10th ANNUAL COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE is Thursday, November 7 from 7:00 am-6:00 pm and is sponsored by Mt. Zion Lutheran Church. This drive benefits Northeast Community Fund, a local food pantry, and the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Community Food Pantry. Donated items may be dropped off at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 1475 West Main Street, during the food drive hours.

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL class begins their next study today. The class will study "Christianity and World Religions" by Adam Hamilton and will be led by Rev. Dave Taylor. This course deals with the questions we have of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Judaism and will then compare their beliefs with those of Christianity. If you are interested in joining, please sign up so enough books can be ordered.

Your help is needed!  To volunteer to be Coffee Host please call Deacons Tina Gotts or Amy Scranton.  To volunteer for 
Greeter/Usher call Deacons Nancy Mains or Nancy Ryan.  Your help is appreciated!

¨Book Club meets Monday, November 18 at 7:00 pm to discuss I Still Dream About You by Fannie Flagg. If you have read this book, read a Thanksgiving book by Janet Evanovich, Margaret Daily, or Sharon Dunn and you can report on it.

Pennies are collected the last Sunday of each month for the 2 cent Hunger Fund.  The children collect the coins after the children's sermon.  Then the Presbyterian Women's Association sends the money to the Presbyterian Hunger Fund.

The Spirituality Team is meeting Tuesdays (currently every Tuesday) from 1:15-2:30 in the church parlor.  Come give it a try - it's not a class, it's an experience! 

¨LOGOS resumes on Wednesday, September 25 at 4:00 pm. We play, study the Bible, become worship leaders, and share a meal together. The theme this week is “Launch Into LOGOS”. To register, contact Molly or look on the website.

MILLIGAN ACADEMY SUPPLIES NEEDED: Clorox wipes, napkins, boxes of tissue. Lunch items: Ramen noodles, mac ‘n cheese, other non-perishable microwave foods, granola breakfast bars, applesauce and other fruit (individual containers), ranch dressing, hot sauce, and microwave-proof containers for individual servings.

See you on the first Saturday of the month at 8 am in the fellowship hall. 

We have initiated a new column on the web site labeled the History Page.  Our first article is about the church bell.  Over time we will be bringing articles of the history of the church.  If you have history articles, pictures and such please contact:  Dave Rozanski, Aric Troll, Derin Rominger, or Jessica Sattley about them for adding to the history of our chuch community.

Please list Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church and/or have a loved one call the Church when you are admitted to the hospital, so we will know you are there.