Worship at Zion’s

14196023_1274155585936532_5999694468011499307_oZion’s regularly gathers for worship on Sundays at 10:30 AM (all year long) and Wednesdays at 6:15 PM (during the school year).
Our Sunday morning service is held in the sanctuary and includes hymns, prayers,  a sermon, and Holy Communion.
Our Wednesday evening gathering is a “Rejoicing Spirits” worship service, held in the Social Hall with lots of up-beat, participatory songs, a responsive scripture reading, prayers, and a short, interactive sermon. This service is informal and especially welcoming of wiggles and joyful noises.
Who can come to worship?
Both worship services are for people of all ages.  We have handicapped parking, and an elevette to comfortably transport persons needing assistance into the sanctuary.  Nursery care is generally available one Sunday a month during the school year. Please contact the Church Office for the schedule. Many households worship with their children, so we are used to a bit of background noise (with the Pastor’s kid often being the loudest)!

What can you expect at our worship?

Well…you can read about it on this page — or you can watch it online!  In worship we hear God’s Word, sing God’s praises and share the Lord’s Supper together.  You might classify our worship style as “traditional” but we have hymns and anthems from every generation.  We do like singing in our congregation!  We have a very family friendly worship, with a weekly children’s sermon. If you or a young one ever needs a break from the worship space, we live-stream the service in the Gathering Area (located on the main floor) and there are some toys available there, too.

How do I get there?

Our address is 103 E Market St., Jonestown PA.  From 72, go East on Jonestown road, which becomes Market St.  If you are coming from 22, either go South on 72 (and then East on Jonestown road) or take old Route 22 south.  This also becomes Market St.  You can also plug our address in here for more specific directions.

Where can I park?

We have a parking lot at the church.  If it is full, check out King Street (which runs north and south).  There is normally ample parking here.