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  • Phone: (281)-351-5757
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  • Mailing Address: 907 Hicks St Tomball, Texas 77375

 

 

Welcome

 Welcome to Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church

We invite you to join us for worship at Zion Lutheran Church! Because God "desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Timothy 2:4), we want you to come and hear the Good News of God's love for us and Christ's forgiveness of us which He won by dying on the cross for our sisns.

We gather together each week to hear God's Word, receive Christ's grace, and be strengthened by the Holy Spirit. We also enjoy fellowship as God's family and we are eager to welcome you to our church home.

Service Times

Divine Service- Sundays at 9:30am.
Join us as we receive the Word and Sacrament.

Bible Study and Sunday School at 11:00am in the Family Center gym.

Location

907 Hicks St., Tomball, TX US 77375

Plan your Visit

A hearty handshake, cowboy boots, and the beautiful Gospel given to all sinners is just some of the things you'll find at Zion. We welcome you to come find out what makes Zion different than most churches. We don't water down our Gospel with good works. Nowhere will you find something you have to do for your salvation. Zion only offers Christ's blood to wash away your sin and doubt. Come receive the saving grace of Christ crucified for you.

  • Where Do I Go?
  • What To Expect
  • Communion

Worship services are held in the church sanctuary Sunday morning.

If you are looking for a gathering for fellowship or Bible Study it usually will be in the gym or Family Center dining room area next to the gym.

Offices are located next to the parish hall behind the church.

When in doubt, please don't hesitate to ask for assistance. Zion treats our members and visitors like family and want you to feel right at home.

 

If you are new to Lutheranism or new to LCMS Lutheranism, please know you are welcome here at church, Bible study and fellowship. If you aren't a member of a Missouri Synod church we ask that you come to the altar for a blessing. Just cross your arms to indicate to the pastor your intentions. If you would like to learn more about Lutheranism or why Zion practices closed communion we invite you to contact Pastor Herbert for more information.