During Lent, we will work through the Bible study Patient Urgency by Lutheran Hour Ministries. This study focuses on the Gospel of Mark, spiritual conversations, and immersing ourselves in the story of the Bible. We will host two time slots of the same Bible study. Pastor will lead the Bible study at 2:30 on Wednesdays on February 25, March 4, 11, 18, and 25. Deaconess Joanna will lead the Bible study on Saturdays at 11:00 on February 21 and 28, March 14, 21, and 28. We will take off on March 7th. Please indicate if you will plan to attend one of the Bible studies.
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View the complete Lenten Schedule for 2026:
Ash Wednesday - Wednesday, February 18th
Service Times: 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
February 22nd - 1st Sunday in Lent
Service Times: 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 p.m.
February 25th - Wednesday Lenten Service
Service Times: 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Special Bible Study, 2:30 p.m. only: Nurturing Your Faith: Patient Urgency
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Due to technical problems, the audio from today’s service, Wednesday February 4, 2026 is not currently available.
However, you can watch the complete service on our YouTube channel.
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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.
The February collection for the Bridgeville Area Food Bank is Sunday, February 8th.
The “items of the month” are CEREAL & BREAKFAST ITEMS. Items may be placed in the wicker bin in the narthex near the coat rack.
During the January 17th distribution, 95 families were assisted. Thank you for supporting this vital community service!
Zion is a church partner of the Bridgeville Area Food Bank, which is operated out of Bethany Presbyterian Church on Washington Rd. in Bridgeville. The food bank distributes non-perishable food and hygiene products to needy families within the CV and SF communities. Our congregation collects food monthly for the Food Bank (monthly announcements -- like the one at the top of the page -- are in each Zion newsletter).
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Download/view the latest bulletin. It’s filled with our hymns, the order of service, all the readings from scripture, prayer requests for family & friends, service participants, communion statement, about our worship, the schedule of events for this coming weeks, along with announcements, news updates, happenings, and more!
In the Classroom:
During February, we finish our study of Enduring Faith Unit 3, "Jesus Teaches His Church" and move on to Unit 4, "God Calls A Nation":
Sunday, February 1
Unit 3: Lesson 13 A Soldier Believes: A Philippian Jailer
Sunday, February 8
Unit 3: Lesson 14 A Returning Truth: Christ Returns
Sunday, February 15
Unit 4: Lesson 1 Handmade - Adam and Eve
Sunday, February 22
Unit 4: Lesson 2 A Sign & Promise - God’s Covenant with Abram
Sunday School Mission
Please don't forget our fundraising project, "Praise Him Africa", where we are raising money for song books printed in Swahili! Each five dollars collected buys one song book. Remember your M&M ("Mission Money") tubes that we handed out earlier in the year - a good place to collect your change! And if you have extra change, please contribute to LWML. Container for both contributions will be located in the school lobby on Sunday.
Class for Littles
The infant/toddler Sunday School class has re-started for children under the age of 3. It's being taught by Deaconess Joanna Lee. A parent is encouraged to attend the class with their child. Please join them in Room 206 in the Preschool at 9:15 am.
Return to the Lord
“Return to the Lord your God, for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love.” Joel 2:13
On February 18th we will begin the season of Lent with Ash Wednesday. We begin the season wearing ashes. We begin the season confessing we are nothing but “dust and to dust we will return.” How humbling for all of us. However, the penitential nature of this season can quickly take a turn for the worse. Many people will start to make sure they don’t eat meat on Fridays; fish only. Others will decide to give something up for 40 days. In and of itself there is nothing wrong with doing these things. This type of self-denial can be good for our souls. So long as one thing occurs - we dwell more upon Christ and His sufferings rather than focusing upon our own and what we are giving up.
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Starting on Ash Wednesday, spend every day with God reflecting on why God sends His son to die for you. Contemplate Scripture as you read a short one-page devotion and prayer, leading you all the way through Easter Sunday.
About the Theme
"Some hymns tell a story, others teach, and still others create pictures in our minds of the great works of God. Some hymns do all three, weaving together a tapestry that is beautiful yet simple, wondrous yet easy to understand. ‘O Love, How Deep’ (LSB 544) is that kind of hymn.” Journey through the history and hymn text for “O Love, How Deep” to see the depth, breadth, and height of God’s love for us, His creation. “For us” is encompassed in how God is beyond our comprehension, yet He took on the most accessible form to walk with us. Meditate on this historical hymn throughout the season of Lent to see how God’s love is steady, deep, and has no end.
Pick up your free copy of “Daily Devotions for Lent & Easter” at both entrances to church
During Lent, we will work through the Bible study Patient Urgency by Lutheran Hour Ministries. This study focuses on the Gospel of Mark, spiritual conversations, and immersing ourselves in the story of the Bible. We will host two time slots of the same Bible study. Pastor will lead the Bible study at 2:30 on Wednesdays on February 25, March 4, 11, 18, and 25. Deaconess Joanna will lead the Bible study on Saturdays at 11:00 on February 21 and 28, March 14, 21, and 28. We will take off on March 7th. Please indicate if you will plan to attend one of the Bible studies.
Click the link below to watch the promo video and read the complete article …
View the complete Lenten Schedule for 2026:
Ash Wednesday - Wednesday, February 18th
Service Times: 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
February 22nd - 1st Sunday in Lent
Service Times: 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 p.m.
February 25th - Wednesday Lenten Service
Service Times: 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Special Bible Study, 2:30 p.m. only: Nurturing Your Faith: Patient Urgency
Click the link below to see the complete schedule …
Mardi Gras Lunch and Bingo
Sunday, February 15th starting at 12 Noon
Bring the whole family to eat Jambalya and Po’boys and play bingo
Sign up in the Narthex so we can plan accordingly
The Zion Soup Club is a way to connect people in our church and preschool, while also simplifying meal schedules for all involved. Everyone who signs up for the soup club will be assigned to groups of 4-5 households. Each week, one family will be responsible for making soup for everyone in their group. The other families will simply need to pick up their soup that week.
If you sign up, please commit to at least two cycles of the soup club (cooking two times).
Zion equips, educates, and encourages believers in Christ, sending them into the world to share the Gospel.
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Starting on Ash Wednesday, spend every day with God reflecting on why God sends His son to die for you. Contemplate Scripture as you read a short one-page devotion and prayer, leading you all the way through Easter Sunday.
About the Theme
"Some hymns tell a story, others teach, and still others create pictures in our minds of the great works of God. Some hymns do all three, weaving together a tapestry that is beautiful yet simple, wondrous yet easy to understand. ‘O Love, How Deep’ (LSB 544) is that kind of hymn.” Journey through the history and hymn text for “O Love, How Deep” to see the depth, breadth, and height of God’s love for us, His creation. “For us” is encompassed in how God is beyond our comprehension, yet He took on the most accessible form to walk with us. Meditate on this historical hymn throughout the season of Lent to see how God’s love is steady, deep, and has no end.
Pick up your free copy of “Daily Devotions for Lent & Easter” at both entrances to church