Our Mt Zion youth are sending a work team to Hazard, Kentucky from June 12-18 to work with the Appalachian Service Project. The team includes five high schoolers and three adult chaperones. Work project They will be starting an insulation project on a trailer home, which will include removing old...
The Mt Zion Annual Report is now available prior to the annual congregational meeting of Mt Zion Lutheran Church. The annual meeting will take place Sunday, June 27, 2021 at 10:30 am in the Gathering Space, following the worship service at 9:30. Copies of the annual report are available here...
Wauwatosa has a mask ordinance until June 16. However, on May 18 the Common Council amended the ordinance to say that fully vaccinated people do not need to wear masks and may resume all activities in accordance with the CDC guidelines. This ordinance does not change the mask requirement for...
Choose to join us in person or virtually! Although we are now meeting in person for services and other events, you can still join us virtually through the miracles of modern technology! This page lists the many opportunities available to you and will be updated periodically as we develop new...
Tosa Cares is one of five finalists chosen by Waterstone Bank to participate in their 100th Anniversary Giving Campaign. Now they need to decide how to split $100,000 between the five nonprofits. Each day during the month of April, you can visit Waterstone’s website and vote for your favorite. The...
Covid-19 indicators have returned to green, and green means GO! We have approved the re-opening of our church doors for small groups and for worship. Small groups are welcome to return. This includes small groups from Mt Zion (ex. Book Club, Women of Heart Bible Study, and Writer’s Circle), as...
Voices of Zion resumed rehearsals during the pandemic Last fall, the time of year that all the church activities resume meeting after a refreshing summer break, Voices of Zion were anxious to resume practicing. However in 2020, public singing was recognized as a way to spread Covid. The research on...
Worship at Mt Zion looks different in 2020, but we are celebrating Christmas with old traditions done in new ways! Our building is closed due to COVID, which leaves outdoor activities (brrrrr) and virtual activities. But we have gotten better at doing both, so be sure to schedule your Christmas...
The stable is back along the North Avenue side of the Mt Zion and will again feature actors playing the roles of the holy family, shepherds, wise men and angels. Live animals will also be present to add to the scene. Plan to visit the Live Nativity on Friday, December...
Mt Zion is again TEMPORARILY CLOSING for indoor activities, effective immediately on October 20, 2020. We are following the Milwaukee County key indicators on the Covid 19 dashboard. On October 19, for the first time since May, the “testing” marker and the “tracing” marker turned red. As a result, Mt...