Spirit
Weekly Sermon
Sunday Sermon
October 11, 2020
Pr. Matthew Bode
Just because we aren't gathering for service at this time doesn't mean you have to go without your weekly sermon or worship.
Zion is committed to staying connected and being a resource of hope during this time of separation.
Remember to
breathe
and know the
is with you
ONLINE WORSHIP
We continue to be God's people separated by miles but bound together by the body of Christ. Join us for online worship Sundays at 10:30am and Wednesdays at 7pm.
A reminder, it is a live worship service with interactive parts. Please feel free to invite friends and family from across the region and nation.
Sunday Morning
Worship 10:30am
Ways to Join
Use the information below to join us for online worship. You will be connected to online worship via Zoom video conferencing.
Meeting ID: 972 4592 2829
If you prefer to call in by phone, use the number below.
(312) 626-6799
Meeting ID: 972 4592 2829
Wednesday Hope 7pm
Ways to Join
Use the information below to join us for online worship. You will be connected to online worship via Zoom video conferencing.
Meeting ID: 937 4467 5511
If you prefer to call in by phone, use the number below.
(312) 626-6799
Meeting ID: 937 4467 5511
Community Resources
Oakland County
COVID-19
Information
Oakland County Health Division (OCHD) is working closely with healthcare providers, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to actively monitor the presence of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the community. OCHD is providing information about how to prevent the illness and stay healthy, and where to get testing and help.
Recovery & Mental Health
Recovery
Mental Health
For staying healthy in mind during these times:
Coloring pages to spiritually uplift anxious adults!
Slow down and take a few soothing breaths - Video
30 Grounding Techniques to Quiet Distressing Thoughts
Dealing With Depression: A Resource Guide
If you or someone you know is suffering from depression, it can be difficult to know where to turn. There are many excellent resources online that you can use to find out more about depression, including treatments, where to get help, and support for family and friends.Click the link for websites, organizations and other helpful resources available to anyone who has been diagnosed with or suspects they are suffering from depression.
A family devotional written for these times to help stay spiritually grounded, as well as busy!
Outdoor Activity
For mental, spiritual and physical health
Metroparks
If you’re looking for things you and your family can do over the next few weeks, your Metroparks have some options for you to consider. Across the 13 Metroparks properties, you can walk, bike or hike a variety of trails, paddle our rivers or just sit back and enjoy the nature around you as spring returns to Southeast Michigan.
Senior
Resource Libary
Due to changes in mobility and cognition over time (and in the midst of a global pandemic), it's only natural that our needs change as well. Not every senior has family nearby to lean on, which is where the church community can step up and support seniors in a big way.
Below is a great list of resources for helping seniors with needs related to aging in place, daily living and combating social isolation.
15 Ways to Support Seniors in Our Community
4 Questions to Ask About Senior Safety At Home
Safety at Home: 10 Common Safety Hazards Around the House
Most Common In-Home Injuries for Seniors and How to Prevent Them
11 Low-Cost Aging in Place Modifications You Can Do Yourself
18 Signs Your Aging Parent Needs Help
The 5 Tasks Seniors Need Help With the Most
Protective Face Masks: Resources on Making and Wearing Them
Healthy Aging in Place: 3 Ideas for Seniors Who Want to Eat Nutritiously
18 Quick, Easy and Healthy Meals for Seniors
Transportation: What Caregivers Need to Know
Five Facts You Need to Know About Senior Isolation
How to Prevent Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing
6 Ways to Help Seniors Stay Social
33 Practical and Creative Senior Care Package Ideas
Tips to Help Seniors Boost Physical and Mental Health During Quarantine
Memory Care Facilities
Memory Care Facilities is a free service that helps families who have loved ones with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Through our free search tool and nationwide database of memory care facilities, families who are in need of memory care for their loved ones are able to find licensed care homes and communities in their location which are best equipped to take care of their loved ones. Click Here to learn more.