Common Questions & Pro-Life Answers: A Quick Reference Guide
The purpose of this guide is to help equip Christians to respond to the common questions posed (within or outside the church) about life issues, such as abortion, physician-assisted death, disability and the decisions made amidst human suffering. This booklet is for young and old, student and teacher, lay person and church worker. While not all-comprehensive of every possible question that might challenge a Christian worldview and ethic of life, this booklet addresses the most frequent questions and seeks to answer them succinctly.

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Interested in getting involved?
Consider the Events Committee

WHO: Any adult man or woman who is a member of Zion. 

WHAT: We plan church-wide fellowship events, such as: Movie Nights/Bonfires, Game Nights, All-Church Cookouts, Sunday School Rally Days, Trunk or Treats, Reformation Celebrations, and a variety of church dinners and holiday parties. 

WHERE: Church or other event locations. 

WHEN: Currently meeting once a month at 6 PM in the Small Conference Room. We choose a date/time that is convenient for committee members. 

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Each service at Zion Lutheran Church (normally the first of our two Sunday services) is streamed LIVE on our YouTube channel. These streams are for Sunday’s, Wednesday’s, Lenten, Advent, and special services. The entire service is streamed from beginning-to-end. Weddings and Funerals can also be streamed, if requested in advance.

Interested in getting involved?
Consider the Board of Trustees

WHO: Any adult man or woman who is a member of Zion. 

WHAT: Maintain all the buildings (interiors and exteriors) and grounds of the church campus. 

WHERE: Tasks and oversight of physical property are conducted throughout the church campus. Meetings held in Conference Room 

WHEN: Tasks are performed throughout the month as needed. Meetings are the first Monday of the month at 7 PM. 

WHY: As stewards of the physical property God has entrusted to Zion, Trustees seek to ensure the church campus is functional, attractive, and safe in order to support and enhance congregational use as well as outreach. 

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If you’re anything like me or even most people, when you have opportunities to share your faith with friends, you probably feel unqualified or unsure of how to express it without jeopardizing your friendship. Sometimes I wonder as a lot of people do if “sharing my faith” is even what we should be concerned about. We should, because if you read a story about a Jesus healing a non-Jewish man oppressed by demons (in Luke 8:26-39), you will see the importance Jesus places on sharing the faith with others. 

Jesus and his disciples come by this man, and Jesus not only approached him, which would have violated a bunch of religious codes and laws, but He also healed him out of His love and compassion. But the next part is what should really get the attention to share and witness what Jesus has done. 

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