Zoin’s Going Wild … Washington WILD THINGS … that is
Zoin’s Going Wild … going to see the Washington WILD THINGS … that is
Open to Zion’s congregation, youth group, friends and family
This event will be at EQT Park in Washington, PA featuring the Joliet Slammers vs the Washington Wild Things
Sunday, June 15 @ 5:35 p.m.
Price: $0.00 to $10.00
Purchase Link: CLICK HERE
The evening also includes:
Kids Eat Free Sunday pres. by Pathways
Toy & Game Night pres. by First Federal Savings & Loan of Greene County
Rubix Cube Giveaway (First 500 Kids) pres. by First Federal Savings & Loan of Greene County
Character Appearances: Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach
Zoin’s Going Wild … going to see the Washington WILD THINGS … that is
Open to Zion’s congregation, youth group, friends and family
This event will be at EQT Park in Washington, PA featuring the Joliet Slammers vs the Washington Wild Things
Sunday, June 15 @ 5:35 p.m.
Price: $0.00 to $10.00
Purchase Link: CLICK HERE
The evening also includes:
Kids Eat Free Sunday pres. by Pathways
Toy & Game Night pres. by First Federal Savings & Loan of Greene County
Rubix Cube Giveaway (First 500 Kids) pres. by First Federal Savings & Loan of Greene County
Character Appearances: Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach
Shout Out to Students: Part 1 of 3
Joshua and Daniel Grimenstein, senior and freshman at South Fayette High School, competed at both the 2025 WPIAL Championship at Pitt and the 2025 PIAA Class 2A Swim Championships at Bucknell. At WPIALs, Daniel won a 7th place medal in the 200 Medley Relay and an 8th place medal in the 400 Free Relay. Joshua won the same relay medals as well as a 7th place individual medal in his 100 Butterfly and a silver medal in his 100 Backstroke. At States, Joshua brought home a 4th place individual medal in his 100 Backstroke. Congratulations boys!
Joshua and Daniel Grimenstein, senior and freshman at South Fayette High School, competed at both the 2025 WPIAL Championship at Pitt and the 2025 PIAA Class 2A Swim Championships at Bucknell. At WPIALs, Daniel won a 7th place medal in the 200 Medley Relay and an 8th place medal in the 400 Free Relay. Joshua won the same relay medals as well as a 7th place individual medal in his 100 Butterfly and a silver medal in his 100 Backstroke. At States, Joshua brought home a 4th place individual medal in his 100 Backstroke. Congratulations boys!
Youth Group: Escape The Rooms
Zion’s Youth Group will be visiting “Escape The Room” on May 18th.
But in order to make this happen, we need people to sign up in advance using Sign-Up Genius.
Check out that link: SIGN UP NOW
We will meet at Escape The Room (1505 E. Carson St., 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15203) where we will play the escape room, eat dinner, and have a Bible study. Our youth group funds will cover most of the cost, but anyone who wants to participate will need to pay $20 to cover the rest. Parents are also welcome to play!
About the Escape Rooms…
”The Dig” is a multi-layered game with hidden twists and unexpected turns. With every clue you solve and every secret you reveal, you peel back another layer of the story. Can you solve the mystery and escape?
“The Agency” — You’ve been selected for a top-secret mission. After gathering together you get your top secret assignment. You must complete this mission in one hour or you are relieved of duty. Believe us when we say no international man of mystery wants to be relieved of duty.
Date: Sunday May 18, 2025
Time: 5:45 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. EDT
Cost: $20
Location:1505 E. Carson St., 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Created by: Zion’s Deaconess, Joanna Lee
Zion’s Youth Group will be visiting “Escape The Room” on May 18th.
But in order to make this happen, we need people to sign up in advance using Sign-Up Genius.
Check out that link: SIGN UP NOW
We will meet at Escape The Room (1505 E. Carson St., 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15203) where we will play the escape room, eat dinner, and have a Bible study. Our youth group funds will cover most of the cost, but anyone who wants to participate will need to pay $20 to cover the rest. Parents are also welcome to play!
About the Escape Rooms…
”The Dig” is a multi-layered game with hidden twists and unexpected turns. With every clue you solve and every secret you reveal, you peel back another layer of the story. Can you solve the mystery and escape?
“The Agency” — You’ve been selected for a top-secret mission. After gathering together you get your top secret assignment. You must complete this mission in one hour or you are relieved of duty. Believe us when we say no international man of mystery wants to be relieved of duty.
Date: Sunday May 18, 2025
Time: 5:45 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. EDT
Cost: $20
Location:1505 E. Carson St., 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Created by: Zion’s Deaconess, Joanna Lee
Altar Flower & Eternal Light Sponsorships for 2025
2025 Altar Flower & Eternal Light Sponsorships are still available for certain dates in the back of the sanctuary! Members may sponsor in memory of a loved one, in honor of a special person in their lives, or in celebration of a joyous occasion.
2025 Altar Flower & Eternal Light Sponsorships are still available for certain dates in the back of the sanctuary! Members may sponsor in memory of a loved one, in honor of a special person in their lives, or in celebration of a joyous occasion.
Easter Breakfast Photos
The annual Zion Easter Breakfast, hosted by the Events Committee, continues to delight each year! This year's feast included a number of Egg Bake varieties (including Vegetable, Bacon, Sausage, and Cheese combos, as well as Gluten-Free Bakes and a yummy new addition...French Toast Bakes!). Rounding out the menu: French Toast Sticks, Fresh Fruit Salads, and homemade Cinnamon Rolls, Scones, and Coffee Cake with juice and coffee. All are welcome each year to share in this celebration of the Resurrection of Our Savior Jesus Christ!
Lovely fresh flowers and table crosses proclaim: "He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Alleluia!"
The annual Zion Easter Breakfast, hosted by the Events Committee, continues to delight each year! This year's feast included a number of Egg Bake varieties (including Vegetable, Bacon, Sausage, and Cheese combos, as well as Gluten-Free Bakes and a yummy new addition...French Toast Bakes!). Rounding out the menu: French Toast Sticks, Fresh Fruit Salads, and homemade Cinnamon Rolls, Scones, and Coffee Cake with juice and coffee. All are welcome each year to share in this celebration of the Resurrection of Our Savior Jesus Christ!
Lovely fresh flowers and table crosses proclaim: "He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Alleluia!"
No Service Wednesday, April 23rd
There will be no 2:00 p.m. Worship Service on Wednesday April 23, 2025
Our normal Midweek Worship service schedule will resume on Wednesday April 30th with the 2:00 p.m. service of prayer & preaching, follow by Bible Study at 2:30 p.m.
Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed. Hallelujah!
There will be no 2:00 p.m. Worship Service on Wednesday April 23, 2025
Our normal Midweek Worship service schedule will resume on Wednesday April 30th with the 2:00 p.m. service of prayer & preaching, follow by Bible Study at 2:30 p.m.
Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed. Hallelujah!
Thank You! ... from Zion’s own Charles Wallace
Mike Wallace is now a Second-year Seminarian at Concordia St. Louis
My journey to the seminary is one that could take hours to fully explain, filled with twists, challenges, and moments of deep discernment. But one thing is certain—it is a journey that has not been traveled alone. You have been a part of it.
The rising cost of higher education made obtaining my undergraduate de-gree a significant financial challenge. While I have made it this far by the grace of God, the weight of that burden is still very real. That is why your generosity has meant so much. It has not only helped ease that financial strain, but it has also reaffirmed my calling and given me the opportunity to continue pursuing this path. Without you, I would not be here today. Your kind support has been a tangible expression of God’s provision in my life, and for that, I am profoundly grateful. My hope is that one day, I will be able to extend the same generosity to others that you have shown to me.
Click below to read the complete story ….
Katrina and Church before his vicarage interview
Your generosity is not just a gift – it is a testament to the impact one person’s compassion can have on another’s journey. For that, I am deeply grateful
Chuck Wallace is now a Second-year Seminarian at Concordia St. Louis
My journey to the seminary is one that could take hours to fully explain, filled with twists, challenges, and moments of deep discernment. But one thing is certain—it is a journey that has not been traveled alone. You have been a part of it.
The rising cost of higher education made obtaining my undergraduate de-gree a significant financial challenge. While I have made it this far by the grace of God, the weight of that burden is still very real. That is why your generosity has meant so much. It has not only helped ease that financial strain, but it has also reaffirmed my calling and given me the opportunity to continue pursuing this path. Without you, I would not be here today. Your kind support has been a tangible expression of God’s provision in my life, and for that, I am profoundly grateful. My hope is that one day, I will be able to extend the same generosity to others that you have shown to me.
The impact of your kindness is a reminder that God provides through His people and that no one walks this path alone. Thank you for believing in me, for investing in my calling, and for being a part of the work God is doing in my life.
Next Up: Vicarage – On April 30th, I will receive my vicarage placement! Although this is a time of uncertainty for Katrina and me, as we do not yet know where we will be, we are nonetheless excited to see where God will place us to serve His Kingdom. Be on the lookout for my next newsletter in early May, where I will share our placement and the journey ahead!
Charles “Chuck” Wallace
801 Seminary Place, Clayton, MO 63105
wallacec@csl.edu