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| Sunday Worship 8:15
a.m. Traditional Nursery services available at 9:30 and 11. Classes for Youth and Adults are offered on Sundays as well.
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| Location 1501
West Liberty Phone:
734-994-4455
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What We Teach and Believe at Zion God is three persons yet one God. The title we use to express this mystery is the Trinity. God has always existed. God the Father created the cosmos and continues to provide for the needs of every aspect of it, including each of us. We believe that God knows us by name. God the Son, Jesus Christ, is true God and true human. At the right time, he was born into our humanity, lived among us proclaiming God’s love, died to pay the price for human sin, and came back to life on the day we call Easter. In doing this, he has saved us from sin and death and has given us formidable forgiveness, absolute acceptance and limitless life. God the Holy Spirit gives us the power to follow Christ and live each day fully and joyfully. The Bible is God’s revealed truth and shapes all that we believe about God and our relationships with God and one another. We are a sacramental people. That is, the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion are important to us and are a central part of our life. When this earthly life is completed, there is a never-ending life, amazingly beyond the joys of our imagination, that awaits the people of God in Jesus Christ. The church is not a denomination nor is it a building. The church is the body of Christ, which includes all who believe that Jesus Christ is their Lord and Savior. No walls, no boundaries, all believers across the globe and throughout time are the church. The people at Zion are not members with names on a roster. They are each gifted to serve in unique and beautiful ways. As we join our God-given spiritual gifts together, we bring love and hope to our community and the world in the name and through the power of Jesus Christ. The people of God at Zion care for each other and value one another in a real way that is not based upon outward appearances, but inner worth and importance. It is the way of Jesus. |