May Meals are:
A big thanks to all those who have served on Wednesday Night Supper teams throughout the school year. You have made one night a week just a bit easier for many families at Zion!
The “Last Supper” will be on May 21. Wednesday meals will resume in September, watch the newsletter or website for details. If you have not joined friends and fellow members for supper, think about doing so next fall.
Due to popular demand, the Transition Team’s Ministry & Skills Survey is now available online.
Please do not take the survey online if you have already completed and returned a paper survey, or if you are not a confirmed member of Zion.
If you prefer to complete the paper survey, and you have not done so already, please return yours to church as soon as possible (extra copies are still available at church).
The online survey will be at http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB227QQ79ABKB for 10 days.
Thanks
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This Month’s Features:
The trip to Redeemer was a great experience for all involved! More than 80 Zion members traveled to Redeemer Lutheran, on April 20, to enjoy worship with our sister congregation. The children enjoyed a half hour Sunday school session with Redeemers youth. The topic discussed was the Heroes of the Bible, and the kids had a great time remembering the many important stories of the Bible that they had learned in each seperate Sunday school environment.
The worship time began at 10:30, and all members of the congregation, including the children, joined together in the sanctuary for worship and prayer. Pastor Kelly was an amazingly gracious host, and made all those visiting, from Zion and other places feel right at home. After the meaningful worship service, with glorious music ended, everyone gathered in the fellowship hall for a light lunch and great conversation. Redeemer was a gracious host. We look forward to continue building the community between the two congregations! To God be the glory!
submitted by Arnold Rude
To any man who has lost a wife, may this be her memorial:
She is gone.
For how many days,
How many hours,
How many minutes?She left.
With no warning,
No goodbye,
Just that look in her eyes.But she left.
The memory of words spoken,
And those without voice,
Equally’ coming from her heart.She left.
Her song in the twilight,
Her music in the wind,
Singing the tunes she loved.She left.
Her smile in her children’s eyes,
Her gentleness in their hearts,
Her love carved in my heart.But if she left.
Why is she not gone?
May 1997
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