Come to the Zion Women’s Christmas Party, a lovely tradition at Zion where all women bring food to share and we celebrate and enjoy each other’s company during the Christmas season. 

Kristy Holliday from our team in Reynosa Mexico will be in Lincoln for ONE NIGHT. Join with Kristy and the Missions committee for a potluck dinner and hear the latest on the work in Reynosa.

It's that time of year again for fall baking!!! All middle school aged girls are invited over to the Vander Tops home for some fall baking and time together on Saturday, November 3rd from 9:30am-12:30 pm. The cost is just $3 per person and you will leave with some yummy treats.

High school students and their families are welcome to come to a lunch on Sunday, October 28th, immediately after the second service. Every family should bring a main dish to share. Drinks, dessert and sides will be provided. Families can meet in the coffeehouse area to eat and then we will play a couple of games outside so dress in or bring casual clothes

All women are invited to the Zion Women’s Stay-cation. This is one of Women’s Ministries biggest events of the year. We start at 2:30 with worship, fun and fellowship, listen to our speaker, have supper together at a local restaurant and then return for dessert and games.

This year the bonfire, the band, and the beautiful country setting will happen on October 21st. (Postponed from October 14th, postponed from October 7th).  Plan on an evening of fun for the whole church.  Bring your own comfy lawn chair and a frisbee or a football.  Hay rack rides.  S'mores.  It just doesn't get any better.

Come stand with Zion at the Lincoln Lifechain in a silent witness for life. Meet us at 46th & O streets. Signs are provided.

All those in Central Fellowship, come and enjoy the first-ever potluck event in the newly renovated, long-awaited coffee house space. Sunday the 7th, after the second service.

The Zion Shakespeare Club will take an excursion to watch the National Theater Live! production of King Lear, starring Ian McKellen.  Join us at the Grand, get comfy in the dream lounger seats, and munch some of the world’s least inexpensive popcorn.  We'll watch the poor old King descend in to madness, be betrayed by his treacherous daughters, and finally turn a corner towards repentance and forgiveness.  How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!

NO CARNIVAL TONIGHT.

Weather Cancellation.  SORRY!

We launch our Children's and Youth Fall Wednesday night ministries with our annual Kickoff Carnival.  Bring the whole fam for hot dogs, sno cones, and the big inflatable games in Zion's front parking lot.

Let's watch the first game of the Scott Frost era together on the big screen at Zion.  Bring snacks. Wear Red.  Be loud.  Go big, or go home!

Tuesday morning Bible study begins August 28th! Join this multigenerational group of women as we study Isaiah together from 9:30-11:00 each week (childcare provided). We meet in one of the basement classrooms (enter west door off gravel lot).  We’ll be using a study guide titled Isaiah from the Knowing the Bible series edited by J.I. Packer. Please purchase a copy of the book before our first morning together (PCA bookstore or Amazon). Contact Megan or Elizabeth with questions. If you’ll use child care, please register by sending us each child’s name, age and any food allergies.

All Zion women and friends are invited to come and hear a bit about each of the books being offered for the T2 groups before registration begins! If you were unable to attend the informational meeting about T2 several months ago, please come on the 19th and find out more about this new ministry. Our hope is that we’ll build deep, gospel-centered friendships as we gather together for conversation in multi-generational groups.

Online registration for T2 book groups will begin on Monday, August 20th.Space in each group is limited so register early!

At registration you’ll choose the day/time/location/book that works best for you (groups will meet once per month). After registration closes you’ll be contacted by your group leader with details about your first gathering in September and acquiring your book.

The books being offered this year are:

The Things of Earth: Treasuring God by Enjoying His Gifts by Joe Rigney

Respectable Sins by Jerry Bridges

Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God’s Work by Timothy Keller

We hope you consider participating in a group this year!

Once a year we share Sunday Morning worship with our two daughter congregations, Grace chapel and Redeemer.  This year, Grace Chapel is hosting.  Join us in the Union College church building at 48th and Prescott, 10:00 a.mm August 5th.  Bring a lunch and picnic together after the service at Henry Park, 44th and Prescott.

MS/HS Youth and their families go to the Saltdogs baseball game Friday August 3rd at 6:50pm.  The game starts at 7:05- there are fireworks after the game. Contact Jen Gillett with the number of tickets you would like.   *Youth- feel free to bring a friend*   **this is a non-chaperoned event**

Every time we have a month with five Sundays, the deacons ask that you consider giving over and above your normal giving to the mercy fund.

All Zion women are invited to a board game night Saturday, July 28th in the Zion gym. Bring a board game, bring a snack, and enjoy time in friendly competition with other Zion ladies. This is a low-key, casual event that might be perfect to bring a new friend! If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Michel.

Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Recipient-Speaker at Zion Sunday the 22nd from 2:00-3:00 in the Mini-Gym!  Have you ever wondered how the shoebox gifts we send around the world in November impact their recipients?  This year we are very fortunate to host Jeyln Fanzon from the Philippines.  She received a shoebox gift when she was 13 years old while living by a city dump. The Lord used the box to transform her life and bring her to Christ. You won't want to miss this special speaker!  All ages are welcome! Sponsored by the Zion Missions Committee.

Wednesday, July 18th, at Dennis and Sara Mann's home, 1230 Smoky Hill Rd.  We'll gather around 6:15 p.m. and eat around 6:30 p.m.  Bring a side dish to share.  If you are new to Zion, please come and join us!

Join the Zion Shakespeare Club AGAIN as we gather AGAIN, this time in Lincoln's Cooper Park at 8th and D for the Flatwater Shakespeare Company production of The Tempest.  Just show up and look for us on the lawn.  We're the really really fun group on the blankets over there.  Bring a blanket, a picnic, and maybe a little bug spray.  Huzzah!  Forsooth!  Come betimes!

Join the Zion Shakespeare Club as we gather on the Green in Omaha for the Nebraska Shakespeare Festival production of Much Ado About Nothing.  We can carpool, or you can just show up and look for us on the lawn.  We're the really really fun group on the blankets over there.  The production is on the UNO campus, about 64th and Dodge.  Bring a blanket, a picnic, and maybe a little bug spray.  Huzzah!  Forsooth!  Come betimes!

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.