God's Work, Whose Hands? Our Hands!

We are exactly half way into "God's Work, Our Hands" month at Zion! Hopefully and prayerfully, you have decided on a service project that is doable for you and speaks to a need you are passionate about meeting.

As for us (Gail & Kurt), we will be using the supplies in the picture to assemble first aid kits for the homeless. We have experienced first-hand how serious a simple injury can become without the proper sterile supplies, and we want to help. Stay tuned for some "during" and "after" pictures!

Your project needn't be as complicated as ours! (We don't know how to do simple, really. Have you met us?) Bake cookies for a neighbor. Do something to brighten someone's day. Again: bonus points for wearing a Zion shirt and documenting your act of service!
We look forward to receiving your pictures, videos, and written accounts of your acts of service. Please e-mail them to me by Monday, September 14th. We will be assembling a video and a photo slideshow for our celebration on Sunday, September 20th.

Go in peace and serve the Lord by serving your neighbor!

Serving with You,
Cantor Kurt R. Schmidt
Inviting, Equipping, and Serving at Zion
Next Thursday! Join Us by Video or Phone!

Zion is pleased to host this learning opportunity for our community and the Broward-Bahamas Conference ELCA congregations in partnership with Trustbridge of Broward and Palm Beach Counties. 

You can join by using your computer, tablet, or smartphone OR you can call and participate by phone only. To join the Zoom session on Thursday, September 10th, visit http://www.zoom.us/join or call (929) 205-6099 or (301) 715-8592. When prompted, enter the Meeting ID 984 2219 9672 and the Passcode 3146.

Anyone age 18 or older can complete Five Wishes. Please avail yourself of this important opportunity to be responsible and proactive for yourself and your loved ones.
"It's okay. I'm not a racist."

Dr. Ibram X Kendi would disagree with you.

According to Kendi, there is no such thing as being "not racist." In his transformative book, he defines the concept of antiracism to help us recognize, take responsibility for, and reject prejudices in society, our workplaces, and our personal beliefs.

Let us pursue justice together! So far, we have 12 individuals both locally and around the country who have committed to joining this study. We still have a few books available! Contact Cantor Schmidt to reserve a book.
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Pastor David E. Potter
954-421-3146, option 1 (Church)
954-297-3665 (Cell)
Cantor Kurt R. Schmidt
954-421-3146, option 2 (Church)
954-913-2125 (Cell)