Come to Dorene Krausnick’s house where Mary Ann Anderson, Dorene Krausnick and Kari Brown will demonstrate how to make yogurt, water kefir, fermented veggies, and kombucha to promote digestive health. Spots are limited and cost $5 required. Register on Sunday in the foyer. 

Three Sunday evenings during Lent: February 18th, March 4th & 18th at 6pm.

Most of us have experienced suffering in our lives but few of us know how to voice our sorrow Biblically. In Scripture laments give us a language of sorrow to speak to God and one another. The services will be composed of three elements: Scripture, Song and Prayer. Come join us as we learn to speak the language of lament and hold on to the hope of the Gospel.

Three Sunday evenings during Lent: February 18th, March 4th & 18th at 6pm.

Most of us have experienced suffering in our lives but few of us know how to voice our sorrow Biblically. In Scripture laments give us a language of sorrow to speak to God and one another. The services will be composed of three elements: Scripture, Song and Prayer. Come join us as we learn to speak the language of lament and hold on to the hope of the Gospel.

Middle School and High School Girls Free Swimming Event Saturday February 24, 2018 7:00pm-9:30pm at Larson Lifestyle Pool 3733 S. 52nd ST. Lincoln, NE. Join us for Swimming, games, snacks and time together having fun!! Please have a change of clothes for after you’re done swimming, and bring a towel. Lifeguards provided and Women youth volunteers will be there to chaperone. Please RSVP to Lynn at lynnlocklear@zionpca.com by February 14th. Bring A Friend!

MS/HS Guys sledding event February 24th The young men of Zion are invited to come to Mt.
Crescent IA, for a day of sledding! We will leave from Zion Saturday morning at 8:30am and return that evening around 5:30pm. The cost is $29 which includes sled rental and lift ticket. Bring a friend or sibling(of age) for $15! We will provide sandwiches and chips for lunch along with snacks, the hope is to be home in time for dinner.

Wednesday, February 21 at 6:45pm in the Zion coffee room. At our fall retreat we were reminded of the value of multi-generational community and encouraged to pursue gospel-centered friendships. In response to all of the positive feedback following the retreat, the women's steering committee is planning something new that we hope you’ll help us launch in June. If you’d like to learn more please join us on the 21st.

Three Sunday evenings during Lent: February 18th, March 4th & 18th at 6pm.

Most of us have experienced suffering in our lives but few of us know how to voice our sorrow Biblically. In Scripture laments give us a language of sorrow to speak to God and one another. The services will be composed of three elements: Scripture, Song and Prayer. Come join us as we learn to speak the language of lament and hold on to the hope of the Gospel.

All women are invited to the annual Christmas Party Sunday afternoon December 10th. Details to follow ...

The best and the worst.  "Awesome!" "Remarkable!"  "Distinctive!"  "Unusual!"  "Unequaled!"  "Nothing compares!"  "Inscrutable!"

These are only some of the exclamations and acclamations you will hear when you come to South Fellowship's chili contest, Sunday December 3, 5:30 p.m., in the Zion mini-gym.  Come.  Eat. Enjoy.  Share.  Bring your favorite chili, and remember: please eat responsibly.

Zion is hosting a special Reformation Day service to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's 95 Theses in 1517.  Several Lincoln congregations are cooperating, with participants from Faith Presbyterian (OPC), Grace Chapel (PCA), Redeemer Church (PCA), Restoration City (Acts 29), St. John’s Reformed (RCUS), and Zion Church (PCA).  Dr. Peter Jones is visiting Lincoln and will be the speaker.  Dr. Jones will be featured during the weekend at a series of events hosted by St. John's Reformed.  (See the entire schedule.)

Light refreshments will be served for a reception after the service.

All women are invited to the Connected in Christ event on Sunday afternoon, October 22nd. We’ll gather at Hannah Agarwal's home to hear Gena Winkels share part of her story.

Mark your calendars for Picnic and Play in the Park, Sunday Oct. 15th, immediately following the second service at the Antelope Park Indoor shelter.  Plan to bring a main dish or side to share.  Tableware and drinks will be provided.

Sunday October 1, 5:00 PM at the Mann’s, 1230 Smoky Hill Rd.  Please bring a dessert or a side and a lawn chair.

Join us for an hour of silent prayer at the 2017 Life Chain from 2:30 to 3:30.  Zion will stand between 46th and 47th on the South side of “O” Street.

Pastor Stu hosts a 6-week class for those interested in church membership or who just want to learn more about Zion.  Stu surveys our doctrine, government, and ministry philosophy, while answering everyone's questions about everything.  Find out what membership at Zion would mean for you.

Join us for our fall ministries neighborhood kickoff carnival.  Enjoy inflatable games, hot dogs, and snow cones, and spend some informal time together.  Regular Wednesday night Zion Kids activities launch September 13th.

All Zion women are invited to join the new study in the book of Romans on Tuesday mornings, beginning August 29th, 9:30-11:00am at 3930 B St. We’ll study Romans using a guide of the same name from the At His Feet series by Hope Blanton and Chris Gordon. The study guide is available on Amazon for $14 (paperback) or $5 (kindle). Free child care is provided. Contact women@zionpca with questions.

The women’s Deuteronomy study will begin Thursday night, August 24th, 7:00 pm at the Howlett’s house, 7848 Red Oak Road.  We’ll begin with a summary of the context of Deuteronomy: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers.  Then we’ll study the book which one commentator called, “The Father’s loving instruction for His wayward son.”  You’ll need only a Bible and note paper.  Please let me know if you plan to attend.  Thanks, Marsha Howlett.

Join us for our annual unity service with Grace Chapel and Redeemer at College Church SDA, 48th and Prescott. Bring a sack lunch and we'll picnic together after the service in Henry Park, 44th and Prescott.

Many at Zion remember Tag and Gina Tuck with great affection.  They were members at Zion during their years at UNL, active in our music ministry, and had their wedding in the church at 9th and D.  Tag has been an associate pastor for some years and is now preparing to plant a new church in the Charlottesville Virginia area.  August 13th Tag will be here at Zion to describe his new ministry.  If you can attend a reception lunch after church, please let Jan Wismer or the office know.  https://www.pantopschurch.com

All women are all invited to our second annual "Christ Culture and Conversation". Come join us as at Lisa Michel's house as we listen to the Covenant Seminary podcast, "Culture, Christendom and Christ". Dr. Diane Langberg, noted psychologist and author, will lecture on the significance of culture and its influence on our lives. We will follow with a short time of conversation to share our thoughts on what we've listened to. No prep time required!

All women are invited to Paint Yourself Silly on Sunday July 23rd from 3:30-5pm @ Paint Yourself Silly (70th & Pioneers). There will be a registration table in the foyer on Sundays in July.

All women are all invited to our second annual "Christ Culture and Conversation". Come join us as at Lisa Michel's house as we listen to the Covenant Seminary podcast, "Culture, Christendom and Christ". Dr. Diane Langberg, noted psychologist and author, will lecture on the significance of culture and its influence on our lives. We will follow with a short time of conversation to share our thoughts on what we've listened to. No prep time required!