Join us for an All Church Workday at the Lincoln Avenue Center, where we’ll come together to care for our shared space and show love through service! Our two mission center sites require effort from our ministry partners. This is a day for all ages and skill levels to pitch in - cleaning, organizing, landscaping, light […]
During worship on November 16th, we’ll conduct our annual congregation meeting to set ministry priorities and budget for 2026. Following worship, everyone is invited to share in a potluck fellowship dinner. Ham and turkey will be provided; please feel free to bring a salad, side dish, or desert to share.
Every year, members of our congregation collect donations for the Salvation Army by volunteering to ring bells outside Orchard's King Soopers. Make sure to volunteer at the signup table.
Featuring music from our Joyful Bells of Grace handbell choir and the special Advent Choir. For many, the second Sunday of Advent is when we light the candle of peace. This is a time of coming together, of building a community of faith that is open to all.
In partnership with House of Neighborly Service, we share from our abundance to help with food insecurity in our Community. Holiday baking flour, sugar, cake mixes, baking chips, marshmallows, baking soda, baking powder, and cookie mix are just some ideas are recommended for December, although all contributions are welcome any time, including hygiene care items. NOTE: […]
Bell Choir Practice at the Lincoln Ave Center. Followed at 6:00 pm by the Praise Singer Practice.
The third Sunday of Advent represents joy, marking the halfway point of the Advent season with a shift from penitential reflection to hopeful anticipation.
Medicine Man Collective will share Authentic Native American jewelry and other items – great gifts! A portion of the proceeds will support Native American ministries.
The fourth candle in an Advent wreath symbolizes Love, often called the "Angel's Candle," representing the angels' announcement of Jesus' birth and God's immense love for humanity, signifying that the busy wait is ending and God's love fills the heart as Christmas approaches. This is the last week of Advent. Featuring music from our Joyful […]
Several local congregations will join together at Zion Lutheran Church to create a safe and sacred space for individuals experiencing grief, loneliness, loss, or emotional pain during the often-overwhelming holiday season.
We gather at 4:00 pm to light the candle for CHRIST, share communion, and unite in a circle of light.
A GriefShare support group is a safe, welcoming place to explore the difficult emotions of grief. Held each week by Pam Hilliard, Minister for Grief and Loss, for 13 weeks in the Fireside Room.