Daily Prayer Meetings
During this time of social distancing, we desire to still be relationally and spiritually connected as a community. To that end, we will be holding daily prayer meetings at 8 […]
Entries by Greg
Zion E-News (3-19-2020)
Connect to God Joins us this Sunday for Zion worship online. You can find our service at zionreformed.online.church or from the first banner on our website at www.zionreformed.org. Worship will […]
Consistory Update (3-18-2020)
Dear Zion Family, The last week or so has been a bit of a whirlwind with school closings, restaurant closings, and growing anxiety in our society over the Covid-19 virus. […]
Zion E-News (Special Edition)
Dear Zion Family, We value people over programs or events at Zion. God’s commandment to love our neighbors means that we need to watch out for one another, especially for those […]
Home Worship for March 15, 2020
Pastor Greg Comments: We are living in an anxious time for many people. The economy seems unsteady. A disease we do not fully understand and cannot see is making inroads […]
Matthew 6:1-18 ~ An Audience of One
Text: Matthew 6:1-18 Title: An Audience of One Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower There is perhaps no greater influence in Christian discipleship and moral thinking than the Sermon on the Mount. […]
Zion E-News (3-5-2020)
For years, Georgetown Township has had a dark, dingy looking library. It held the books. Their staff were welcoming and helpful. But, it wasn’t the kind of space you wanted […]
Matthew 6:19-24 ~ Where is Your Treasure?
Text: Matthew 6:19-24 Title: Where is Your Treasure? Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower There is perhaps no greater influence in Christian discipleship and moral thinking than the Sermon on the Mount. […]
Zion E-News (2-27-2020)
From dust you are to dust you will return. Our Ash Wednesday service is my favorite worship service of the year. It doesn’t change much from year to year. The […]
Matthew 5:21-48 ~ A Matter of the Heart
Text: Matthew 5:21-48 Title: A Matter of the Heart Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower There is perhaps no greater influence in Christian discipleship and moral thinking than the Sermon on the […]
