- Children's Sunday School– 9:00 AM
- Adult Bible Study– 9:00 AM
- Morning Worship– 10:00 AM
- East Park Villa Worship– 6:30 PM
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- Sun, Aug 18 Readings - ESTHER 1:1-3:15 | 1 CORINTHIANS 11:17-34 | PSALM 35:17-28 | PROVERBS 21:19-20
- Mon, Aug 19 Readings - ESTHER 4:1-7:10 | 1 CORINTHIANS 12:1-26 | PSALM 36:1-12 | PROVERBS 21:21-22
- Tue, Aug 20 Readings - ESTHER 8:1-10:3 | 1 CORINTHIANS 12:27-13:13 | PSALM 37:1-11 | PROVERBS 21:23-24
- Wed, Aug 21 Readings - JOB 1:1-3:26 | 1 CORINTHIANS 14:1-17 | PSALM 37:12-29 | PROVERBS 21:25-26
- Thu, Aug 22 Readings - JOB 4:1-7:21 | 1 CORINTHIANS 14:18-40 | PSALM 37:30-40 | PROVERBS 21:27
- Fri, Aug 23 Readings - JOB 8:1-11:20 | 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-28 | PSALM 38:1-22 | PROVERBS 21:28-29
- Sat, Aug 24 Readings - JOB 12:1-15:35 | 1 CORINTHIANS 15:29-58 | PSALM 39:1-13 | PROVERBS 21:30-31
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"The purpose of this congregation is to share the true Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, throughout our membership, our communities and the world."
Zion is....a congregation of The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The LCMS was chartered in 1847 and Zion joined Synod in 1880.
Zion was chartered in 1873 and is one of the oldest continuous congregations of the LCMS between here and the west coast.
Zion is....a Christ centered, Bible believing congregation. Based on the tenets of the Lutheran Reformation - Grace Alone, Faith Alone and Scripture Alone - Zion's focus is always the blood that Christ has shed for us.
Zion is....a congregation committed to Christian education and youth. Even before having their first pastor, classes were being held in a sod cabin.
Zion is....a rural congregation with great diversity. Locally, Zion draws members from Aurora, Bradshaw, Hampton, Henderson, Hordville,Grand Island, Marquette, Polk, Sutton and York. The diversity of the congregation is reflected in the occupational pursuits of Zion's members.
Zion is....a mission minded church having shared members to start Immanuel, Polk: Salem and St. Peter, Hampton; and having helped St. Paul, Central City. Mission starts were considered in Bradshaw and Sutton. Currently Zion is sponsoring a preaching station in Aurora. Mission groups at Zion have been active in Gospel outreach and support as well as social ministry.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING: 2019 Hamilton County Fair Results (J-S) – Maly John – FFA Soybean plants, Yellow corn grain (Blue); Kaylei Joseph – FFA Soybean pods (Blue); Atleigh Klute – Open Class Jr. Division Chocolate chip cookies, Colored-pencil; original drawing (Purple); Banana bread, Muffins-4 fruit or nut, (Blue); Derek Klute – Open Class Photography-Sunrises/sunsets (Blue)
Jenni Klute – Open Class Any other bread, not listed, Fair Themed Entries-Arts & Crafts item, Photography-Theme: Blue Jeans, Buckles & Boots, People-School-aged children, People in Sports, Nebraska landscapes (Purple); Photography-Growing plants, trees, fungi, Exhibitor’s choice – a favorite people photo, Any other structure not listed (A), Photo any Hamilton County Fair, Largest zucchini (Blue); Mark Klute – Open Class Wood crafts – (Reserve Champion); Any other handmade wood accessory, not listed, Wood Cut-Out large design (larger than 11x14 size) (Purple); Melanie Klute – Open Class Chocolate chip cookies (Blue); Weston Panko – 4-H feeder calves-Steers/bulls (Purple); Evan Pankoke – 4H Bucket calves, Intermediate beef showmanship, Intermediate livestock judging, Market steers, Breeding beef-Registered Angus, Cow/calf pairs (Purple); FFA Zucchini Squash, Yellow corn stalks (Grand Champion), Jalapeno/Hungarian Wax Peppers, Soybean plants, Soybean pods (Blue); Noelle Rust – FFA Soybean plants (Purple), Green Beans (Blue)
Rachel Rust – FFA Yellow corn ears (Blue); Anna Schleichardt – 4-H Steam Clothing 1, Quilted item from quilt quest (Purple); Barn quilt-less than 4x4, Small quilted exhibit, Embellished garment w/ original design, Outdoor Living furniture-wood clear finish, Original watercolor painting, Modeled embellished garment from an original design, Simple Pillow-no larger than 18”x18”, Jr. Cat showmanship (Blue); Open Class Onions-Yellow, globe, plate of 3 (Blue); Open Class Jr. Division Muffins-4 fruit or nut (Blue); Jessica Schleichardt – 4-H Embellished garment w/ original design, Barn quilt-less than 4x4, (Purple); Modeled embellished garment from an original design, Steam Clothing 1-Simply Sewing, Steam Clothing 2-modeled, Small quilted exhibit, Outdoor Living furniture-wood clear finish, Snap beans, Intermediate Cat showmanship (Blue); Open Class Cucumbers-Pickling dill-3 large (Purple), Cucumbers-longest, plate of 1 (Blue); Open Class Jr. Division Misc. Art-Stepping stones (Blue); Nick Schleichardt – Open Class Onions-Yellow, globe, plate of 3, Misc. Arts & Crafts-Any other crafts (Purple); 4-H Barn quilt-less than 4x4, Small quilted exhibit, Embellished garment w/ original design, Outdoor Living furniture-wood clear finish, Snap beans, (Blue); Sandy Schleichardt – Open Class Cucumbers-Slicers, plate of 3 (Purple); Lily, day, Mixed garden flowers, Zinnias, Eggplant (Blue); Diana Schulze – Open Class Chocolate chip cookies, Lily-tiger, Phlox, Mixed garden flowers, (Purple), Banana bread, Any other bar cookie, not listed, (Blue); Sophie Schulze – Open Class Any flower variety not listed-3 stems, Field yellow corn-1 stalk (best), Field yellow corn-1 stalk (tallest), Onions-Sets, 3 bunches, Jalapeno Peppers, plate of 3, (Purple); Miniature Arrangememts-5” and under, Mixed garden flowers, Soybeans stalk display, Chokecherries-in clusters, Fair Themed Entries-Arts & Crafts item (Blue); Open Class Jr. Division Chocolate drop cookies, Peanut butter cookies, Any other cookie, not listed, Food Preservation-Salsa, Spaghetti Sauce, Freehand Artwork-Picture, original acrylic, Pencil-original drawing, Misc. Art-Legos, Constructed Toys-Legos & K-Nex, Misc. Arts-Memory case (Purple); Banana bread (Blue).
W.O.W (Women Of the Word) completed their "Love Like That" Bible study and will continue "Living a Chocolate Life" by Deb Burma on August 1 at Hampton Lutheran School at 7:00 A.M. Are you ready for a treat? The eight chocolate-inspired lessons in this study focus on different aspects of life as a Christian woman, reminding you that you are wrapped in God's love. Each lesson includes a recipe for a chocolate dessert, a Bible verse to memorize, chocolate fun facts, a suggested group activity, encouragement for life application, and a prayer. Come join us any time!
Congratulations to 2019 Hamilton County Fair Results (A-H) – Cason Bamesberger – 4-H Bucket calves (Purple), Jr. showmanship (Blue), Clover Kids Livestock Class; Hunter Brophy – Prints (Color)-Insects (Purple); Tamara Brophy – Open Class Quilts & Quilted Items (Reserve Champion); Quilt; patchwork or pieced: made by 2 or more people, Applesauce, Any other pickle, not listed, Jams-Apple butter, Any other jam or preserve, not listed, Photography-People, School-aged children (Purple); Salsa, Rotel tomatoes, Zucchini relish, Pickled peppers, Any other jelly, not listed, Prints (Black & White)-Portrait, Enhanced Color-people, Exhibitors choice- a favorite color photo (A) (Blue); Lillian Dose – FFA Yellow corn stalks, Yellow corn grain, Soybean pods (Blue); Lydia Dose – FFA soybean plants, Other Crop Plants (Grand Champion), Yellow corn grain, Soybean pods (Blue); Kinleigh Ekhoff – 4-H Intermediate beef showmanship, Market steers, FFA breeding beef-Registered Hereford, Senior heifer (Purple), 4-H breeding beef-Registered Hereford, Intermediate livestock judging (Blue); Katelyn Goertzen – Open Class Afghan baby-knitted or crocheted, Baby Articles-cap, booties, etc.-knitted or crocheted (Purple); Raegan Hansen – Open Class Jr. Division Freehand Artwork-Picture, original acrylic, Spray paint (Purple); Freehand Artwork-Picture, abstract art; any media, Art-other (Blue); Deryl Hilligas – Open Class Wood crafts – (Grand Champion, Reserve Champion); Wooden Items-Drawn to scale – Truck, Other, & Wooden Boat-ship (Purple).
All members of Zion are encouraged to volunteer at the Orphan Grain Train Warehouse in Grand Island on the First Tuesday of every month from 10:00AM - 2:00PM. We will plan to meet each month at 9:15AM at Zion, for those that want to carpool. The Warehouse is located at 427 N. Shady Bend Road, Grand Island. Mark Tuesday, September 3 on your calendars for fun and fellowship. If you have any questions, please contact Elaine Stuhr at (402) 366-6520. Hope to see you there!
We are providing a link to a form for aid providers. If you would like to donate volunteer time, specific items, equipment, etc., this form will provide a single source where those in need can see what is available. Contact information will also be requested so that those in need know how/where to reach you. Use this link to offer aid: https://goo.gl/forms/Gz2RlJ3AtfSx4QK82 . Following these links gives access to the spreadsheets they create: View needs and responses: https://bit.ly/2ubvf0A or view offers of aid:
https://bit.ly/2Y53Jje. Congregations and individuals who would like to give via credit card through the Nebraska District website can visit http://www.ndlcms.org/disaster-response/. Checks can be mailed to: Nebraska District LCMS, PO Box 407, Seward, NE 68434 with a note indicating that it is for "Disaster Relief - NE Flooding." Donations can also be sent through Synod’s online giving portal at https://www.lcms.org/givenow/flood.
Dear Zion Lutheran Church, Thank you for that encouraging letter this Christmas. It is encouraging to see that people at Zion Lutheran Church are thinking of me. I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year. I went back home for break and spent time with my family. I also had the chance to preach twice at two local LCMS churches. Spring semester will start soon. Hopefully, I can learn a lot this semester. I will be taking classes on worship liturgy and advanced preaching this semester. Pray that I will learn a lot. Pray that the Lord will help me gain knowledge that can help me as a pastor in the future. I will get my vicarage call in May. Pray that the Lord will alleviate my anxiety as I wait for the call. Please continue to pray for me as I study at the seminary. In the name of Jesus, David Ahn
Please join us as we read and study current articles in the Lutheran Witness and Lutheran Small Cathechism. Everyone welcome and babysitting provided.
What does the Bible have to Say about Life Today? What is grace? What do we know about heaven? How can I trust God more than anything? How can I think about others more than myself? What is the Law? What is the Gospel? Why does it matter? Why should I go to church? Are Baptism and Communion really that important? If you or someone you know wants to understand what Lutherans believe about our heavenly Father’s love; our Savior’s presence with us in the past, present, and future; and the Holy Spirit’s power for daily living, than contact one of the Elders (Shane Dose – (402) 631-8965, tsdose@hamilton.net; Nathan Panko – (402) 762-5324, natepanko@hotmail.com, or Boyd Stuhr, Jr. – (402) 366-8608, stuhrville@stewireless.com) and let them know you’re interested in attending An Introduction to the Lutheran Faith.
PLEASE NOTE..... Service time is 6:30 pm, in the 3rd floor commons area and this evening service is open to the public so if you miss in the morning at Zion you can catch Worship in the evening at East Park.
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If the handicapped parking is full the next best thing is available on the south side of the church for access through the south door. Except for loading/unloading, please keep the main lane open as a "fire" lane. Thanks!
