Last week, we left the children of Israel as they escaped from Egypt. They were walking to the promised land. It took a long time and they were running out of food. God saw the trouble they were having so He sent them Manna. You can read about that journey in Exodus 16: 1-32. Nobody really knew what manna was but they soon found that manna provided them with everything they needed to stay strong for the journey. God told the people to collect enough manna for one day (except for the last day of the week, then they could collect enough for two days - that way they would have a day to rest). The children of Israel trust in the Lord and He provided for them, just like the Lord blesses us with all that we need to be strong and healthy. www.zionlexsc.com

Seventh Sunday of Easter Zion Lutheran Church + May 16, 2021 Indoor Worship ​ Go to zionLexsc.com/faithathome for more resources for practicing faith at home. Go to zionlexsc.com/giving for ways to give to support the ministry of Zion Lutheran Church. ​ Copyright Licenses: Augsburg Fortress #29104, OneLicense #A-723447, CCLI #11258684 and #20494020

We continue exploring God's creation! Join Pastor Nathan as we walk around Zion and see what God has made!

Hi, I am still thinking about what Jesus meant when He told Peter to Feed my sheep. This week, I’ve got the children of Israel on my mind. Remember they were slaves in Egypt and they wanted to get free. You can read about that in Exodus 8: 1-15. The children of Israel had to leave so quickly, they didn’t have time to let the bread dough rise. They just had to take the unleavened bread with them. It was a scary time but God was with them in so many ways. Just like God is with us everyday, all day long. We’ll do a little science experiment to illustrate the chemical reaction that takes place when bread rises. You’ll need a base, like baking soda and an acid, like vinegar. Be careful, this experiment could get messy. There’s a great song about this story. It’s called song called Pharaoh, Pharaoh, Let my People Go. www.Zionlexsc.com

Sixth Sunday of Easter Zion Lutheran Church + May 9, 2021 Indoor Worship Go to zionLexsc.com/faithathome for more resources for practicing faith at home. Go to zionlexsc.com/giving for ways to give to support the ministry of Zion Lutheran Church. ​ Copyright Licenses: Augsburg Fortress #29104, OneLicense #A-723447, CCLI #11258684 and #20494020

We continue exploring God's creation! Join Pastor Nathan as we walk around Zion and see what God has made!

Mother’s Day Hi, Let’s focus on two things this week. First let’s think about our Mothers. And second let’s think about what Jesus meant when He told Peter to Feed my sheep. Sunday, May 9 is Mother’s Day. It’s a good time to remember your Mom and all the things she does for you. The Ten Commandments teach us to Honor our Father and Mother. You can read them in the Bible, Exodus 20:1-17. One way to honor your mother is to help out in the kitchen. I’m going to make some extra healthy special double chocolate muffins for my Mom. That way, I can help her by making a nutritious snack. I’ll include the recipe in case you want to make them too. I’m also going to make her a card. You can make the card too. You just need colored paper, cup cake papers, glue, scissors and a good imagination. Have fun!

Fifth Sunday of Easter Zion Lutheran Church + May 2, 2021 Indoor Worship Go to zionLexsc.com/faithathome for more resources for practicing faith at home. Go to zionlexsc.com/giving for ways to give to support the ministry of Zion Lutheran Church. ​ Copyright Licenses: Augsburg Fortress #29104, OneLicense #A-723447, CCLI #11258684 and #20494020