Children’s Education

vbs2Sing, pray, create and learn in Sunday school.  During the school year Zion’s children gather to learn about the Word of God with Spark! Children form friendships, grow their faith, and praise God together in their Zion community.  Sunday school is open to children starting at the age of three and continues up until high school.  Join us every Sunday to have a little fun learning about God.

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Summer is nothing without VBS.  Held every year in the spring/summer kids come together to have fun praising God and hearing his word through song, dance, food and crafts!  Watch for more information on this faith forming event in the coming months.  It is something that is not to be missed.

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Every year we ask members of Zion to become Prayer Buddies for our Sunday school.   Members are asked to draw a name of a Sunday school child and encouraged to pray for that child during the duration of the Sunday school year.  This is a wonderful program that allows members to get to know the children of Zion and make all families feel welcome and cared for.

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    Join us for worship each Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m.

    Followed by Sunday School for all ages  at 10:30 a.m.

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  • The Hunger Catechisms – A New Resource for Justice and Faith Formation
      With the 501st anniversary of the Reformation calling us out into the world, ELCA World Hunger is excited to announce the completion of our confirmation lesson series, “Hunger Catechisms.” The Hunger Catechisms are intended to encourage understanding of the Small and Large Catechisms as they relate to our faith, our personal life and our […]
  • New VBS for 2019! (Sample)
      As Reformation Sunday approaches and the winter months ensue, do you find yourself already daydreaming about summer? ELCA World Hunger would like to encourage that habit by offering a sneak peek into ELCA World Hunger’s newest VBS program, “Who is My Neighbor?” Based on the Good Samaritan story, “Who is My Neighbor?” engages participants […]