The response of the congregation to the “Hello and Thanks” project sending greetings and thanks to military personnel stationed around the world and on active duty stateside has been wonderful already.
Addresses of those serving in the military will be available at the display in front of Fellowship Hall until November 11. Blank cards are also available, and if cards are left in the mailbox at the display, will be stamped and mailed for you.
There is also still time to leave an address for someone you would like to add to the list. If you know anyone serving in the military who might appreciate some extra mail, please email us their current mailing address, also include what branch they serve with, your own name, and how you are connected to them. They do not need to be a member of Zion or your relative, and if they’d also like to pass on the addresses of others they serve with, we’ll include those too.
Cub Scout Troop 358 is partnering with Zion to send popcorn to military personnel. Each $10 contribution sends one bucket of caramel corn. Talk to a Cub Scout or stop the display before Sunday, November 1, to order popcorn.
On Sunday, November 8, we will take time in worship to honor all those serving and having served in the US military. Please plan on attending!
As their mission project this year, the 
We have a vibrant chapel culture here on base; I have responsibility for one of eight different service offerings here, working with the contemporary worship service at 1000 and 1900 every Sunday. Between both services the contemporary serves 100-150 each week, and we have the best combat praise team in the CENTAF AOR. We work very closely with our Army Chaplain counterparts and have a great relationship with them.
