September Supper Menus

Wednesday Suppers start up again on September 15 with the soup menu.

  • September 15: Soup
  • September 22: Pasta
  • September 29: Baked Potatoes

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

Feeding the 5000

The Wednesday night supper program at Zion has proven to be a great help for many people. Last year 5000 meals were served over a span of 30 Wednesdays throughout the year.

This year a sponsor program will help underwrite the cost of the meals.

Why Sponsors?

  • Youth and families that are attending who are not able to pay fully or consistently for their meals.
  • Financial realities that make coming to a dinner like these helpful in weekly family nutrition.
  • The quality of the meals needs to be maintained.
  • We don’t want to limit the number of people served.

Individual Sponsors: Each sponsor would be asked to donate $100 to help defray the Wednesday meal costs. The suggested donation of $3 per meal would continue each Wednesday but families and individuals who come to the Wednesday night suppers are welcomed even if they are unable to pay a full amount.

Corporate Sponsors: Does your employer encourage corporate sponsorships? Corporate sponsors would be asked to donate $100-200 in order to support families and individuals who come to the Wednesday night suppers but are unable to pay a full amount. Corporate sponsor might choose instead to donate a specific part of a meal, such as dessert.

Both corporate and individual sponsors will have the option to have their names publicized.

If interested in the sponsorship program please contact Sherilyn Burgdorf at the Zion office (682.1245 or via email), or Wednesday Night Supper coordinator Cindy Bonde (684.1467).

Summer Second Wednesdays Are Back!

Summer Second WednesdaysSecond Wednesdays were a hit last summer. All who came enjoyed the meals, the conversation and connections as well as the worship, and the variety of activities. Make memories this summer with an evening celebrating music and worship.

Wednesday, July 14

Supper served 5-6pm

BBQ sandwiches and root beer floats will be served. Free-will donations to cover the cost will be accepted.

Worship service at 6:15

The worship service led by youth director Myron Crawford will include some Gospel music, and will last about a half-hour.

Adult Education Program at 7pm:How Christians Worship:

Christians worship with a wide variety of styles. Have you ever heard of snake handlers in worship? Have you ever wondered where the phrase “holy rollers” comes from? Do you know who the “liturgical police” are? All of these things have something to do with Christian worship. Pastor Ted will lead an adult education session on “Make A joyful Noise – How Christians Worship.” We will look at historical, generational, and ethnic trends in Christian worship and have an opportunity to reflect on our own preferences for worship.

Senior High Graceland at 7pm – Music: What Are You Listening To?

Gather with other students entering grades 9-12 to discuss the power of our choices, even in music.

Family Activity at 7pm

S’mores and camp songs led by Roxie down by the lake for young children and children at heart.

Harvest of Hands at 7pm

The HOH craft group will work on a bead project.

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May Supper Menu

  • May 5: Pasta
  • May 12: Sub Sandwiches
  • See you again in the Fall!

Wednesday Suppers are served at Zion each Wednesday from 5:00-6:15pm for a suggested donation of $3 per plate.

April Supper Menu

  • March 31: No Supper (Spring Break)
  • April 7: Chicken Kiev
  • April 14: Tacos
  • April 21: Soup & Chili
  • April 28: Baked Potatoes Pizza

Wednesday Suppers are served at Zion each Wednesday from 5:00-6:15pm for a suggested donation of $3 per plate.

March Supper Menu

  • March 3: Soup & Chili
  • March 10: Baked Potatoes
  • March 17: Pasta
  • March 24: Sub Sandwiches
  • March 31: No Supper (Spring Break)

Wednesday Suppers are served at Zion each Wednesday from 5:00-6:15pm for a suggested donation of $3 per plate.

February Supper Menu

  • February 3: Pasta
  • February 10: Sub Sandwiches along with the New Member class
  • February 17: Chicken Kiev Pizza (with salad and all the usual Wednesday supper sides)
  • February 24: Tacos

Wednesday Suppers are served at Zion each Wednesday from 5:00-6:15pm for a suggested donation of $3 per plate.

January Supper Menu

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

  • January 6: Chicken Kiev
  • January 13: Tacos
  • January 20: Soup & Chili
  • January 27: Baked Potatoes

More information about Wednesday Suppers at Zion

December Supper Menus

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

  • December 2: Baked Potatoes Pizza (with salad and all the usual Wednesday supper sides)
  • December 9: Pasta
  • December 16: Sub Sandwiches
  • December 23 & 30: No Meal (School Break)

More information about Wednesday Suppers at Zion

November Supper Menus

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

  • 4th: Chicken Kiev
  • 11th: Tacos
  • 18th: Soup & Chili
  • 25th: No Meal (Thanksgiving Eve)

October Supper Menu

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

  • 7th:Baked Potatoes
  • 14th:No Supper (Fall Break)
  • 21st: Pasta
  • 28th: Sub Sandwiches

More information about Wednesday Suppers at Zion

September Supper Menu

Wednesday Suppers start up again on September 9 with the popular sub sandwich meal, including cold cut subs, meatball subs, with cheese and all the toppings.

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

  • 9th: Sub Sandwiches
  • 16th: Chicken Kiev
  • 23rd: Tacos
  • 30th: Soup & Chili

Can You Help with Wednesday Suppers?

Wednesday Suppers start up again on September 9 with the popular sub sandwich meal, including cold cut subs, meatball subs, with cheese and all the toppings.

Serving time is 5:00-6:15pm and the suggested donation is $3 per plate.

You can offer a few hours of time and make a big impact on families here at Zion. Wednesday night supper teams are welcoming new team members.

Can you help?

Families or individuals cook (it really is lightweight prep), serve, and clean up meals once every 6 weeks. Meals are served in a 6 week rotation giving each team the benefit of cooking the same meal each time they serve. You can choose which meal team you‟d like to join. Each team will be serving only 5 times during the entire year. Volunteer a few hours as a small commitment with a great reward for many people.

If you are willing to give time to help with this great outreach to Zion families and community members please contact Sherilyn Burgdorf in the church office, Cindy Bonde or Dorothy Valentine.

You‟ll benefit by meeting other Zion members that will become new friends and you‟ll also help many families and youth by providing a great “home-cooked” meal on busy Wednesday evenings.

Be a Supper Sponsor This Year

The Wednesday night supper program at Zion has proven to be a great help for many people. Last year 4500 meals were served over a span of 30 Wednesdays throughout the year.

This year a sponsor program is being created to help underwrite the cost of the meals.

Why Sponsors?

  • Youth and families that are attending who are not able to pay fully or consistently for their meals.
  • A 33% jump in attendees from 2008 to 2009.
  • Financial realities that make coming to a dinner like these helpful in weekly family nutrition.
  • The quality of the meals needs to be maintained.
  • We don‟t want to limit the number of people served.

Individual Sponsors

Each sponsor would be asked to donate $100 to help defray the Wednesday meal costs. The suggested donation of $3 per meal would continue each Wednesday but families and individuals who come to the Wednesday night suppers are welcomed even if they are unable to pay a full amount.

Corporate Sponsors

Does your employer encourage corporate sponsorships? Corporate sponsors would be asked to donate $100-200 in order to support families and individuals who come to the Wednesday night suppers but are unable to pay a full amount. Corporate sponsor might choose instead to donate a specific part of a meal, such as desert.

Both corporate and individual sponsors will have the option to have their names publicized.

If interested in the sponsorship program please contact Pastor Judy or Sherilyn Burgdorf at the Zion office or Wednesday Night Supper coordinators Cindy Bonde or Dorothy Valentine.

How Many Wednesday Night Suppers Served?

How many people ate their Wednesday night supper at Zion during September through May?

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What’s for Supper – May

May 6: Pasta

May 13: Sub Sandwiches

Look for some special events including meals over the summer, and for regular Wednesday suppers to resume in September

May 20:  Supper Teams Thank You

May 27:  Caring Teams Thank You / Kick Off

Thanks For Feeding Us!

A large thank you goes out to all of the Wednesday night supper teams. They have literally served hundreds of people throughout the school year, providing excellent meals and a wonderful gathering place for Zion families and friends every Wednesday. Their last serving date for this school year is May 13. Be watching the calendar for Wednesday suppers to kick-off again next September.

A thank you supper is planned for the Wednesday night team workers on May 20 at 6pm. If you can assist in grilling for this great crew of workers, contact Sherilyn in the Zion office (682.1245 ext. 307 or email).

What’s for Supper – April

chicken-kievEveryone is invited to join friends each Wednesday night for a wonderful evening of fellowship and tasty meals. Supper is served from 5-6pm.

  • April 1: Chicken Kiev
  • April 8: No Meal (Holy Week)
  • April 15: Tacos
  • April 22: Soup & Chili
  • April 29: Baked Potatoes

Family Suppers During Lent

Everyone is invited to join friends each Wednesday night during the Lenten season for a wonderful evening of fellowship and tasty meals.  Supper is served from 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm, and the Lenten worship service follows the meal at 6:30pm.

Lenten Menu:

  • 2/25 Chili and Soup
  • 3/4 Baked Potato Bar/Chicken Nuggets
  • 3/11 Pasta
  • 3/18 Sub Sandwiches
  • 3/25 A Lenten Tradition: Soup & Grilled Cheese (fundraiser for youth programs)
  • 4/1 Chicken Kiev
  • No supper on 4/8 (Holy Week)

Suggested donation per plate is $3/person or $12/family

The family suppers will continue after Lent as a Wednesday tradition at Zion following a six week menu rotation. Come for a great meal each week on this busy program night at Zion!