Zion Lutheran Church Children's Message for Sunday January 24th We talk to our kitchen friends today!

Week of January 17: Two Kings This week we can think about two Kings. Herod was King of Judea and Jesus was called King of Kings. They were really different kings. Herod ruled for about 40 years and Jesus still rules. Zionlexsc.com

Second Sunday after Epiphany January 17, 2021 + Zion Lutheran Church 9:00am In Person 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

Zion Lutheran Church Children's Message for Sunday January 17th We talk to our friend Mr. Spoon this week!

Wise Men find the way This season of the church year is called Epiphany. It starts on January 6 and marks the day the Wise Men found Jesus. The wise men read the prophesies about the coming of a king. They followed a star to find that king. It led them to the baby Jesus. I wonder what it was like to travel all that way back before there were cars and big roads? I wonder what they thought when they met Jesus? I don’t know the answers to those questions but I do know that we can learn all about Jesus and His life and teachings just by reading the Bible. I am glad we have God’s Word to help us find our way. ZionLexSC.com

First Sunday after Epiphany January 10, 2021 + Zion Lutheran Church 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

Zion Children's Message Baptism of our Lord Sunday This week an old friend joins us.

Week of January 3rd: Make a Christingle The Christmas season might be over but Jesus is always with us. Just like the prophet Isaiah said, the people walking in darkness have seen a great light ( Isaiah 9:2) We know that Isaiah was talking about Jesus coming into the world. Today, we can make a Christingle to help us remember all the things Jesus does for us. Making Christingles is a tradition in the Moravian Church. It’s fun and easy. This is what you need: 1. an orange or a clementine, to represent the world 2. red ribbon, to represent Jesus death on the cross 3. 4 tooth picks, one for each season of the year 4. some raisons, nuts or other soft fruit, to represent our blessings 5. a small candle, to represent Jesus Zionlexsc.com