Welcome to Zion Lutheran Church
A congregation of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod
CHRIST CENTERED
We proclaim Jesus Christ as the only Savior of the world – crucified, risen, and coming again.
SCRIPTURE ALONE
We hold fast to the inerrant Word of God as the ultimate authority of faith and life.
CONFESSIONS MATTER
We boldly confess the truth of God in the Book of Concord and the Lutheran Confessions.
SACRAMENTS GIVEN
We believe that in Holy Baptism and the Lord’s Supper, Christ gives real forgiveness and life.
HISTORIC LITURGY
Our worship is rooted in the rich liturgical heritage of the Church – orderly, reverent, and Christ-focused.
CHURCH TOGETHER
We are part of a worldwide fellowship of congregations united in mission, doctrine, and love.
ROOTED IN THE PAST
CONFIDENT IN THE GOSPEL
FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE
ROOTED IN THE PAST | CONFIDENT IN THE GOSPEL | FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE
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Zion equips, educates, and encourages believers in Christ, sending them into the world to share the Gospel.
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Building Daily Rhythms of Devotion
Story by Mary Henrichs | Photography by Erik M. Lunsford | Fall 2026
Families of Trinity Lutheran Church in Springfield, Mo., receive support from their congregation to build intentional practices of faith formation in their homes.
It’s still dark outside when the Love family gathers around their kitchen table in the morning. Coffee’s on, and banana chocolate chip muffins are slowly being munched. Aiden, a sixth-grader, rubs sleep out of his eyes. His older sister, Addison, joins him at the table.
It’s quiet as dad Ahren reaches for the devotion book and begins: “You have shown me the path of life, and You make me glad by being near to me.”
After Aiden reads the day’s Bible passage and Ahren reads from the Lutheran Book of Prayer, the Loves offer simple prayers from the heart — ex corde prayers — for one another.