Annual Meeting This Sunday

The Annual Congregational Meeting of Zion Lutheran Church will be held this Sunday, November 22, following the 10:30 service (at approximately 11:30 am).

The meeting will be held in Trinity Hall. Care for children preschool and younger will be available in the nursery. School-aged children will go to the Grapple room while parents attend the meeting.

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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)

November Worship Schedule

Sunday, November 1
Twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost
Mark 12:28-34
Pastor Kelly Chatman of Redeemer Lutheran Church Preaching
(Pastor Judy preaching at Redeemer)

Sunday, November 8
Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost
Mark 12:38-44
Pastor Judy Preaching

Sunday, November 15
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost
Pastor Ted’s first Sunday
Mark 13:1-8
Pastor Ted Preaching

Sunday, November 22
Christ the King Sunday
Pastor Judy’s last Sunday
John 18:33-37
Pastor Judy Preaching

Sunday, November 29
First Sunday of Advent
Luke 21:25-36
Pastor Ted Preaching

Ecumenical Thanksgiving Eve Worship

pilgrimsThe annual Ecumenical Festival of Thanksgiving and Praise will take place at Zion on Wednesday, November 25 at 8:00pm. Invite your neighbors and friends to attend this service of thanks that brings our community together. This is truly a faith-filled experience for all families.

Pastors from the Buffalo area churches join to give leadership to this community-wide time of worship. Choirs from many of the churches in Buffalo will combine to present anthems of thanks and praise. The handbell choirs from Zion, Buffalo Covenant, St. Johns Lutheran, and Buffalo United Methodist churches are preparing pieces to be rung in a massed choir. There will be over 130 musicians from different churches.

Nursery is provided, and offerings are used to help those in need through the Buffalo Ministerial Association.