Seminar Video Available, Teacher & Staff Appreciation Day, My Hope Sunday (Pastoral Emphasis for 9/18)

Yesterday's seminar on Communicating for Deeper Relationships was great. If you missed it, check out the video of the seminar. We hope to have the speaker, Omar King, return next year to continue on this topic.

The pandemic impacted many areas of our lives but one that was particularly impacted was the school system. So to show our love and support for the Wake County Public School System, Mt. Zion is partnering with Trinity Park Church to host our Cast Your Cares outreach event on Saturday, 10/1 at 10 AM. We want to show our care and support to WCPSS teachers and staff by offering an engaging and interactive seminar that will address the topics of depression & anxiety, work & home life balance, and self-care. There will be gift baskets and gas card giveaways for the teachers and staff. Let’s spread the word and share it with your WCPSS employee friends.

Our next My Hope Sunday will be October 9. All of our members are asked to commit to inviting at least one unbeliever or unchurched person to join us at church on My Hope Sunday. During that service, we will share the hope we have in Jesus Christ. We have commitment cards where you can write down the name(s) of those you are committed to inviting. We will collect the commitment cards on 10/2. Start praying about who you will invite for My Hope Sunday.

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