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ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH We believe serving is both a privilege and an act of worship Through volunteering, we grow closer to our church family and become more like Jesus as we use our God-given gifts to bless others Often we aren't quite sure how or where we can help, but God has given each of us gifts to serve and love one another
About | ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Welcome to Zion! We are a community that exists to experience, teach, and live out what it means to be God's people We believe that means being a family that loves, helps, and encourages one another and welcomes our community to do the same
ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is live Give Close Next Live Stream starts in-days-hours-minutes-seconds Playlist Upcoming Live Streams Funeral Service - Dave Robinson - Saturday, May 17th at 2:00pm Guest Speaker May 17, 2025 1:45PM Past Live Streams Sunday - May 11th 2025
ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Location 135 Prince St P O Box 103 Charlottetown, PE Location 135 Prince St P O Box 103 Charlottetown, PE C1A7K2 View Map
News Post | ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday April 13th, 10:30am - Palm Sunday Thursday April 17th, 7:00pm - Maundy Thursday Friday April 18th, 10:30am
Our Beliefs | About | ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The beliefs of Zion Presbyterian Church are most fully summarized in the Living Faith, which is our denominational statement of belief and is more modern in language Additionally, we subscribe to The Westminster Confession of Faith along with the Larger and Shorter Catechisms
Induction Service - ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev Allyson MacLeod and Rev Kirk MacLeod were inducted as ministers of Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown during a Presbytery of Prince Edward Island service held on June 2