Lutherans deepen their relationship with God with Spiritual Practices
We worship and praise God for what God has done for us in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. We at Zion Lutheran Church use the church year to help form us spiritually as disciples of Jesus.
We use the church year because each season gives us a different perspective of how God established a relationship with us and calls us to discipleship in Jesus.
The season of Pentecost
We are currently in the season of Pentecost. It is the longest season of the church calendar and runs from Pentecost Sunday in late May/early June to the first Sunday in Advent. The color for this season is green, which symbolizes growth. During this season the church reflects on God's mission and ministry in the world, what it is to be and grow as a disciple of Christ, and celebrates God's unique relationship with humankind.
The practice of using Labyrinths
To help you walk your Spiritual Path we offer Labyrinths to deepen your relationship with God. The two different labyrinths we offer are an indoor Santa Rosa Labyrinth and an outdoor Cretan Labyrinth.
The practice of Praying the Lutheran Rosary
Lutherans form the Christian person through worship, catechesis, and individual prayer. Praying the Lutheran rosary which is based upon the six chief parts of the Catechism gives us an opportunity to combine catechesis and individual prayer. For more details on the actual form check out the ELCA website.
