January 2014

ZIONS LUTHERAN CHURCH

1801 East Second Street Defiance, OH 43512 Rev. Timothy Reynolds, Pastor 419-782-8781 Fax: 419-782-6719
Church Office Email: zion111@embarqmail.com Visit our website at:

www.zionslutheranchurch.com

And the one who was seated on the throne said, See, I am making all things new. -The Revelation according to St John 21.5 It seems odd to begin the year with a pastoral letter that cites the last book of the Bible, doesnt it? I mean, wouldnt it be better to start the year with a quote from Genesis or Matthew, or, at least from Jesus? Well, the sentiment of making all things new sounded appropriate for a new year. When John writes the Revelation, he has endured imprisonment, suffering, banishment. He had seen a lot of death and destruction, no doubt in his life. John wrote around the first century and would have been acquainted with the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, the persecution of Jews and Christians and emperor worship. Suffering and imprisonment would have brought enough hardship; falling down in worship before an emperor as a god would have been tougher still. We say that we cannot imagine having such difficulties in life. Modern cultures of the more economically stable, industrially-developed world have a difficult time imagining the same scenario today. But, have we fallen at the feet of erroneous theologies that lead us away from Jesus? In the early years of the 20th Century, development was happening so quickly and the Information Age was just beginning, when literalist interpretations of the Revelation became vogue. No longer was Revelation understood as the allegory that it was meant to be. It became a literal prophecy about the end of the world. The problem with the new interpretation was a distancing from the intent of the original author. The author had seen Christ as the center, as the Alpha and Omega, as the Lamb on the throne who was slain from the foundation of the world. These more modern interpreters of Revelation began to search the scriptures for support of their new point of view. Revelation, instead of Jesus, became the lens through which all of scripture was read. Instead of the comforting message of hope in the midst of suffering, Revelation became a story of hell-fire and brimstone meant to scare people to become followers of Jesus. One theologians interpretation is that this new theology made Jesus a divine escape mechanism for those who follow Jesus. Christians no longer had to be concerned about this world it was going to burn up and pass away, who cares about it! The problem is, Revelation 21.5 throws that whole interpretation on the theological rubbish heap. Revelation is full of imagery that cannot be taken literally. There is a lot about battles and bloody imagery of the martyrs, but in the end, God, through Jesus Christ makes all things new! The world is re-created, God redeems all of creation! The reality is, God never leaves creation from Genesis to Revelation, and whats more, neither does God offer that option to Jesus followers. Of course, in the creeds and from scripture, Jesus followers know that we will one day see Jesus, but there is no theology of rapture to be found. There is no divine escape plan to escape the problems of this world God promises to go with us through the fires and tribulations. Luther called this the theology of the Cross. How we will see Jesus is up to Gods doing and not up for conjecture. Will that be in this life or in the next maybe both? In the meantime, God calls all of us to care for one another, to pray for one another, to reach out the hand to all in need. At the beginning of a new year, this is the message that can guide our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. This is the message of hope that can lead the world. Gods peace be yours in Christ Jesus our Lord, Pr Tim
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EPIPHANY CELEBRATION
On Sunday, January 5, 2014, at 11:15 a.m. or so, we will all gather in the Sanctuary to celebrate Epiphany by watching "Amahl and the Night Visitors." The movie will be followed by a potluck lunch in Luther Hall. Please bring a dish to share. King's Cake will be provided. See Annie Reynolds for more information. You can also email Annie at annie.reynolds2 @gmail.com or call her at 419-782-7196.

New Bible Studies for 2014

The ecumenical group Growing Deeper in Faith will meet for a new book study on Richard Rohr's book: Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life. We usually meet once or twice a month - check with Pastor Tim for dates and times. This study begins on December 1, 2013 and will continue into 2014. Epiphany Season New Class: "Faithful Citizenship" with Robert Bellah. This class will concentrate on Christian witness in the public square and emphasize the importance of living in community. This class will be 6 weeks long and there is no book required. Class will meet on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. on January 12, 19, 26 and February 9, 16, 23. Lenten Study on the Prophets: "Embracing the Prophets in Contemporary Culture"with Pastor Walter Brueggeman (arguably the greatest living authority on the Old Testament and especially the prophets). This is a six week class meeting at 5 pm on Sundays during Lent, including Sunday of the Passion - March 9 through April 13. Fall Bible Study - a 12 week class entitled "Jesus, the Forgiving Victim" will meet on Tuesdays in 2014 at 7:00 pm on September 2, 9, 23, 30; October 7, 14, 21, 28; November 4, 11; December 2, 9. Books are available and helpful for this class. It is a set of 4 books entitled Jesus the Forgiving Victim by James Alison. The books can be ordered through Amazon.com or through the church office. All orders through the church office must be placed by July 1st. In this class, James Alisons thought provoking books help us focus on the importance of Jesus self-giving example. What does it mean that Jesus emptied himself? How important is Jesus death on the cross and what does it mean for you and me today? These and other questions will be tackled in the group discussion and the books.
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BACKPACK BUDDIES
Zion's members will be stuffing backpacks for the Backpack Buddy program run through the United Way and Defiance College. We will be on a six week rotation and our first stuffing will be Thursday, January 9, 6:00 p.m. at the United Church of Christ church on the Defiance College campus. With 15 or more volunteers it will take about 35 minutes! Hope we can get a great group going for this worthwhile community project! For more information, please contact Patty VanDemark.

2014 ALTAR FLOWERS AND BULLETINS SIGN UP CHARTS

are available in the entry Please print your name on the desired week(s).

FELLOWSHIP HOUR and LECTOR

2014 schedules for Fellowship Hour and Lectors will be compiled during January. If you would like to be removed or added to either list, please contact the church office no later than January 10th. If you served last year, you will be kept on the list, unless you contact the office with a change.

QUILTS OF COMPASSION
Bringing Help and Hope to the Hurting Sunday, January 5th at 12:00 p.m. at Zions Lutheran Church
Whether you are an expert quilter or have never tried quilting before, we have an opportunity available to make a difference in the life of someone who is in need or suffering. Please bring your sewing machines, notions, supplies, fabric and a lunch to our quilting. For more information, please see Shawn Farnyiarz.

NEW BULLETIN FORMAT

Beginning in 2014, the Church Council and the Worship Committee have decided to experiment with a new bulletin format. In order to economize our resources, the majority of the worship service will be placed on the large screen. The bulletin itself will be reduced in size and contain a condensed version of the worship service, along with room for announcements and prayer requests.
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Council Highlights November and December 2013

Pastor is planning several small group studies for the new year. The fire protection service is on-line and operating. The basketball hoop is installed; with several reported sightings of kids playing. Prayer Quilts are being made, with plans to have the deacons distribute. Operating Guidelines were approved; ready to be presented at the Annual Meeting. A volunteer Website Coordinator is needed to assist with placing items on the site. The Christian Ed team is in the process of re-evaluating the God Squad Sat vs. Sun. Ministry Team, usher and council meeting devotion assignments were made for 2014.

March 14-16, 2014

Chicago, IL Youth Grades 6-12

Please see Deb Shockey for more information.

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Our Innkeeper guests are continually thankful for the food and supplies given by our members and others throughout the community. In order to continue to serve their needs, we ask that you consider giving the following items: first and foremost CANNED FRUIT & DRY CEREAL, but also important are chicken noodle soup, toothpaste, shaving gel, pudding, paper towels, toilet paper, detergent, boxed skillet meals, box potatoes, spaghetti and dry pasta noodles, bottled water, canned meat tuna, sausage, chicken, Ramen noodles beef, chicken & shrimp, spaghetti sauce, tomato sauce, bottled fruit juices, microwave popcorn, salad dressing and cooking oil. On behalf of Diana Groll and myself, we thank you for your ongoing generosity. Dick Anderson

WEATHER DELAYS & CLOSINGS

For any cancellations due to bad weather you may tune into: Channel 11 (website: www.wtol.com) OR WDFM 98.1 (website www.981 mix.com)

ANNUAL COMMITTEE REPORTS

are DUE to the church secretary by JANUARY 10, 2014. Email reports to zion111@ embarqmail.com

IN CHRISTIAN SYMPATHY
We pray for Gods comfort for the following family who recently lost a loved one:
Chris Palmer and family on the unexpected loss of Jack Palmer on December 22, 2013.

DEACON SUPPORT TEAM

All members should be aware of their deacon and hopefully have met him or her to discuss any concerns or questions you may have had. Your deacons have a sincere interest in serving your needs and encourage you to bring your needs to the attention of Pastor, the deacon group or council whichever is appropriate. In turn, we trust you have an equally sincere interest in getting to know your deacon as a present and future friend and confidant. Deacons are not exempt from having a deacon of their own. At times we need someone willing to listen and we turn to our deacon. We also want to emphasize the importance of speaking with Pastor whenever the need arises. He wants to know your concerns to help provide a solution or answers to your questions. He remains the best resource within our congregation to share wisdom and knowledge. In our bi-monthly meetings, the nine deacons discuss a variety of topics concerning the spiritual welfare of the congregation. Most importantly we are available for you when your needs might require someone to talk with other than Pastor Tim. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve the members of Zions Lutheran Church and we encourage you to reach out to your deacon whenever the need arises. Please call the church office for any assistance.

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Church Library Book Fair

Please stop by the church library and check out what we have to offer. There are books of fiction, bible study materials, biographies, childrens books, videos and cassettes. These are all free for the taking. New more up-to-date books have already been donated and will soon be available to borrow. If you would like to financially support the purchase of new material, just drop it in the offering plate and designate Library.

Christmas Un-Decorating
We will put away the decorations on January 11 at 11:00 am. All are asked to come and help out.

2014 Offering Envelopes

Please pick up your 2014 offering envelopes from the boxes in the entryway. They are organized alphabetically. If your name is not listed on the sheets of paper, and you would like a box of envelopes, please ask Donna Ripke or Gwen Anderson for a box or stop in the church office and a box will be assigned to you. 2013 Giving Statements will be available to pick up by the end of January. Watch the bulletin for an announcement.

HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS WE WILL BE CLOSED ON:

Tuesday, December 31 Wednesday, January 1 Monday, January 20

FREE PHOTOS
Please stop by the church library to check out the old and duplicate pictures from the church archives. Feel free to take any that you want.

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HELP STILL NEEDED !!

The Innkeepers still need volunteers to help make food for the Wednesday night meals. Ingredients and recipes will be provided from the soup kitchen. All that is needed is a ready-made 9 x 13 foil pan casserole or a salad or side dish delivered by 3 p.m. on Wednesdays. There are sign-up sheets in the Narthex. If you have questions, please contact Elaine Davis or Shawn Faryniarz. Please prayerfully consider donating a little bit of your time.

Many hands make the work light!

Treasurers Report - November 2013

Beginning Balance 11/1/2013 MINISTRY FUND YTD Income $155,869.57 Total Receipts Nov 2013 $ 15,029.17 YTD Income $ 170,898.74 12.00 0.00 0.00 260.00 889.00 0.00 59.90 0.00 1,092.00 0.00 $ 2,312.90 Total Disbursements Nov 2013 $ 13,990.03 YTD Expenses $ 180,413.00 0.00 83.35 140.00 0.00 54.00 0.00 282.97 125.00 1,981.23 4,303.70 $ 6,970.25 Ending Balance 11/30/2013 YTD - $ 9,514.27

SPECIAL FUNDS Designated Inn Keepers Schlegel Memorial Mission Prayer Garden Youth Zions Bldg. Maint. Fund Bequest Reserves SPECIAL FUND 6,246.37 8,918.77 404.02 17,489.69 160.00 1,030.34 3,384.20 3,310.96 109,475.32 22,510.92 $172,930.59 6,258.37 8,835.42 264.02 17,749.69 995.00 1,030.34 3,444.10 3,185.96 108,586.09 18,207.22 $ 168,556.21

Respectfully submitted by,

Gwen Anderson
Gwen Anderson, Treasurer
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Little Free Library Coming Soon!

Zions will soon be the site of a Little Free Library. The little book box constructed by Bill Wendell and painted by Lexie Eis and Oakely Demar will be installed in the prayer garden and filled with donated books for exchanging. Once the warm weather returns, all can enjoy a good book in the comfort of the gazebo or in the prayer garden. Take a book home to read or sit and enjoy a good book in one of our cozy new chairs. Little Free Library locations are listed nationally at www.littlefreelibrary.org for travelers to visit while on their journeys. Watch for the upcoming installation and bring your books to fill our Little Free Library.

Area Members in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living

Lois Finkenbiner The Laurels of Defiance Rm 308 1701 S. Jefferson Ave. Defiance, OH 43512 Isabella Beindorf The Laurels of Defiance 1701 S. Jefferson Ave. Defiance, OH 43512 Loann Peters Kingsbury House 245 W. Rosewood Ave. Apt. 136 Defiance, OH 43512 Norma Mansfield Kingsbury House Apt. 102 245 W. Rosewood Ave. Defiance, OH 43512 Helen Rosebrock Glenn Park 2429 William A. Diehl Ct. Apt. 155 Defiance, OH 43512 Mary Zirkle Glenn Park 2429 William A. Diehl Ct. Apt. 112 Defiance, OH 43512 Joyce Lichty Vancrest of Holgate 600 Joe E. Brown Holgate, OH 43527

Please send a card or stop by to visit.

Additions to the Zions Prayer List:

Phone Prayers: Barb Vogel at 419-393-2544 Eprayers: zionseprayer@yahoogroups.com Call the Church office at 419-782-8781.
If you are calling for someone other than yourself, please be sure that you have permission.

Please remember to call the church office when:

1. You will be or have already moved. 2. You have an addition to your family. 3. You have an address update and/or correction, or birthday correction. 4. New email address and/or phone number. THANK YOU!
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WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 9:45 am

DCTV 5
You may watch Zions Lutheran Worship services on Wednesdays @ 6:00 p.m. on DCTV 5 Defiance, OH.

LLS
Lutherans of Long Standing JANUARY 7, 2014 2:00 p.m. In Luther Hall

Sisters in Christ

The Book Group meets on Monday, Jan. 13th at 7:00 pm in the Shepfer Room.

Young at Heart
meets on WEDNESDAY, January 8th, 2014 at 11:30 am, at Leftys Pizza

The next meeting will be January 19th after the Worship Service. Cards will be placed in the Narthex to be signed during Fellowship Hour on Jan. 26th.

Mens Fellowship meets every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. in the Library

Worship and Music Committee

Meets on January 9th at 7:00 p.m.

Scrapbook Club
Meets Saturday, January 4th, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Hofer Room. Bring your own drink and a snack to share.

Equal Exchange Coffee

On sale throughout the year!!!!

ORGANIC COFFEE & TEA PRICES

Breakfast Blend $ 8.00 Decaf Breakfast Blend $ 9.00 English Breakfast Tea $ 3.00

DEADLINES
BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENT Every Thursday at 9:00 a.m. (unless otherwise noted) February NEWSLETTER DEADLINE January 17, 2014

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"In January it's so nice while slipping on the sliding ice to sip hot chicken soup with rice. Sipping once Sipping twice." - Maurice Sendak - In January

January 2014 LESSONS

JANUARY 4 & 5 CHRISTMAS 2
Saturday: Sunday: Jeremiah 31:7-14 Psalm 147:12-20 Ephesians 1:3-14 John 1:1-18

JANUARY 11 & 12 BAPTISM OF OUR LORD

Saturday: Sunday: Isaiah 42:1-9 Psalm 29 Acts 10:34-43 Matthew 3:13-17

JANUARY 18 & 19 EPIPHANY 2

Saturday: Sunday: Isaiah 49:1-7 Psalm 40:1-11 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 John 1:29-42

January fun facts:

The Roman Senate, in 153 BC, declared January 1st to be the beginning of the new year. During the Middle Ages, the Church remained opposed to celebrating New Year's Day - it has only been celebrated in the western world for about 400 years. January birthstone is the Garnet.

JANUARY 25 & 26 EPIPHANY 3

Saturday: Sunday: Isaiah 9:1-4 Psalm 27: 1, 4-9 1 Corinthians 1:10-18 Matthew 4:12-23

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January 2014
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
1 OFFICE CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY

WED

THURSDAY
2 9:00 a Bulletin Announcements due 5:00 p TOPS

FRIDAY
3 4

SATURDAY
7:30 a Weight Watchers 8:00a Scrapbooking NO God Squad

5:00 p Worship

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9:00 a Adult Sunday School 9:00 a Youth Breakfast Club 9:45 a Worship 11:15 Epiphany Celebration
12:00 p Quilts of Compassion Shut In Communion

6 Pastors Day Off

8:00 p Barbershoppers

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9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a Weight Watchers 1:00 p Text Study 2:00 p LLS 5:30 p Lighten Up

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7:00 a Women @ Cabin Fever 11:30 a Young at Heart at Leftys 5:00 p Food Pantry Sign Up 5:00 p Worship 5:30 p Community Dinner 6:00 p Hand Bells 6:30pConfirmation 7:00 p Choir

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9:00 a Bulletin Announcements due 5:00 p TOPS 7:00 p Worship & Music Meeting

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7:30 a Weight Watchers 5:00 p God Squad 5:00 p Worship

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9:00 a Adult Sunday School 9:00 a Youth Breakfast Club 9:45 a Worship 5:00 p Bible Study

13 Pastors Day Off

7:00 p Book Group

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9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a Weight Watchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:30 p Lighten Up

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7:00 a Women @ Cabin Fever 5:00 p Worship 5:30 p Community Dinner 6:00 p Food Pantry Pick Up 6:00 p Hand Bells 6:30pConfirmation 7:00 Chancel Choir

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9:00 a Bulletin Announcements due 5:00 p TOPS 7:00 p COUNCIL MEETING

8:00 p Barbershoppers

17 1-3 New Heights Enrichment Class 3:00 p.m.

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

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7:30 a Weight Watchers 5:00 p God Squad 5:00 p Worship

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9:00 a Adult Sunday School 9:00 a Youth Breakfast Club 9:45 a Worship 11:00 Endowment 11:00 a Sisters in Christ 5:00 p Bible Study

20 OFFICE CLOSED MLK Jr. Day Pastors Day Off 8:00 p Barbershoppers

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9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a Weight Watchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:30 p Lighten Up 7:00 p Deacons

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7:00 a Women @ Cabin Fever 5:00 p Worship 5:30 p Community Dinner 6:00 p Hand Bells 6:30pConfirmation 7:00 Chancel Choir

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9:00 a Bulletin Announcements due 5:00 p TOPS

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7:30 a Weight Watchers 5:00 p God Squad 5:00 p Worship

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9:00 a Adult Sunday School 9:00 a Youth Breakfast Club 9:45 a Worship 11:00a Sign Cards 5:00 p Bible Study

27 Pastors Day Off 8:00 p Barbershoppers

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9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a Weight Watchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:30 p Lighten Up

30 9:00 a Bulletin 7:00 a Women @ Announcements Cabin Fever due 5:00 p Worship 5:30 p Community 5:00 p TOPS Dinner 6:00 p Hand Bells 6:30pConfirmation 7:00 Chancel Choir

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Faith Active in Love

ALTAR FLOWERS
5 12 19 26 5 12 19 26 5 12 19 26 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Judy Mekus AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Cindy Wendell Karen Graf Barb Jones Lois Dodt 1st Sunday 2nd Sunday 3rd Sunday 4th Sunday 4 11 18 25

JANUARY 2014
USHERS for Sunday 9:45 am
John Diehl Shawn Faryniarz Laurie Schey Youth

BULLETINS

HOSTS for Saturday 5:00 pm

Bob & Nancy Swingle Donna Ripke & Bob Thomas Donna Ripke & Bob Thomas Gene & Barb Vogel

ALTAR DUTY

LECTOR & DEACON for Saturday 5:00 pm

(* DEACONS)

LECTOR & DEACON for Sunday 9:45 am

(* DEACONS)

4 11 18 25

* Audrey Eis AVAILABLE * Linda Hardy AVAILABLE

5 12 19 26 5 12 19 26

FELLOWSHIP HOUR for Sunday 9:45 am

Kate Frank Linda & Orville Hardy Karen Bowling & Lenore Doctor Marsha & Neal Deniston Acolytes Sophie Reynolds Luke Reynolds Zack Stephens Jake Stephens

*Craig McKibben, Cindy Wendell, Dick Anderson Marv Widmer, Jim Eis, John Jacob, Chuck Bailey Sue McKibben * Patty VanDemark, Craig McKibben AUDIO-VISUAL Annie Reynolds Doug Eis, Dale Worline, Shaun Holley, Vicki Stephens, Stormy Gutman.

OFFERING COUNTERS

Fellowship Hour substitutes: Roxanne Maxson

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO FULFILL YOUR COMMITMENT, PLEASE ARRANGE FOR A SUBSTITUTE AND INFORM THE CHURCH OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

ACOLYTES & CRUCIFERS for Sunday 9:45 am

5 12 19 26 Crucifers Jared Raines Elizabeth McNeely Eric Engel Lexie Eis

If you would like to help with Fellowship Hour or be a Lector during Worship in 2014 or if you want your name taken off of either list, please let the church secretary know before January OFFERING COLLECTORS for Sunday 9:45 am 10th.
1st Sunday 2nd Sunday 3rd Sunday 4th Sunday Randy Groll Jim Eis & Bill Brownson Randy Groll & Cindy Wendell Marsha Leaders & Chuck Bailey

Thank you for all the prayers and support that you showed my family over the last year during my battle with cancer. The cards and prayers meant a lot to us. Because of your prayers I am here today to celebrate the holidays with my family this year. I hope everyone has a Merry Christmas and treasure your family always. May the season be filled with precious treasures. Merry Christmas, Robin Castillo
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ZIONS MISSION STATEMENT

Driven by Gods spirit we will grow in faith and make Christs love known

DEACONS Dick Anderson Tom Boals Audrey Eis Doug Eis Linda Hardy Craig McKibben Dawn McKibben Patty VanDemark Cindy Wendell
Find us and Like us we need more followers to spread the word! Are you friends with a former member? invite them too we love staying in contact! Have a question about an upcoming event? you may find your answer. And, you can add your comments, too! (If you have trouble searching type in Zions Lutheran Defiance and that should find it for you). If you would like to post an event you may email it to zionlutheranfbpage@gmail.com.

Prayer List
Church Council has enacted a policy regarding the names placed on the church prayer list in the bulletin. If you would like prayers on the list for longer than 3 weeks, please make another request. Requests can be sent to the church office via phone 419782-8781 or by email at: zion111@embarqmail. com

COUNCIL MEMBERS
2014 Tom Boals, President Deb Shockey, Vice Pres. Gwen Anderson, Treasurer Laurie Schey, Secretary Mary Boals John Diehl Lenore Doctor Alexis Eis Jim Eis Shawn Faryniarz Stormy Gutman Roxanne Maxson Carl Snyder Mark Stephens

OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

ZIONS EMAIL ADDRESSES

Office Secretary - zion111@embarqmail.com Pastor - prtim@embarqmail.com Treasurer - ziontreasurer@embarqmail.com Website - www.zionslutheranchurch.com

COUNCIL MEETS ON
the third Thursday of each month (except July) at 7:00 p.m.

BULLETINS Suggested donation for bulletins is $20.00.

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Zions Lutheran Church 1801 E. Second St. Defiance, OH 43512

Get your copy in the church narthex!

Devotional Books : The Upper Room Christ in Our Home and Word in Season

RECYCLE YOUR POP CANS & SUPPORT ZIONS YOUTH

Zions Youth will be collecting clean, rinsed pop cans for recycling throughout the year. Each Sunday there will be a bin in the entryway for your cans to be placed in. If you need to have your cans picked up, please contact Deb Shockey.

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