2022 Lenten Sermon Series

Handed Over: The Sufferings and Supper of Jesus

What do the sufferings of Christ teach us about His Supper—and what might His Supper teach us about
His sufferings? Each Wednesdays we will follow the journey of Christ to the cross and learn what it promises about His gift to us at the altar.

March 2: Handed Over to Sinners

March 9: Handed Over to God

March 16: Handed Over to Mockery

March 23: Handed Over to Judgment

March 30: Handed Over to Death

April 6: Handed Over to Rest

Sundays in Lent: “The Living Word”

What is the word of God, and what does it do? Starting the First Sunday in Lent (March 6), our lessons
and preaching will set forth answers to these two questions and how they connect with all our daily experience in the Christian life. How does it defend us? Offend us? Convert, console, and renew our minds? Why does it do these things?

March 6: A Good Defense

March 13: A Good Offense

March 20: Conversion

March 27: Communion

April 3: Renewed

April 10: Trustworthy

Click the Image above to register!

Join the men’s Bible class at Zion Lutheran Church (corner of 6th and Grant Streets) for the annual Men’s Breakfast on Maundy Thursday, April 6, at 6:30 a.m. Tickets are $10 and may be reserved in advance (phone or online) or purchased at the door; full breakfast buffet will be provided. The guest speaker is Rev. Dr. Patrick Bayens. A Sheboygan native, Dr. Bayens teaches theology at Concordia University-Chicago and formerly taught at Concordia College-New York. Dr. Bayens has served as a devoted churchman all his life, ministering to several parishes before taking up the task of full-time teaching. He is the author of The Gospel of Mark: Mediations on the Beginning of the Good News. Register online by clicking here!

Listen Live on WSAU radio every Sunday

85th Anniversary of the Wausau Lutheran Hour

On Easter Sunday, March 28, 1937, two months after Wausau’s first radio station, WSAU, went on the air (Jan. 31), Zion broadcast its first service over the radio airwaves from the old church at 5th and Scott Streets.

Through the efforts of Zion’s Pastor Paul Roehrs and WSAU’s Chief Engineer, Roland Richardt (a member of Zion), the Wausau Lutheran Hour began. The broadcast has flourished over the years through the support of members of Zion, and others from the Wausau area, who sponsored broadcasts in memory of departed loved ones, birthdays, or anniversaries. This broadcast has been a blessing to thousands of homebound persons in Central Wisconsin, has reached ears around the world thanks to the Internet, and has served as an irreplaceable asset to our worship during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Listen to our Sunday 9:00 am Worship Service by tuning into WSAU 550 AM, 99.9 FM and 95.1 FM. You can also listen live on WSAU and clicking on Listen Live.

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