Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church Our mission is to love, support and strengthen each other as God’s ambassadors,
sharing the Gospel message of salvation in Jesus Christ.

There is a famous saying "Preach the Gospel at all times, use words if necessary." We are called to live out what Jesus taught us in the gospels; spreading not just instruction and guidance but love and compassion as well. If you want to understand and receive God's grace, no matter where you are in your journey or, if you are interested in helping others in their journey to receiving God's grace,

You ARE welcome. "For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them" Matthew 18:20

In practice, this involves developing a deeper understanding of the Gospel, but it also involves developing friendship, fellowship, and engaging in ministries of service to others which reflect what Jesus taught us and allow us to use our God-given gifts for good. We Believe That:

God is the Holy Trinity. God the Father sent His Son to rescue and restore a fallen creation. The Holy Spirit is our helper and comforter. The Word of God, Holy Baptism and Holy Communion
are the means by which God delivers His gifts to us. Christian education is important. We provide many opportunities to grow in God’s grace. Zion Lutheran Church has been a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod since 1891. To learn more about the Missouri Synod, please visit the LCMS website at https://www.lcms.org

Extremes -  I will keep my eyes on Jesus, trusting Him to see me through whatever comes to me—whether it’s joy and succe...
06/18/2026

Extremes - I will keep my eyes on Jesus, trusting Him to see me through whatever comes to me—whether it’s joy and success, or whether it’s trouble, persecution, and what looks like failure. Because my job is to be faithful and to let God work through me.

https://www.lhm.org/dailydevotions/20260618/

06/17/2026

The catechism is a teaching companion and learning tool for children and adults alike. Luther’s intent was for his catechism to be read, memorized and referenced on repeat, as he himself said: “I must remain a child and pupil of the catechism, and am glad so to remain.”

These catechism memory cards have been compiled to help make what may seem like an insurmountable task in our hurried, 21st century context feel more achievable: coming to learn and love the main tenets of the faith. The point, of course, is not to achieve simple rote memorization for the sake of personal achievement. The goal is loftier. With eyes fixed to eternity, we memorize Scripture, the catechism and the truths of what we believe so that by internalizing and impressing such things upon our lips and hearts, our lives may be conformed to the words we discipline our minds to learn. We also commit these things to memory so that we are armed with words that bring truth and life when we are faced with temptation, doubt, even death itself. Finally, we memorize these things with our neighbors always on our mind — so that we are ready to confidently witness the Gospel, defend the faith, and serve our neighbor in deed and in truth (1 John 3:18).

These catechism memory cards from LCMS Family Ministry largely follow the pattern and layout of Luther’s Small Catechism. Most of the answers are taken verbatim from Scripture and from the catechism. Download a printable version and access an online edition: https://thelc.ms/49ts74i

Choose Your Master - Jesus set us free from the power of sin through His own suffering, death, and resurrection. And now...
06/17/2026

Choose Your Master - Jesus set us free from the power of sin through His own suffering, death, and resurrection. And now we belong to Him, to love Him and do what is good in God’s eyes—not out of fear or obligation, but out of free love and thankfulness.

https://www.lhm.org/dailydevotions/20270617/

06/17/2026

Great Opportunity for Wallingford Families! Our YSS Social Worker and Youth Intervention Coordinator will be collaborating together to provide education and resources at the Wallingford Library in July. Please see the flyer for more information!!

His Name - God is who we trust, and He is not a nameless, self-help kind of God. He is not an un-named power or force. H...
06/15/2026

His Name - God is who we trust, and He is not a nameless, self-help kind of God. He is not an un-named power or force. He is our Heavenly Father and the Father of our Savior Jesus Christ.

https://www.lhm.org/dailydevotions/20260615/

Third Sunday After Pentecost-26 [partial]  6/14/26
06/14/2026

Third Sunday After Pentecost-26 [partial] 6/14/26

Zion Lutheran Church235 Pond Hill Rd.Wallingford, CT 06492 Pas...

Christian Contribution to Flag DayThe more Americans realize how the irreligious and secularists have denied all America...
06/13/2026

Christian Contribution to Flag Day

The more Americans realize how the irreligious and secularists have denied all Americans a right to the appreciation of their Christian heritage, the more deeply they should be resolved not to allow succeeding generations to be robbed of this important treasure. Lamentably, most church leaders are not prepared to offer those historical answers to the irreligious who ask a reason for the hope that is in them. Americans in general and Christians in particular must be willing to not only come to an appreciation of these important historical facts concerning our national heritage, but they must be willing to assume responsibility to advocate this heritage to succeeding generations. As President Eisenhower said, ". . . in this way we shall constantly strengthen those spiritual weapons which forever will be our country’s most powerful resource, in peace or in war."

https://christianheritagefellowship.com/flag-day-a-christian-contribution-to-america

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235 Pond Hill Road
Wallingford, CT
06492

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