What is the difference between religion and spirituality?

Religion is a set of beliefs a group of people subscribe to, while spirituality is a personal journey that takes place with one's self and God.

How does this fit in your daily life?

During this post-holiday time, we would like to provide an opportunity for everyone to reflect on their relationship with God. The Sanctuary and Parlor will be open for your prayerful, personal quiet time with God. Please enter via the sanctuary door or elevator doors. Hours will be Wednesday, January 22 from 5:00 pm-8:00 pm and Saturday, February 1 from 11:00 am-2:00 pm and 4:00 pm-6:00 pm. Our Parish Visitor, Gloria Marshall, will be available for support and consultation during those times as well.

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL class begins their next study soon. The class will be a study on Faith, presented by Molly Tenuto.  If you are interested in joining, please plan to come on Sunday at 9:00 am.

The Chancel and Bell Choirs resume practice on January 29, 2020.

The mission field is always calling, and our work as a congregation is never done. The largest team yet, 28 motivated travelers, will be leaving for Honduras on February 8 for a week of mission work. The team continues to expand its role with two nurses at the local school doing screenings, school physicals and student education to reduce the teen pregnancy rate. Derin Rominger and a team of nurses will travel to the neighboring town to perform gynecologic surgeries. There will still be the medical clinic in the local church, the vision clinic, women and children's Bible study and the sewing ministry. Construction projects include additions to the local school and building a new church. Donations of non-gummy vitamins, ibuprofen, washcloths and toothbrushes are being accepted. Financial support and your prayers are always welcome too!

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!

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 meets each Tuesday from 1:15-2:30 in the church parlor.  Come give it a try as we work together to grow closer to God - it's not a class, it's an experience!

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 each 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.