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Written by Mark Cortez
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Join Us... Hear how God is still Speaking, with Special Music provided by our congregation members and friends, over the Summer, every Sunday during worship at 10:00 a.m. Featuring music by... Michael N., Johnnie H., Brian W., Jon P., and many more! Join us immediately after Special Summer Sunday worship for fellowship, all are welcome! |
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Written by Pastor
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"...the members may have the same care for one another. If one member suffers, all suffer together with it; if one member is honored, all rejoice together with it." (1 Corinthians 12:25-26) Zion is pleased to announce our new Visitation Ministry Team. This diverse ministry team is a group of caregivers who are available to visit with you both in times of need and in times of rejoicing. After our recent seminar on care-giving, they are equipped and gifted for listening to you and and being present with you as you encounter the ups and downs of life. They are ready to visit you in the hospital, your home, or somewhere for a cup of coffee, in order to meet you where you are and share in the daily events of your journey. They look forward to providing the Pastoral care you need, in order to complement the work of the Pastor and build the closeness and sense of community of our family at Zion. But, just as with the Pastor, they will not know if you are in the hospital (due to HIPAA regulations) unless you call. So feel free to give them a call and get to know our Visitation Ministry Team! Our Visitation Ministry Members are: Jan Anible, Richard Ellis, Deb Fuchs, Sue Grotty, Mike Newcomb and Terry Williams. |
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Written by Pastor
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 | 10. What if church is like spinach ...?
You know, like something that you hated as a kid but you love as an adult because you eat it in ways that suit you much better. Guess what? A lot of people are having the same sort of experience with church . . . In the UCC, things are often quite different and worth checking out. |
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Written by Brian White
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2008: 200th Celebration Parade
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Marking the 200th anniversary celebration of Delaware, the members of Zion UCC constructed a parade float with music and a message. A quartet of singers and Brian with a keyboard sang loudly "Shall We Gather at the River" and "Bring Forth the Kingdom." Several members of the church walked alongside the float and handed out candy. |
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