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Prince of Peace dedicates addition 1983October 9, 1983 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church dedicated a 16,000 square foot addition, according to then pastor Mervin Thompson. Church parking was doubled as part of the project. The congregation was at 4200 members in 1983.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran ChurchA view of Prince of Peace and the Ridges campus from Fairview Ridges Hospital 2019.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran ChurchA newspaper clipping shows the Prince of Peace outdoor services at the Lucky Twin Drive-in, some 50 years ago.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Chapel 2017The church is located at 13901 Fairview Drive, with offices in another building on the campus. This chapel is located in that office building.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Chapel 2017The church is located at 13901 Fairview Drive, with offices in another building on the campus. This chapel is located in that office building.
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Prince of Peace opens dental clinic 2014The Burnsville Sun/Thisweek news April 30, 2014 reports that Prince of Peace Dental Clinic opened its doors April 1, 2014 to low-income residents of Burnsville and neighboring communities. The 420 square foot clinic is located within the Mission Outpost complex at the church. It is a shared effort of Price of Peace, the Patterson Foundation, Patterson Dental and other dental organizations and professionals.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran ChurchPrince of Peace Lutheran Church completed the expansion of its building and new entry, winter 2019.
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Prince of Peace expansion 2018 -2019A view of the 2019 expansion of Prince of Peace Church and Fairview Ridges Hospital.
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Prince of Peace to conduct first service 1963October 10, 1963 Minnesota Valley Review
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church will conduct its first worship service October 13 in its new sanctuary...
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Prince of Peace services signed for hearing impaired Feb. 4, 1985Each Sunday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, the 10 a.m. service is interpreted for the hearing impaired by Jill Weldin.
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Prince of Peace (brief history)This brief history of Prince of Peace appears on their 2017 website.
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Prince of Peace 2017Custom kneeling pads in the Chapel at the church.
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Rev. Mervin Thompson - Prince of Peace to resign after 21 yearsDecember 18, 1991 - Sun/Current
Mervin Thompson has announced he will leave Prince of Peace Church after 21 years...
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Prince of Peace Lutheran office and Christian Life Center - 2017According to their website:
The Prince of Peace story began in 1963. We weren’t your typical church. We moved to Burnsville when it was mostly corn fields. We started an outdoor worship service in the old Lucky Twin Drive‐In Theater. Looking to the future and changing to meet the needs of a new generation is in our DNA.
Music and the arts have always been important. We have brought new kinds of music, art and creativity into worship. Hundreds of high school kids have had their lives changed by being a part of our traveling music group. We created a family ministry program that works alongside parents to build faith in our younger generations. We have always partnered with our community, from locating our campus in the Ridges development to our current partnership with The Salvation Army to provide the largest food shelf in the south metro. We have also been blessed to partner with God to serve people in need – in our community, in the United States, and around the world in places like Tanzania and the Dominican Republic.
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New pastor at Prince of Peace 1963September 12, 1963 Minnesota Valley Review
The Rev. Gerald Allen and his family arrived in Burnsville Monday to begin work as pastor of what is to become Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of Burnsville...
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Prince of Peace Church plans move to new ediface 1975February 26, 1975 Minnesota Valley Sun reports: Final worship services will be conducted by the congregation of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Sunday February 29, in the original church at 12800 Nicollet Avenue and the Trail 4 Theatre. Midway through each service the worshipers will leave the sanctuary to go to the new church at the Ridges where the Rev. Mervin Thompson will deliver his sermon and closing...
The first organist, Myrtle Qualley is shown in a photo. The original Price of Peace site is now the White Funeral Home.
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Prince of Peace 2017The Prayer Chapel in the Main church building. The church is located at 13901 Fairview Drive, with offices in another building on the campus.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church directional signs 2017Prince of Peace is on the campus of the Ridges and near Fairview Hospital.
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Prince of Peace 2017Baptism font at the churchlocated at 13901 Fairview Drive, with offices in another building on the campus.
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Prince of Peace 2017Risin + Rejoice, an original artwork in the sanctuary of Price of Peace Church.
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Prince of Peace 2017Original art in the worship space of Price Of Peace Lutheran church.
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Proposed entry for Prince of Peace 2017Designs for the remodeling and expansion of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, include exterior upgrades.
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Proposed updates to worship area of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 2017Designs for the remodeling and expansion of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, include interior upgrades.
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Prince of Peace proposed memorial garden 2017Memorial garden is proposed on the campus of Prince of Peace Church.
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Prince of Peace proposed outdoor worship areathe Board has given architects the go ahead to create construction drawings for the first phase of the project. The alternative worship space may or may not be built in the first phase of the project, but it will be included in the drawings. The board set an overall construction cost cap of $11M for this complete phase, and the construction drawings will reflect that budget.
Once drawings are completed and the construction bidding process is done, the Board will decide the final scope of the first phase. All decisions on construction, including actual phasing and approved costs, will be based on our ability to handle the costs. Final capital campaign commitments and the bid prices will be considered in a decision to move ahead.
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Prince of Peace expansion plans 2017In October, 2017 the Board has given architects the go ahead to create construction drawings for the first phase of the project. The alternative worship space may or may not be built in the first phase of the project, but it will be included in the drawings. The board set an overall construction cost cap of $11M for this complete phase, and the construction drawings will reflect that budget.
Once drawings are completed and the construction bidding process is done, the Board will decide the final scope of the first phase. All decisions on construction, including actual phasing and approved costs, will be based on our ability to handle the costs. Final capital campaign commitments and the bid prices will be considered in a decision to move ahead.
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Prince of Peace proposed expansionthe Board has given architects the go ahead to create construction drawings for the first phase of the project. The alternative worship space may or may not be built in the first phase of the project, but it will be included in the drawings. The board set an overall construction cost cap of $11M for this complete phase, and the construction drawings will reflect that budget.
Once drawings are completed and the construction bidding process is done, the Board will decide the final scope of the first phase. All decisions on construction, including actual phasing and approved costs, will be based on our ability to handle the costs. Final capital campaign commitments and the bid prices will be considered in a decision to move ahead.
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Rev. Merv Thompson to leave Prince of Peace 1991This Week News - December 29, 1991:
Dr. Mervin Thompson, senior pastor at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Burnsville for 21 years has resigned effective February 2 to become director of the newly formed Lutheran Leadership Institute. Thompson has resided over a parish that has mushroomed since its inception in 1970...
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White Funeral HomeThis building at 12804 Nicollet Avenue was the original location of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. After building their new facility the building was sold and became the Burnsville Funeral Home (the town's first). It was later sold to the White Family serving Dakota County for over 100 years.
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White Funeral HomeThis building at 12804 Nicollet Avenue was the original location of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. After building their new facility the building was sold and became the Burnsville Funeral Home (the town's first). It was later sold to the White Family serving Dakota County for over 100 years.
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