March 20, 2020

At the church council meeting last night, we decided to suspend all in-person church activities for a while, in concordance with the directions of Governor Evers. We will, however, continue to worship as a community. Each Sunday as we are unable to gather physically for worship, we will livestream worship at 10:00. Obviously, there will be no communion, nor will we have hymns to sing together. But we can still gather in prayer and in the God’s Word. These services will be livestreamed and posted on our website (https://www.zionsuperior.org – see more information below this article). I would encourage you all to join together at that time.

I would also recommend our Facebook page (Zion Lutheran Church, Superior, WI) for updates and periodic postings about what’s going on. I will try to put up some devotions throughout this time as best as I can.

This is a wonderful reminder that the church is not the building in which we meet, but rather the Body of Christ gathered by the Holy Spirit wherever we are and in whatever circumstances we find ourselves.

God Bless us, everyone!
Pastor Victor

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Live Stream Worship

On Sundays, few minutes before 10:00 please go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs74h1pTJ_Rh2IqPfJ311ig/ to watch live. If you are Gmail user, please subscribe to our YouTube channel, enable notifications by clicking little bell icon, and you will get real time notifications whenever there’s a live stream or a new video available.

Update October 8
Due to weather and regulations, Sunday worship will only be livestreamed at 10am and posted on our website. I would encourage you all to join together at that time. https://www.zionsuperior.org I would also recommend our Facebook page (Zion Lutheran Church, Superior, WI) for updates and periodic postings about what’s going on.
I will try to put up some devotions throughout this time as best as I can.
Pastor Victor

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Song for Sunday October 18

Covid Opening Letter to Congregation

Welcome in the name of Jesus Christ

who frees us from sin and gives us love and peace.

This is one of the most common greetings in the Bible. In this the greeter wishes the undeserved love (grace) of Jesus Christ and the peace of mind, body, spirit, and soul, that only comes through a relationship with our triune God (Father, Son and Holy Spirit), upon the one being welcomed. We at Zion Lutheran Church truly want this for each person who comes among us, either on this web page or in our presence at church. We want you to join us in worship and celebration of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We want to share the love and hope we have found in Him here in our community. We want you to learn why we are smiling.