Zion Lutheran Church

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Fax 316-283-0950
We are located on the corner of S. W. Poplar
and 3rd street in Newton.

Welcome in the Name of Christ -
The members of Zion welcome you! Your presence is a blessing to us, and we pray that your faith will be strengthened through the Good News of the gift of salvation freely given by our Heavenly Father.
Our Church is affiliated with the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod and with the Kansas LCMS. We hope you spend some time learning about the Lutheran Church at these sites and check out the rest of our site for news and events at Zion, and we would invite everyone to come by to worship with us.
If you have questions for Pastor or for Angie Staley please feel free to call the Church office, or e-mail them from the links on this page.

Donna Williams, Youth Coordinator
Kendra Hancock, Director of Preschool
Lynn Beebe, Bookkeeper

If you should have an Emergency or need Pastoral care:
Please telephone the Church Office at 283-1441. After office hours, please call an Elder. They are listed below by Member Assignment according to the beginning letter of your last name

Sunday Mornings; 8:45 AM Education Hour (Classes for all ages) 9:30 AM Fellowship Time 10:00 AM The Divine Service
Holy Communion is offered every Sunday.
Children are always welcome, and our nursery is available during Sunday School.

I - M: Leland Ames; 283-8772
N - R: Geoffrey Christensen; 283-2733

Recording Secretary - Angie Staley
Board of Elders - Leland Ames, Phil Beebe, Geoffrey Christensen, Mark Geidel, Tom Haeder and Gil Michel
Board of Education - Heather Martin
Board of Evangelism - Mike Carpenter
Board of Preschool - Janet Gunn

Board of Trustees - Lyle Jensen
S. S. Superintendent - Diane Regier
Assistant S.S. Superintendent - Esther Bahr and Melissa Lawrence

Our Mission Statement
"With thanksgiving for the blessings of the Triune God -
Father, Son,and Holy Spirit, the people of Zion Lutheran Church:

Provide spiritual nourishment through Word and Sacraments
to worship and glorify our Lord;
Spread the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ;
Share time, talents, and treasures in service to our Lord;
Encourage fellowship to nurture Christian lifestyle;

So that all may know salvation which is theirs through grace."

An exciting highlight in the history of the Reformation was Martin Luther's bold testimony before high-level authorities at the Diet (Assembly) of Worms in 1521. They asked Luther to take back everything he had written against the church and what he said were false teachings. His inspired and courageous reply:
Unless you can prove from the Bible that I have made wrong statements and have spoken contrary to God's Word, I refuse to recant (take back). My conscience is bound in the Word of God. Here I stand! I cannot do otherwise! God help me. Amen.
We thank God for His servant Martin Luther, who taught his world and continues to teach our world today the Biblical truths that:
Our beliefs and teachings come from the Bible alone. We are saved by God's grace (His undeserved love) alone. We are saved through faith (not by works) alone.
Learn more about Dr. Martin Luther and Reformation of the Roman Catholic Church

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