Zion's Newsletter October 2014

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ZIONS LUTHERAN CHURCH 1801 East Second Street

Defiance, OH 43512

Rev. Timothy Reynolds, Pastor

419 -782 -8781

Fax: 419 -782 -6719

October 2014

www.zionslutheranchurch.comVisit our website at:

Church Office Email:

[email protected]

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Early last week, when I went to the mailbox, I received a surprise: a box with myname on it! I hadnt remembered ordering anything, what could it be? It was fromUniversity of Chicago Press it had to be books! Was I excited, but I had not or-dered any books. You can imagine the excitement as I opened the box and saw thetwo titles inside two books I would have ordered, but could not remember actuallyfollowing through with it. That moment was like receiving a meal in a restaurant in

the South, and realizing as it is placed in front of me that grits

which I did not or-der have come with the meal!

In reality, I had pre-ordered the books weeks ago. When they finally published and shipped, I hadforgotten. In the meanwhile, the moment offered a time of reflection for me.

Grace comes in moments unexpected. Often like grits on a plate, or an unexpected box in the mail,grace enters our lives and changes the moment. Grace is Gods way of reminding us that God stillloves us, and intends to surprise us from time to time by reminding us of that reality.

How often have you gone through the motions of the day, not realizing Gods moments of grace, oreven realizing Gods presence at all? Those are the moments that we need most to be reminded of

God with us, arent they? Those are the moments when God makes the greatest impact on ourlives.

Recently, a friend of ours in Minnesota had a bad car accident. Another vehicle t-boned her car at50 miles per hour she never saw the other car coming; she only felt the extreme jolt, the tighten-ing of the seat belts, and a forward lurching as her car was pushed along the road. To our friendssurprise, the OnStar immediately activated, and the woman on the speaker asked if Karen hadbeen in an accident. Within minutes, police and ambulance were at the scene our friend was tak-en to the hospital and taken care of.

In that moment, who even thinks of having an OnStar system in their car? I would venture toguess that most rational thinking gives way to fear and dread in such moments. Yet, in the silence,Karen heard a voice, Are you OK? Was there an accident? another moment of surprise.

How has God surprised you? How did you react to the surprise? When God surprises you, is it ahappy moment, or a sad one?

What do you think?

Peace,Pr Tim


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Sunday SchoolSunday School for all ages will

begin on Oct. 19from 9:00 9:45 a.m.

If you love kids and want to teach themabout Christ...then we NEED YOU to helpwith our Youth and Sunday School pro-grams. There will be a teachers meetingon Oct. 12 directly after worship. PleaseRSVP to Audrey Eis at 419-264-3914 or [email protected].

Human Trafficking: How To Help Locally

Modern day slavery is on the rise in our nation and Ohio is one of the most prevalent stateswhen it comes to incidents of human trafficking. We see thousands of men, women, and childrenbeing forced into slavery through the labor and sex industries. In an effort to battle this right herein northwest Ohio, the Human Trafficking Protection Project was developed within Legal Aid ofWestern Ohio, Inc. The project works to provide legal assistance, as well as collaboration to meet

the physical and emotional needs of victims. This effort requires participation from many people inthe area to offer a holistic path to recovery. We need your help to meet these survivor needs. Ourmost pressing need at this time is in the form of $25 gift cards. Both grocery/super -center and gascards are needed as we help these survivors with basic essentials, transportation and housing. Ifyou would like to help, gift cards can be dropped off at the LAWO office at 118 Clinton Street,Suite 101 Defiance, OH 43512 . There is a mail slot in the front door for after hours donations.Please place in an envelope with attention to HTPP. If you need to arrange an alternate dona-tion drop or have any questions, please email Kelly King at [email protected] .

Kelly King: Education/Awareness Coordinator LAWO, Inc Human Trafficking Protection Project

NEW!! Wednesday Night Kids Club We are seeking volunteers to work with children on Wednesdaynights on a rota ng basis beginning Oct. 15. Volunteers will need toarrive by 5:30 p.m. and should be nished by 6:30 p.m. All materialswill be provided. You will either read a Bible Story to the children or

watch a short Chris an themed movie. There will be a teachers mee ng on Oct. 12 direct-ly a er worship. Please RSVP to Audrey Eis at 419 -264 -3914 or at aeart2@henry -net.com.

What an awesome opportunity for you to reach out to the children in our communitywho dont know Jesus!

Acolyte and CruciferTraining

Sunday, October 5, 2014

at 11:00 a.m.All youth who would like to be anacolyte or crucifer are encouraged to attendthis training. This is for new and returning

acolytes and crucifers.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Library news Right now most of the books in the library have been donated. Here are a few that might be of in-terest:

Laugh Your Way to Grace by Rev. Susan Sparks. Rev. Sparks is an ex -lawyer turned comedi-an and Baptist minister. This is a book about how humor and laughter have everything to do withGod. Laughter can help you: find perspective when faced with adversity, heal -emotionally, physi-cally and spiritually, keep your faith when God is silent, live with elegance, beauty and generosityof spirit.

Snake Oil by Rev. Becca Stevens. Rev. Stevens is an Episcopal priest at Vanderbilt University.She is also the founder of Thistle Farms and Magdalene. These two social enterprises work handin hand serving women who have survived prostitution, trafficking, and addiction. Rev Stevenscalls herself a snake oil seller. She infuses natural oils with powerful stories and believes theyhelp heal the world.

Mighty Be Our Powers by Leymah Gbowee. In a time of death and terror, Leymah Gboweebrought Liberias women togetherand together, they led a nation to peace. This is a grippingchronicle of a journey from hopelessness to empowerment that will touch all who dream of a betterworld. Ms. Gbowee is also a noble peace prize winner.

Wounded Trapped and Voiceless by Emily Greta. Imagine being trapped in your own body!This is a true story of Phyllis Klenk and her battle to prove she is alive. Unable to move or com-municate this book draws you into her incredible journey from walking with God to a triumphantemergence from coma to life.

We also have several books of fiction by authors such as: Janet Hitchcock, Wanda Brunstettler,Dale Cramer, Beverly Lewis, Janette Oke, and Tracie Peterson to name a few.

We would like to enhance the library with some new releases. What type of books are you inter-ested in reading? We welcome your input (you can leave the information in the church office).

____ Bible Studies/devotionals _____Christian living/motivational ____ biography/autobiography _____Lutheran materials & information ____ health issues _____non -fiction ____ fiction _____children, youth, teen ____ audio/visual materials _____other_________________________

What are some of your favorite books and/or authors?____________________________

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Maumee Valley Conference of WomenFall Retreat

Saturday October 18 th 2014

at Bethlehem Okolona , 30997 Gerken Road Defiance, OH 43512

Stewards of Children

Theme Verse: Ma hew 19:13 -15: Some children were brought to Jesus so he could lay hishands on them and pray for them. The disciples told them not to bother him. But Jesus said,Let the children come to me. Dont stop them! For the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as

these. And he put his hands on their heads and blessed them before he le . (NIV)

Devo ons and Communion: Pastor Terry Courter

Speaker: Beth Gerken - Center for Child and Family Advocacy in Napoleon

Love O ering: House of RuthNo money please, only items listed on following page.

Registration and Continental Breakfast at 8:30am Program starts at 9:00am and runs until noon

Lunch will be served at noon

Registration Fee: $7.00 due by October 13 th.

Make checks payable to: Maumee Valley Conference Women of the ELCA

Send payment to: Carolyn Schlade, 30370 Gerken Road, De ance, OH 43512

Registra on Form

NAME:

ADDRESS:

CHURCH CITY


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Maumee Valley Conference of WomenFall Retreat

Saturday October 18 th 2014

Love Offering: House of RuthNo money please, only items listed below:

CLEANING PRODUCTS Unscented laundry soap for HE washers Unscented fabric softener Murphys Oil Soap Electrasol Powerball dishwasher tabs Furniture Polish Window Cleaner Disinfectant Spray

PAPER PRODUCTS Paper towels Toilet paper Kleenex Plastic storage bags (Gallon/Quart)

Aluminum foil Garbage bags (13 gallon)

PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS Maxi pads/ tampons Razors/shave creamShampoo/Conditioner Body wash Shower poufs Hair styling products (hairspray, mousse, etc.) Brushes Barrettes/ponytail holders/ headbands

CLOTHING Women and childrens underwear and socks (allsizes) new please

BABIES Diapers (all sizes)Wipes (unscented) Baby bath supplies Baby bathtub Baby lotions/powders Diaper rash ointment

SCHOOL SUPPLIES Single subject spiral notebooks Notebook paper Composition books Ink pens Pencils Folders with pockets Erasers School scissors White school glue Glue sticks Rulers Colored pencils Markers (including washable) Pencil boxes Backpacks/school bags Lunch boxes

OTHER ITEMS New childrens toys to use for gifts

Womens bath/make up sets to use for gifts Gift certificates to meat market Gas cards Store gift cards (to purchase clothing, gifts for theirchildren, etc.)


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Dear Zion friends,

Thank you for the many prayers during Steves illness and words of condolence, cards and owerssince his passing. Your though ulness has helped relieve some of our sadness. Gods peace.

Chuck and Leona Bailey~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I want to thank you all for your prayers during these past 11 months for my son Noah Garcia. Noah was born October 8,2013, at St. Vincent's in Toledo with a rare and severe form of dwar sm called Hypochondrogenesis. Hypochondrogenesisis on the spectrum of what is called a Collagen II muta on. Noah's muta on is considered a dominate muta on and mostlikely occurred at concep on. Totally random and nothing could have been done to prevent it.

Noah's dwar sm has caused a small ribcage which resulted in small lungs. He also has a oppy airway as a result of hiscollagen muta on so he is prone to "blue spells". A er 4 months in the NICU at Na onwide Children's in Columbus(where he transferred at 2 weeks old) it was discovered Noah was re uxing and aspira ng his milk, further complica nghis respiratory status.

Today Noah has a tracheostomy, is fed through a J Tube (into the intes nes), and is ven lator dependent. Noah, howev-er, was able to come home on July 1, 2014 a er nearly 9 months in the NICU. He has been thriving since coming home.He has begun to roll over, is interac ve, reaching and problem solving. Noah is tas ng baby food by mouth. He also loves

playing and interac ng with his big brothers Miguel and Alex.Noah s ll has a long way to go. We have been advised Noah may require his trach un l he is 5 or 6 years old. He may notwalk un l he is 3 or 4 because of his dwar sm. That said, Noah may have physical limita ons but he proves every day heis normal in every other way.

If you are able, please con nue to keep Noah in your prayers. Cold and u season are upon us, which can be very toughon these kiddos with trachs and ven lators. Our family was separated for so long while Noah was in the NICU, we hope tokeep hospital visits going forward to a minimum.

We can never repay you for all your prayers but you all will always be in ours.

The Garcia Family, Inocencio, Alison, Miguel, Alex and Noah


DEACON SUPPORT TEAM

All members should be aware of their deacon and hopefully have met him or her to discuss any con-cerns or questions you may have had. Your deacons have a sincere interest in serving your needsand encourage you to bring your needs to the attention of Pastor, the deacon group or council which-ever is appropriate. In turn, we trust you have an equally sincere interest in getting to know your dea-con as a present and future friend and confidant. We also want to emphasize the importance ofspeaking with Pastor whenever the need arises. He wants to know your concerns to help provide asolution or answers to your questions. He remains the best resource within our congregation to sharewisdom and knowledge.Deacons are not exempt from having a deacon of their own. At times we need someone willing to lis-ten and we turn to our deacon. In our bi -monthly meetings, the nine deacons discuss a variety of top-ics concerning the spiritual welfare of the congregation. Most importantly we are available for youwhen 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 encourageyou to reach out to your deacon whenever the need arises. Please call the church office for any assis-tance.

Dick Anderson


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Please remember to call the churchoffice 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 cor-rection, or birthday correction.

4. New email address and/or phone num-ber.

THANK YOU!

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Lois FinkenbinerThe Laurels of Defiance Rm 308

1701 S. Jefferson Ave.Defiance, OH 43512

Isabella BeindorfThe Laurels of Defiance1701 S. Jefferson Ave.Defiance, OH 43512

Lo Ann PetersKingsbury House # 136245 W. Rosewood Ave.Defiance, OH 43512

Norma MansfieldTwin Rivers

395 Harding Ave.Defiance, OH 43512

Joyce LichtyVancrest of Holgate600 Joe E. BrownHolgate, OH 43527

Area Members in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living

Please send a cardor stop by to visit.

NCHR S I N MPAT Y

We pray for Gods comfort for thefollowing families who recentlylost loved ones:

The family of Carole Christen, who passed away onAugust 30, 2014, in Atlanta, Georgia.

Addi ons to theZions Prayer List:

Phone Prayers: Barb Vogel at 419 -393 -2544Eprayers: [email protected]

Call the Church o ce at 419 -782 -8781.

If you are calling for someone other than yourself, please be sure that you have permission.

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BAPTISM

Palin Mae Moorewas baptized on

September 27,2014

Palin is the daughter of MatthewBowers and Danielle Moore

Sponsors: Rachel Ricker andAndrew Moore

ALL SAINTS SUNDAY November 1 & 2

If you have lost a family memberin the past year, please let thechurch office know their name byOct. 28, so it may be printed inthe bulletin for All Saints Sunday.You may email the office at zion

[email protected] or call at419 -782 -8781.


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W O R S H I P

S CH E D U L ESaturday 5:00 pm

Sunday 9:45 am

DCTV 5You may watch Zions LutheranWorship services on Wednesdays@ 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00a.m. on DCTV 5 Defiance, OH.

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LLSLutherans of

Long Standing

OCTOBER 7, 2014

2:00 p.m.In Luther Hall

Mens Fellowship

meets every Tuesdayat 9:00 a.m. in the Library

ORGANIC COFFEE & T EA P RICES Breakfast Blend $ 8.00 Decaf Breakfast Blend $ 9.00 English Breakfast Tea $ 3.00

EqualExchange

offee

On sale throughout the year!!!!

The Book Groupmeets on

Monday,

October 13at 12:00 pmfor lunch atBob Evans.

Contact Marsha Denistonat 419-782-6859 for more

information.

Young at Heartmeets on WEDNESDAY ,

October 8 2014

at 11:30 am , at eftys Pizza

Sisters in Christ will meeta er worship on October19. Cards will be placed in theNarthex to be signed onOctober 26.

Sisters in Christ

ScrapbookClubMeets Saturday, October 4, from8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the HoferRoom. Bring your own drink and asnack to share. See Lenore Doctorfor more informa on.


Worship and

MusicCommittee

Meets onOctober 9.

See Neal Denistonfor moreinformation.

D E A D L I N E S

BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENT

Every Thursday at 9:00 a.m.(unless otherwise noted)

NovemberNEWSLETTER DEADLINE

October 17 th


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October 2014LESSONS

OCT 4 & 5 LIFE IN THE HOLY TRINITY 17Isaiah 5:1 -7

Psalm 80:7 -15 Philippians 3:4b -14 Matthew 21:33 -46


Psalm 23 Philippians 4:1 -9 Matthew 22:1 -14


Psalm 96:1 -13 ! Thessalonians 1:1 -10

Matthew 22:15 -22

OCT 25 & 26 REFORMATION SUNDAYJeremiah 31:31 -34

Psalm 46 Romans 3:19 -28

John 8:31 -36


Snowbirds . Please rememberto notify the officewhen you will beheading south for

the winter. Updated

addresses for long-term movesare greatly appreciated when it

comes time to mail out churchcommunications, annual giving

statements, envelopes, etc.


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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WED THURSDAY FRIDAY SATUR-DAY

1 7:00 a Women @Cabin Fever

5:30 p Meal 6:00 p Bells 7:00 p Choir

2 9:00 a Bulle nAnnouncements

due

5:00 p TOPS

3 11:30 a Friday FunDaysNew

Heights Educ.Group

4 7:30 a WeightWatchers

8:00a Scrapbook-ing 5:00 p Worship

5 9:45 a Worship11:00 a Acolyte& CruciferTraining 12:00 p Quiltsof Compassion

6 Pastors Day O

8:00 p Barber-shoppers

7 9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a WeightWatchers 1:00 p Text Study 2:00 p LLS 5:00 p Lighten Up 7:00 p Bible Study

8 7:00 a Women @Cabin Fever 11:30 a Young atHeart at Le ys 5:00 p Food PantrySign Up 5:30 p Meal 6:00 p Bells 7:00 p Choir

9 8:30 a PastorsPrayer Group 9:00 a Bulle nAnnouncementsdue 12:00 p Worship& Music Mee ng 5:00 p TOPS 6:30 When Help-ing Hurts studygroup

10

11:30 a Friday FunDaysNewHeights Educ.Group


5:00 p Worship

12

9:45 a Worship 11:00 a SundaySchool & Wed.Teachermee ng

13 COLUMBUS DAYOFFICE CLOSED Pastors Day O

12:00 p BookGroup


14 9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a WeightWatchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:00 p Lighten Up 7:00 p Bible Study

15 7:00 a Women @Cabin Fever 5:30 p Meal5:45 p Kids Club 6:00 p Food PantryPick Up 6:00 p Bells 7:00 p Choir

16 9:00 a Bulle nAnnouncementsdue

5:00 p TOPS

Bishops Fall Con-ference in

Wauseon

17 11:30 a Friday FunDaysNewHeights Educ.Group

3:00 p.m. NEWS-LETTER DEADLINE


5:00 p Worship

19 9:00 a SundaySchool begins! 9:45 a Worship11:00 a Sistersin Christ

20 Pastors Day O


21 9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a WeightWatchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:00 p Lighten Up 7:00 p Bible Study

22 7:00 a Women @Cabin Fever 5:30 p Meal 5:45 p Kids Club 6:00 p Bells 7:00 p Choir

23 9:00 a Bulle nAnnouncementsdue

5:00 p TOPS

7:00 p COUNCIL

24 11:30 a Friday FunDaysNewHeights Educ.Group

25 7:30 a WeightWatchers 5:00 p Worship

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9:00 a SundaySchool 9:45 a Worship

11:00 a SignCards

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Pastors Day O


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9:00 a Mens Fellowship 9:00 a WeightWatchers 1:00 p Text Study 5:00 p Lighten Up 7:00 p Bible Study

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7:00 a Women @Cabin Fever 5:30 p Meal 5:45 p Kids Club 6:00 p Bells 7:00 p Choir

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5:00 p TOPS

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ALTAR FLOWERS 5 AVAILABLE

12 AVAILABLE 19 Dale & Pam Mumy

26 Bob Retcher BULLETINS

5 AVAILABLE 12 AVAILABLE 19 AVAILABLE 26 AVAILABLE

ALTAR DUTY 5 Cindy Wendell

12 Lois Dodt

19

Leona Bailey

26 Linda Hardy

LECTOR & DEACON for Sunday 9:45 am(* DEA C O NS)

5 * Craig McKibben, Audrey Eis 12 Cyndi Ensign 19 * Patty VanDemark, Tom Boals 28 Marsha Deniston

FELLOWSHIP HOUR for Sunday 9:45 am

5

Laurie & Dwaine Schey

12 Annie Reynolds 19 Donna Schindler 26 Fern & Ott Beindorf

ACOLYTES & CRUCIFERS for Sunday 9:45 am Acolytes Crucifers

5 Training Day Training Day 12 Sophie Reynolds Lexie Eis 19 Ashley Hubbard Austin Hubbard

26

Choir

Choir

OFFERING COLLECTORS for Sunday 9:45 am 1st Sunday Randy Groll & Mary Boals 2nd Sunday Bill Brownson & Randy Groll 3rd Sunday Mary Boals & Cindy Wendell 4th Sunday Marsha Leaders & Chuck Bailey 5th Sunday Randy Groll & Mary Boals

USHERS for Sunday 9:45 am 1st Sunday John Diehl 2nd Sunday Shawn Faryniarz 3rd Sunday Laurie & Dwaine Schey 4th Sunday Tom & Mary Boals 5th Sunday Youth

HOSTS for Saturday 5:00 pm 4 Donna Ripke & Bob Thomas

11 Sonia Bussing 18 Donna Ripke & Bob Thomas 25 Bob & Nancy Swingle

LECTOR & DEACON for Saturday 5:00 pm(* DEA C O NS)

4 * Cindy Wendell 11 AVAILABLE 18 * Dawn McKibben 25 AVAILABLE

OFFERING COUNTERS

John Jacob, Gene Vogel, & Larry Wagner. Subs: Bob Thomas, Dwaine Schey, Sue McKibben

AUDIO - VISUAL Doug Eis, Dale Worline, Stormy Gutman, ShaunHolley.

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

Faith Active in Love October 2014

QUILTS OF COMPASSIONBringing Help and Hope to the Hurting

meets on October 5 th at noon in Luther Hall.


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ZIONS EMAIL ADDRESSES

Office Secretary - [email protected]

Pastor - [email protected]

Treasurer - [email protected]

Website- www.zionslutheranchurch.com

COUNCIL MEMBERS

2014 Tom Boals, President

Shawn Farnyiarz, VicePresident

Gwen Anderson, Treasurer

Laurie Schey, Secretary Mary Boals

Karen Bowling John Diehl

Lenore Doctor Alexis Eis

Audrey Eis Stormy Gutman

Carl Snyder

Mark Stephens

COUNCIL MEETS ONthe third Thursday of each

month (except July)

at 7:00 p.m.

DEACONS

Dick Anderson

Tom Boals

Audrey Eis

Doug Eis

Linda Hardy

Craig McKibben

Dawn McKibben

Patty VanDemark

Cindy Wendell

ZIONS MISSION STATEMENT

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

O F F I E H O U R S

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

Find us and Like us we need morefollowers to spread the word! Are you

friends with a former member? invitethem too we love staying in contact!Have a question about an upcomingevent? you may find your answer.

And, you can add your comments, too!(If you have trouble searching type in

Zions Lutheran Defiance and thatshould find it for you). If you would liketo post an event you may email it [email protected].

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BULLETINSSuggested donation

for bulletins is$20.00.

Prayer List Church Council hasenacted a policy re-garding the namesplaced on the churchprayer list in the bulle-tin. If you would likeprayers on the list forlonger than 3 weeks,please make anotherrequest. Requests canbe sent to the churchoffice via phone 419-782-8781 or by emailat:[email protected]



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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

Our Innkeeper guests are continually thankful for the food and supplies given byour members and others throughout the community. In order to continue to

serve their needs, we ask that you consider giving the following items : first andforemost CANNED FRUIT & DRY CEREAL , but also important are chicken noo-dle soup, toothpaste, shaving gel, pudding, paper towels, toilet paper, detergent,boxed skillet meals, box potatoes, spaghetti and dry pasta noodles, bottled wa-

ter, canned meat tuna, sausage, chicken, Ramen noodles beef, chicken & shrimp, spaghettisauce, tomato sauce, bottled fruit juices, microwave popcorn, salad dressing and cookingoil. On behalf of Diana Groll and myself, we thank you for your ongoing generosity.

Dick Anderson and Diana Groll

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