth. He also focuses on the needs of those outside the community.
The Reverend Brian Tucker is the Associate Rector. He also serves as a hospital chaplain. He was ordained a priest of the Episcopal Church in 2023.
Rev. Onesmus Tayebwa was raised in Uganda. He is passionate about sharing the Love of God.
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church’s story is one of community service. It is a story of faith and welcoming arms. It is a place where all are invited to experience the transforming message of Jesus Christ. Remember their motto “Come as you are” as you leave here today.