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Zion Lutheran in Deer Park | This is our church building, originally built over 100 years ago in Clayton, Washington and moved to its present location in the spring of 1950. To the east is the Fellowship Hall and to the west is a single wide trailer used as the Parsonage for Pastor Duane Anderson. | |
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Our Sanctuary |
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The communion table and rail
were built by Ron Ovnicek as
part of a 2001 remodel of the
sanctuary area. |
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Zion Fellowship Hall |
Open 10 am to 2 pm Mon. thru Thur. |
Here we have fellowship after Sunday services, soup suppers during Lent or Advent, special celebrations,meetings, and community outreach. | |
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If you’d like to put requests on the prayer chain, volunteer in one of our programs,or talk to Pastor Duane Anderson please contact the church office at 509-276-2954. You can also e-mail the church at zionlc@qwestoffice.netSmall Group Ministry:LIGHTS = Living In Good Health Through Scriptures Shared meal combined with health and scripture study every Teusday from 5:30 to 7 pm. Exception: during Lent or Easter The LIGHTS group moves to 5 pm Wednesday and is followed by the congregational Soup Supper and Communion Service. What makes a thriving Christian congregation? From God’s side: his deep grace through Jesus Christ. From our side with God’s help: commitment to God’s Word; commitment to prayer; commitment to deep, mutual relationships; and commitment to generous ministry. These are also the key components to
intentional small group ministry. Just what is an intentional Small Group? Essentially a Small Group is a regularly scheduled gathering of about eight to twelve people whose chief purpose is to
experience Christian community through prayer, Biblical reflection, mutual support and a group ministry task. | |
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Our Quilters |
Quilts for Lutheran World ReliefEach spring the pews are covered with a few of the beautiful colorful quilts that have been made by our quilters through the year. From 50 to 100 quilts are boxed and sent off to Lutheran World Relief or local camps or homeless programs.
Our dedicated quilters (Amy Helm, Lilly Mitchell, Elaine Linders, Judy Robertson, Shonnie Oches, and Roberta Schroeder) meet at 10:00am on Mondays. If you would like to join them, or help in some way, please contact Amy Helm (509) 276-5834. New quilters are always welcome.
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Do you have any new or gently-used flat twin sheets that you would be willing to donate to the quilters? If so, please bring them into the church office. They are used for the quilt backings and are always in need. New ones can be purchased inexpensively at Walmart, and donated to help the quilters.
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