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We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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Momentum is a 3-day camp for rising 5th-8th graders located at ZPC. Wednesday, May 31-Friday, June 2, 2023, 9 am-5 pm daily. Cost is $25. We will worship together, enjoy interactive Bible study, experience close small groups, and have a ton of fun bonding and learning. This will be a great summer camp event!

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NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

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This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on a fantastical celebration of how following Jesus changes the game. Spin the spinner, beat the clock, skip ahead, level up, and play to win!We will have fun with games while learning that Jesus guides us through all the twists and turns of our lives and, even when they mess up, it is never "game over!" 

WHEN: Sunday, June 11 through Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 6-8 pm

 AGES: 4 years old through completed 4th grade
*nursery is available (birth-3 years old for those parents volunteering)

Child Registration

Volunteer Registration

> Contact Becky Woods with questions.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join us on a fantastical celebration of how following Jesus changes the game. Spin the spinner, beat the clock, skip ahead, level up, and play to win!We will have fun with games while learning that Jesus guides us through all the twists and turns of our lives and, even when they mess up, it is never "game over!" 

WHEN: Sunday, June 11 through Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 6-8 pm

 AGES: 4 years old through completed 4th grade
*nursery is available (birth-3 years old for those parents volunteering)

Child Registration

Volunteer Registration

> Contact Becky Woods with questions.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

Join us on a fantastical celebration of how following Jesus changes the game. Spin the spinner, beat the clock, skip ahead, level up, and play to win!We will have fun with games while learning that Jesus guides us through all the twists and turns of our lives and, even when they mess up, it is never "game over!" 

WHEN: Sunday, June 11 through Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 6-8 pm

 AGES: 4 years old through completed 4th grade
*nursery is available (birth-3 years old for those parents volunteering)

Child Registration

Volunteer Registration

> Contact Becky Woods with questions.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

Join us on a fantastical celebration of how following Jesus changes the game. Spin the spinner, beat the clock, skip ahead, level up, and play to win!We will have fun with games while learning that Jesus guides us through all the twists and turns of our lives and, even when they mess up, it is never "game over!" 

WHEN: Sunday, June 11 through Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 6-8 pm

 AGES: 4 years old through completed 4th grade
*nursery is available (birth-3 years old for those parents volunteering)

Child Registration

Volunteer Registration

> Contact Becky Woods with questions.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

Join us on a fantastical celebration of how following Jesus changes the game. Spin the spinner, beat the clock, skip ahead, level up, and play to win!We will have fun with games while learning that Jesus guides us through all the twists and turns of our lives and, even when they mess up, it is never "game over!" 

WHEN: Sunday, June 11 through Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 6-8 pm

 AGES: 4 years old through completed 4th grade
*nursery is available (birth-3 years old for those parents volunteering)

Child Registration

Volunteer Registration

> Contact Becky Woods with questions.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

Dip your toes in or jump off the diving board! Join your Faithful Mom friends for a pool party on Saturday, June 17, from 1-3 pm. Refreshments, encouragement, laughter and faithful moms included.

RSVP to Lisa Price for location information.

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

We are accepting nominations for the offices of Elders and Deacons at ZPC. As members of ZPC, it is a blessing and responsibility to nominate and elect the elders and deacons who will lead us over the next three years. This process should only be undertaken with scriptural guidance and much prayer. 

Members of the Board of Deacons serve as the leaders of ZPC’s care team ministries and serve as the coordinator and spiritual caretaker of one geographical group. Elders, who along with the pastoral staff, make up the Session, are the spiritual and administrative leaders of the church. They exercise leadership, government, and discipline and have responsibility for the life of our church and its mission. 

The ZPC Nominating Committee will prepare a slate of nominees for the offices of Deacon and Elder for the Class of 2026. Needed are four Elders and nine Deacons, for class of 2025, and eight who will serve through December 2026.  The Presbyterian Church (USA) has also identified specific qualifications and responsibilities for the offices of elder and deacon, which are listed below. 

You may nominate anyone who is a current active member of ZPC, including yourself. We are praying for your wisdom and ours as we pursue this important task together. 

Deacon Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

The office of deacon as set forth in scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, of exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, warm sympathies, and sound judgment should be chosen for this office. 

It is the duty of deacons, first of all, to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith. They shall assume such other duties as may be delegated to them from time to time by the session, such as leading the people in worship through prayers of intercession, reading the Scriptures, presenting the gifts of the people, and assisting with the Lord’s Supper. 

Elder Qualifications and Responsibilities: 

Elders should be persons of faith, dedication, and good judgment. Their manner of life should be a demonstration of the Christian gospel, both within the church and in the world. 

It is the duty of elders, individually and jointly, to strengthen and nurture the faith and life of the congregation committed to their charge. Together with the pastor, they should encourage the people in the worship and service of God, equip and renew them for their tasks within the church and for their mission in the world, visit and comfort and care for the people, with special attention to the poor, the sick, the lonely, and those who are oppressed. They should inform the pastor and session of those persons and structures which may need special attention. They should assist in worship. Those duties which all Christians are bound to perform by the law of love are especially incumbent upon elders because of their calling to office and are to be fulfilled by them as official responsibilities. 

+ Laura Nelson

NOMINATE INDIVIDUALS

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Come out and swing a hammer, hang siding, or put paint on the walls for this year's Faith Build with Habitat for Humanity of Boone County. This year we are building for our own Ronnie Jordan!

For each day we need 10 volunteer builders, a lunch provider, and devotion leader if possible.

JUNE 21 SIGN UP

JUNE 23 SIGN UP

JUNE 24 SIGN UP

+ Liz Qua

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

Come out and swing a hammer, hang siding, or put paint on the walls for this year's Faith Build with Habitat for Humanity of Boone County. This year we are building for our own Ronnie Jordan!

For each day we need 10 volunteer builders, a lunch provider, and devotion leader if possible.

JUNE 21 SIGN UP

JUNE 23 SIGN UP

JUNE 24 SIGN UP

+ Liz Qua

Come out and swing a hammer, hang siding, or put paint on the walls for this year's Faith Build with Habitat for Humanity of Boone County. This year we are building for our own Ronnie Jordan!

For each day we need 10 volunteer builders, a lunch provider, and devotion leader if possible.

JUNE 21 SIGN UP

JUNE 23 SIGN UP

JUNE 24 SIGN UP

+ Liz Qua

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

At both services (9 and 10:45 am) May 28-August 13.

• Birth - age 3 will not have changes. They will check-in and go to the room listed on the name tag. These children will be picked up in that room.
• Age 4 - 4th grade will check-in and go to the Sanctuary with parents. Mid-service they will be released to meet Mrs. Becky, Mrs. Jennifer, and Mrs. Linda in the back of the Sanctuary. We will take your child to class where we will have planned activities to teach the story of the week. You will pick up your child in the classroom listed on the name tag.
• When you pick up your child, you must present the security tag. Especially during the summer months we need you to help us in this way while some volunteers are out on vacation and others are filling in for them. See some tips below!

Why are we doing this? ZPC values the corporate worship experience and this is an opportunity to expose our covenant children to that experience and begin to teach them what a worship service is, why it is important, and how to act in that space. Of course kids are going to make noise and struggle to pay attention! That is to be expected, and our church family is excited to welcome them into this space and help them learn the value of what happens in a service.

During the school year we pack every moment of class time full of intentional and meaningful opportunities to grow your kids in God's Word and truth. For this season, we would like to have them also learn from Jason, Pastor Jerry, and Pastor Scott. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to having space to talk about the service when we get back to classrooms. We want our children to grow up and stay in the church. For them to make this personal choice as an emerging adult, we need to be actively exposing them to what happens in the church and helping them understand why it is important and good. The more opportunities they have to see the value of worship and experience God in that space, the more likely they are to choose a life of faith and worship for themselves once they leave the home.

If you have questions about classes for the summer or want tips for helping your child in the service, contact Becky Woods.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Join our senior ministry for luncheons, dynamic speakers, and entertainment the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 
> Barb Luther

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

Would you like to walk in Jerusalem on the steps of the Temple Mount? At the site where David and Goliath fought? Around the Sea of Galilee where the Gospels take place? At Bethlehem where Jesus was born or in Jerusalem where Jesus died and was resurrected? Then join Pastor Scott Shelton on the ZPC Israel Biblical Study Trip, April 6-19, 2024. 
+ Scott Shelton [317.873.6503]

REGISTER

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]

This class will study The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis Jan 8-March 5. This book addresses the relationship between gracious sovereignty and human obedience/disobedience. This class is intended for adults, high school, and middle school students. We will read aloud two chapters a week and have interactive dialogue, discussion, and fun! Books will be provided. 

+ Stan Johnson [ ; 781.883.5577]

+ Jim Cochrane [ ; 317.650.9668]

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us on Sundays for worship services at 9 or 10:45 am in the Sanctuary. Children's programming [birth through 4th grade] and Middle School [5th through 8th grades] programing is available during during both services.

Join us each week in the Library as we pray over the needs of our church family, Food Pantry clients, our community, and the world. It's a privilege to lift our requests and praises for God's blessing and provision.

Starting Anew is a ZPC ministry designed to provide loving support to widows while we discover God’s new plan for our lives. Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm at ZPC. Contact Barb for more information.

> Barb Luther

This men's group meets each Thursday morning. Doors open around 6:15 am for fellowship and coffee. The lesson begins about 6:35 am with a hard stop by 7:30 am. A Zoom option is available.

Topic: We are going to dig into the Gospel of John. The fall session will take us into December covering the first 11 chapters (skip Thanksgiving). We'll take a brief Christmas break, then we'll resume again for the remainder of John in the spring.

> Phil Carr [317.513.1430]