Events

Zion Happenings 

This week at Zion Lutheran:

Sunday: January 17th

9:30am Worship

10:30am Sunday School & Annual Meeting

Wednesday: January 20th

5:30pm Secretary Office Hours

6:30pm Confirmation

Sunday: January 24th  

9:30am Worship

10:30am Sunday School

  • Services

    Services are currently being held in person at 9:30am Sunday Mornings.

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Worship service 4/19/2020

RSS South Dakota Synod

  • Interfaith Prayer Service
    Join together with Interfaith Leaders from around the state for a virtual prayer service on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, January 18, at 12 PM CT. Leaders from multiple faiths and denominations will gather to pray over our communities, state, and nation. It has become a tradition since 2018 to host, in partnership with LSS and […]
  • A Pastoral Message in Response to Unrest in Washington, D.C.
    Bishop Constanze Hagmaier, of the South Dakota Synod, issues a pastoral message in response to this week's unrest in Washington, D.C.
  • Reluctant Hope – Episode 4 – “Trauma”
    It’s our final episode of the #ReluctantHope podcast. On this week’s episode, Pastor Renee Splichal Larson meets with Eileen Briggs to talk about “trauma” and the importance of language. Eileen, a Lakota woman from the Cheyenne River Reservation who now lives in Eagle Butte, holds a Masters of Education and Youth Development Leadership from the […]
  • Christmas 2020 Sermons
    Download video sermons and manuscripts from Bishop Constanze Hagmaier and her associates for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and the First Sunday in Christmas.
  • Reluctant Hope – Episode 3 – “Polarization”
    We are in the third week of Advent! This week on the Reluctant Hope podcast, Pastor Jonathan Steiner (Director for Evangelical Mission and Associate to the Bishop) sits down with Pastor Dan Johnson of the Pine Ridge Reconciliation Center to talk “polarization.” Text this week comes from Malachi 3:16-4:6. Joel and Aimee from Tangled Blue […]

RSS ELCA World Hunger

  • A New Advocacy Resource for Young Adults
      Advocacy is one of the most important actions we can take to end hunger and poverty. It’s also deeply embedded in many faith traditions, including Lutheranism. From biblical figures like Esther and Nehemiah to Martin Luther’s calls for civic justice, there is a long and rich history of advocacy within our shared traditions. Advocacy […]
  • Christmas Hope for the Future in Romania
      When it comes to breaking the cycle of hunger and poverty, few tools are as important as education. In fact, the World Bank estimates that each year of additional schooling can increase a child’s future earnings by 8-10%. Ensuring that children have access to education and educational support, though, is a difficult goal to […]