1070 Foothill Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Life is good, Grace is better.
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
March 28th, Palm Sunday
Worship at 8:15 & 10:30am
Education hour: 9:15 to 10:15am
Soup Supper at 6pm
Worship at 7pm
Worship at Noon and 7pm
EASTER SUNDAY:
Sunrise Worship at 7am
Worship at 8:15am
Craft Workshop 9:15 to 10:15am
Easter Brunch—Terrace Room—9:15am
Worship at 10:30am
The Seder Meal at Zion Lutheran Church
From Seder to Eucharist The Passover;
An observance of the Paschal Meal from the Christian perspective.
As you will see, the Passover is a celebration of freedom: first, the freedom of God’s people of the Old Testament from slavery in Egypt; second, the conviction that all people ought to be free; and, third, the freedom we experience in the remembrance of the forgiveness we receive in our Lord’s “Last Supper.” Our participation in the Passover fellowship will help us to understand and appreciate our connection in God’s history of salvation from Abraham and Sarah to the present.
Please join us on Sunday, March 21, 2010 at 5p.m. (Terrace Room) for Zion’s Annual Seder Meal. The cost is $15.00 per adult, $10.00 for ages 13-19, $5.00 for ages 7-12, and all under the age of 7 are complimentary. We look forward to celebrating this wonderful event with you. SIGN UP TODAY—Ronda Harrison, r.harrison29@comcast.net Jan Heins, jan.heins@hci.utah.edu
Confirmation News: for all Confirmand Students
March 7 - 28: Attend adult Sunday school class with Pastor Steve in the church library at 9:15am.
Please plan on participating in the spring Confirmand Retreat on April 16 - 17th at the Episcopal Retreat Center in Salt Lake City. We will be spending the night. Parents are invited to join us for dinner on Friday evening, April 16th beginning at 6:00pm. More details will be coming your way. Questions can be directed to Pastor Steve.
Palm Sunday March 28, 2010
8:15am worship
10:30am worship
All choirs perform at 10:30am
An Affirmation of Lutheran Schools Week by Presiding Bishop Mark S. Hanson
During the week of March 7th, when our schools will be celebrating Lutheran Schools Week, please accept the gratitude of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America for your creative, faithful, joyful ministry of education.
We are grateful for:
• Bringing strength and expanded mission to congregations through outreach into communities.
• Schools are unique because they are faith-based, community-connected, and congregation centered, providing an excellent educational experience for students who would not otherwise enter a church building.
• Teaching the children who come to learn. These children learn about the world, words, and numbers, but they also learn about God’s love for the world and for each of them.
• Modeling inclusivity by celebrating the gifts of a multicultural student body and staff.
• Practicing generosity. Last year Lutheran schools raised over $5,000 to purchase supplies for schools recovering from last fall’s hurricanes.
Lutheran schools are places where God’s work is done through our hands. Your ministries make a difference in the lives of your students, your congregations, and your communities. On behalf of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, please accept our grateful thanks.
Member Visitation Ministry: We are planning to restart our Member Visitation Ministry and are inviting those who are interested in this small group service ministry of visiting those of our congregation who are homebound, in prison or hospitalized to join us on Sunday, March 7, following the 10:30 service. We will meet in the room directly across from the sanctuary. During this organizational meeting, we will discuss what it means to extend the hospitality of the church into the community, a training program for how to make the visits and a proposed small group for ongoing support and follow-up. “Lord, when did we visit you when you were sick or in prison…?” If this type of service work interests you, you interest us. Please join us. Contact Ethel Olson at eolson943@gmail.com or John Krehbiel.
