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SUMMARY:Wednesday Outdoor Worship
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wednesdays for our casual service at 7 PM! \nServices are held in our outdoor pavilion\, weather permitting. Otherwise\, it is inside. \nNovember 1st all services will be moved inside. \nIf you would like to remain in your car for the outdoor service\, you can also listen tune in to the service on your radio at 103.9 FM.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/wednesday-casual-worship-2021-09-29-2022-02-09-2/2030-07-17/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Worship
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SUMMARY:Sunday Worship
DESCRIPTION:There is a place for you here. Come as you are...leave knowing you are loved and valued!\n\nWelcome \nOur goal is that you to feel comfortable coming here - whether it is your first time in a church\, or you are a seasoned participant. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDress takes many forms from formal to casual. Please wear what makes you comfortable\, and as our Pastor says: "Just be sure to wear clothes!"\nYou can enter from the canopied door on the west side\, entering from Portage St.\, offers ground-level entry and offers plenty of parking. The canopied entryway on the Lindy Lane Ave. side has stairs and a ramp\, and is closest to the worship space\, it offers limited parking. There are handicap parking spaces at all entrances.\nWe believe that children bring life to our services - noises and all. We are thankful that parents bring their children to worship\, and we believe that it is important to teach children the practice of worship.\nAll Children are encouraged to come forward for a children's sermon and a blessing during communion.\nA staffed child care room is available during the Sunday 9:00AM service\, and is located at the end of the hallway to the left of the worship space.\nAn usher will provide a bulletin prior to entering the worship space. The bulletin includes a detailed outline of the service and Newspage that features upcoming events. There are also hymnals in each pew.\nWe practice an open table; those who commune at other Christian churches are welcomed and encouraged to participate.\n\nWe use individual cups; offering both wine and grape juice (the light colored cup)\nGluten-free wafers are available; just let Pastor know when you come forward\, they are readily available.\nWe gladly bring communion to you in your seat if that is easier for your mobility.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/worship-2021-10-03/2030-07-21/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Sanctuary\, 349 Lindy Lane Ave Northwest\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Worship
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SUMMARY:Adult Christian Education
DESCRIPTION:Join us here at Zion on Sunday mornings from 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM for Adult Christian Education!
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/adult-sunday-school-2/2030-07-21/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Christian Education
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Outdoor Worship
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wednesdays for our casual service at 7 PM! \nServices are held in our outdoor pavilion\, weather permitting. Otherwise\, it is inside. \nNovember 1st all services will be moved inside. \nIf you would like to remain in your car for the outdoor service\, you can also listen tune in to the service on your radio at 103.9 FM.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/wednesday-casual-worship-2021-09-29-2022-02-09-2/2030-07-24/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Worship
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SUMMARY:Sunday Worship
DESCRIPTION:There is a place for you here. Come as you are...leave knowing you are loved and valued!\n\nWelcome \nOur goal is that you to feel comfortable coming here - whether it is your first time in a church\, or you are a seasoned participant. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDress takes many forms from formal to casual. Please wear what makes you comfortable\, and as our Pastor says: "Just be sure to wear clothes!"\nYou can enter from the canopied door on the west side\, entering from Portage St.\, offers ground-level entry and offers plenty of parking. The canopied entryway on the Lindy Lane Ave. side has stairs and a ramp\, and is closest to the worship space\, it offers limited parking. There are handicap parking spaces at all entrances.\nWe believe that children bring life to our services - noises and all. We are thankful that parents bring their children to worship\, and we believe that it is important to teach children the practice of worship.\nAll Children are encouraged to come forward for a children's sermon and a blessing during communion.\nA staffed child care room is available during the Sunday 9:00AM service\, and is located at the end of the hallway to the left of the worship space.\nAn usher will provide a bulletin prior to entering the worship space. The bulletin includes a detailed outline of the service and Newspage that features upcoming events. There are also hymnals in each pew.\nWe practice an open table; those who commune at other Christian churches are welcomed and encouraged to participate.\n\nWe use individual cups; offering both wine and grape juice (the light colored cup)\nGluten-free wafers are available; just let Pastor know when you come forward\, they are readily available.\nWe gladly bring communion to you in your seat if that is easier for your mobility.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/worship-2021-10-03/2030-07-28/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Sanctuary\, 349 Lindy Lane Ave Northwest\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Worship
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SUMMARY:Adult Christian Education
DESCRIPTION:Join us here at Zion on Sunday mornings from 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM for Adult Christian Education!
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/adult-sunday-school-2/2030-07-28/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Christian Education
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2030-08-02/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2030-08-20/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2030-09-06/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2030-09-17/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2030-10-04/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2030-10-15/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20301101T110000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2030-11-01/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2030-11-19/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20301206T110000
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CREATED:20260518T152901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2030-12-06/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20301217T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260427T174548Z
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2030-12-17/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310103T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310103T110000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20260518T152901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2031-01-03/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310121T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310121T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20250519T134855Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260427T174548Z
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2031-01-21/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310207T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310207T110000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20260518T152901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2031-02-07/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310218T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2031-02-18/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310307T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310307T110000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20260518T152901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2031-03-07/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.zion-nc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/book-club2.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310318T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310318T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20250519T134855Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260427T174548Z
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2031-03-18/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310404T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310404T110000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
CREATED:20260518T152901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2031-04-04/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20310415T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310415T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T121531
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260427T174548Z
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SUMMARY:Shared Goods Place
DESCRIPTION:Zion's Shared Good Place (Clothing Closet) is not just for clothing donation. We distribute toys\, and make household items available\, too. With the kind and generous donations that have been received by members and friends\, we have been able to help hundreds in our community.
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/shared-goods-place-3-2-2/2031-04-15/
LOCATION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 349 Lindy Lane NW\, North Canton\, OH\, 44720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Shared Goods Space
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20310502T110000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260518T153145Z
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SUMMARY:Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church\, Book Club Schedule \nZion Church Classroom  \nSeptember 2026 – May 2027; First Friday\, 10:00 am – 11:00 am \nCoordinator: Peggy Ingalls (330)-284-3518 \n\n2026 \nSeptember 4 – Ruth Reinoehl:  Learning to See by Elsie Hooper \nIn 1918\, Dorothea Lange…a twenty-two-year-old arrives in San Francisco…passion and art\, love\, family…who risked everything…vivid interior life…sacrifices women make…to illuminate the truth…a gripping account…behind the camera… \nOctober 2 – Linda Gotthardt:  Never Ket Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro \nKazuo imagines the lives of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England. Dramatizes attempts to come to terms with her childhood …the seemingly idyllic …School.  Story of love\, friendship\, memory…fragility of life… \nNovember 6 – Cindy Bagocius:  Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene \n…searching for the best America ever was…small Nebraska town…a  railroad depot into a canteen…passing troop trains…home cooked meals\, coffee\, entertainment…every day…touching love story…a country and its sons…WWII… \nDecember 4-- Jayne Schrader:  Theo of Golden by Alan Levy \nTheo\, an elderly stranger arrives in Southern city of Golden…begins purchasing pencil portraits…gifting…for personal stories in return…secrets are revealed …lives profoundly affected…kindness\, connection …transformative power of generosity… \n2027 \nJanuary 8*-- Carol Rossbach:  The God of the Woods: A Novel by Liz Moore \nAugust 1975\, a camp counselor discovers an empty bunk…Barbara Van Laar…missing…daughter of summer camp owner…region’s employer…older brother vanished years ago…gripping dynasty of secrets…multi-threaded story… \nFebruary 5– Laura Thompson:  The Correspondent by Virginia Evans \nSybil has used letters throughout her life…a mother\, grandmother\, wife\, divorcee\, distinguished lawyer…then\, letters from someone in her past…forced to examine a painful period of her life…the hubris of youth and the wisdom of old age…a gem… \nMarch 5 – Peggy Ingalls:  The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese \nSpanning 1900 – 1977…set on India’s Malabar Coast…three generations of a family…a peculiar affliction…12-year old…by boat to her wedding day…future matriarch… medicine…full of joy\, hardship and loss…masterful literary novel… \nApril 2 – Sue Whalen: Dear Judas by James Finke \n… love and faith…tested…battles of spiritual warfare…heart stopped beating… salesman…no need for God—a near-death experience …complexities of life…dark forces…married a devout Christian…a nightmare for demons… \nMay 7 – Shirley Horton: A Prayer for Owen Meany: A Novel by John Irving \n…remember a boy with a wrecked voice…smallest person I knew…summer 1953\, two eleven-year-old boys…playing Little League baseball…instrument of my mother’s death…but he is the reason I believe in God…novel…brave piece of work… \n*January 8 = Second Friday
URL:https://www.zion-nc.com/event/book-club-2/2031-05-02/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Christian Education,Fellowship
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