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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ZION LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL
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Matilda Maschmeier, “Mattie” to her church friends, “Til” at home, and “Grandma” to me, lived to the wonderful age of 102. If you asked her, as soon as she had a birthday, she was already turning the next age, so she would say she was really going on 103.
Mattie was a lifelong LCMS Lutheran who loved her Lord and Savior with all her heart. In our weekly conversations, she would often ask me where I was going and what I was doing that week, and she always reminded me to call when I arrived if I was traveling. Relief from worry may have been part of that request, but at its center was her devoted prayer life. She would often say, “The Lord is keeping me alive to pray all of you back and forth from your travels.”
Her mornings were spent in the study of Scripture and in prayer. Her afternoons and early evenings were filled with chatty phone conversations, with laundry and baking mixed in, along with the everyday care of her home. She lived alone during her last five years after Grandpa went to be with the Lord, and she did so with quiet faithfulness.
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