The History of Zion Lutheran
Zion Lutheran Church has been providing the families of our community with a traditional Lutheran service since 1843.
In fact, a number of families in our congregation travel from neighboring communities to enjoy our Worship Services.
Our Worship Services
Sunday School (for all ages):
Sunday school at 9 AM
Labor Day through Memorial day
In-person Services
Sundays at 10 AM in our SanctuaryServices also live-stream on Facebook
Holy Communion will be served at all services
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PASTOR
“She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue” Proverbs 31:26
In just a few days we will be honoring our mothers and those who
mother others. Many of us use “mothering” skills everyday even
though we might not be mothers.
I love poetry about mothers and the art of mothering. Helen Steiner
Rice has several lovely poems for example “A Mother’s Love” and “A Mother’s Prayer”.
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A mother’s love is one of God’s most beautiful gifts.
In this world full of noise and chaos, a mother’s embrace feels like home.
Her hands may grow tired, her hair may turn gray, but her love never fades.
It only grows deeper, stronger, and more selfless with time.
She prays for you when you don’t see it.
She sacrifices quietly without asking for recognition.
She carries your pain as if it were her own.
The Bible reminds us in Proverbs 31:28,
“Her children arise and call her blessed.”
Today, let us honor the women who nurtured us, corrected us,
prayed over us, and loved us unconditionally.
A mother’s love reflects the heart of God — patient, forgiving,
and unfailing.
If you are blessed with a mother, cherish her.
If you are a mother, know that your love is shaping generations.
To all the mothers — your love is your superpower.
You are seen. You are appreciated. You are deeply loved.
God’s Blessings to all mothers and everyone who “mothers”.
Pastor Patti
