Beliefs

ZION

Zion is a tradition established by God himself; a tradition of how to pray and praise God Almighty as taught by Old Testament prophets and their prophecies. Zion Christian Church believes that:

We praise and honour one God, the Almighty (Exodus 20: 3)
We keep all statutes and judgements (Deut. 4: 4-6)
Offerings are presented to God Almighty as we saw with Cain and Abel (Genesis 4: 2); Solomon (2 Chronicles 1:6, Psalms 50:5), and that The Lord is worshipped and praised through offerings (Psalms 50: 23; 1 Chronicles 16: 29).
Pledges should be made before God Almighty (Psalms 50: 14; Psalms 65: 1).

God’s kingdom should be built here on earth as we saw with King Solomon (2 Chronicles 2: 4; 2: 5), King David (2 Chronicles 29: 2-3) and with Nehemiah (Nehemiah 2: 5)
Tithes (10%) of all earnings should be presented to God Almighty as we saw with Abraham presenting his to the High Priest Melchizedek (Genesis 14: 17), with Jacob’s pledge (Genesis 28: 22); and as taught by Malachi (Malachi 3: 10).
The Lord’s House should be filled to the brim with offerings (2 Chronicles 31: 10; 29: 31; 2 Kings 4: 10).
Three times a year people should appear before The Lord their God (Deut. 16: 16; 5: 12) and shall not appear before Him empty-handed (Deut. 16: 16b and 16: 17).

CHRISTIAN

Zion Christian Church also believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ as seen in the New Testament Books, from Matthew to John, where Christ declared Himself as, “the way, the truth, and the life” and where we saw Him commission His great mission to fight sickness and poverty, saying thus: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised” (Luke 4: 18) And where he taught that:

There is Heaven and Hell (Matthew 25)
Besides holding fast to statutes and judgements, what leads us to Heaven is to work for the Kingdom of God (Matthew 25: 32; Matthew 25: 1; Matthew 6:33)
Complete worshiping includes: generous giving (Matthew 6: 18), fasting (Matthew 6: 16) and serving the Heavenly kingdom (Matthew 6: 19)
Pledges should be made before God Almighty (Psalms 50: 14; Psalms 65: 1).
God despises slothful people and we should work hard so as to be self-sufficient and so as to come before the Lord our God with gifts in our hands (Matthew 25: 26; 20: 6).

CHURCH

Zion Christian Church believes in and continues all the work and evangelism done in the name of Jesus Christ as begun in the Acts of the Apostles and other books chronicling God’s work after the death of Christ where it has been preached that He is, “the way, the truth, and the life.”

We believe we are part of those:

Commissioned to preach the Gospel to the uttermost parts of the world (Acts 1: 8) so as to build the Kingdom of God on Earth
Who organise themselves for the ministry of the word; to teach and preach Jesus Christ exhorting people to repent; for fighting demons and evil spirits and, for supporting the operation of the ministry
Empowered by the Comforter, the Holy Spirit of Truth (John 14: 16) which gives us the power in the name of Jesus Christ our Saviour to:

Be witnesses of Christ to the uttermost parts of the world
Work for the Kingdom of Heaven
Convert
Prophesy (Acts 2: 17)

FAQs

What do I need to know if I'm visiting for the first time?

If you’re visiting for the first time, you can expect a warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere. Our greeters will be happy to assist you with any questions you may have. We suggest arriving about 15 minutes early to find parking and get settled. Feel free to dress comfortably; there is no formal dress code. We also have a Welcome Center in the lobby where you can learn more about our church and receive a small gift as a token of our appreciation for your visit.

How can I request prayer or pastoral care?

You can request prayer or pastoral care by filling out a prayer request card available in the pews or at the Welcome Center. You can also submit your request online through our church website or contact the church office directly. Our pastoral team and prayer ministry are committed to supporting you in times of need and will reach out to provide care and support.

What programs do you offer for youth and teens?

Our church offers a variety of programs for youth and teens, including weekly youth group meetings, Bible study sessions, and special events such as retreats, mission trips, and social gatherings. Our youth group meets every Friday evening at 7:00 PM in the Youth Center. For more information on our youth programs, please visit our Youth Ministry page or contact our Youth Pastor.