Honoring Those Who Served: A Legacy of Service and Sacrifice

Today, Mount Zion Baptist Church pauses with grateful hearts to honor the brave men and women who have served our nation in the United States Armed Forces.

We remember not only their courage and dedication, but also the sacrifices made along the way: time away from loved ones, families who packed up and moved when duty called, missed celebrations and precious moments, and the commitment to place country before self. Most solemnly, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and laid down their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

We are especially proud to recognize the veterans and military families within our own Mount Zion family. Among them is Rev. Carl Pollard, pictured here, who has served our country with distinction and continues that spirit of service today through his ministry to the members of Mount Zion Baptist Church and our surrounding community.

To all who have worn the uniform, and to the families who stood beside them, Mount Zion says: Thank you. We honor you. We remember you. And we pray God’s continued blessings upon you.

🙌 TODAY WE CELEBRATE WHAT THE LORD HAS DONE! 🙌

🙌 TODAY WE CELEBRATE WHAT THE LORD HAS DONE! 🙌

What a wonderful reason to give God praise! If you missed yesterday’s Sunday Morning Worship Service, or simply want to experience the message again, we invite you to watch and be blessed.

📖 Sermon: “Today We Celebrate What the Lord Has Done”
Text: Esther 9:18–19
Preached by: Rev. Dr. Charles W. Wormley

🎥 Watch the Full Worship Service or Go Straight to the Sermon Message.
Come celebrate, reflect, and remember: God has been faithful!

Full Worship Service

Video Ministry recording provided by Church School Superintendent Brother Robert Lucas

Sermon Message

Weekly Bible Study: Growing Together in God's Word

Join the Mount Zion Baptist Church family each week as we explore the life-changing truth of Scripture through interactive Bible Study sessions held on Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m. and Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. These gatherings are designed to help strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of God’s Word, and provide practical guidance for daily living. Whether you are new to Bible study or have walked with Christ for years, you will find encouragement, spiritual growth, and meaningful fellowship as we learn, pray, and grow together. All are welcome to join us as we discover God's promises and apply His truth to our lives.

• Tuesday Noonday Bible Study
  
• Wednesday Evening Bible Study

"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." Psalm 119:105.

November Is Here... and We Have So Much to Celebrate!

November has arrived, bringing crisp mornings, brilliant fall colors, Thanksgiving gatherings, Veterans Day, Black Friday, the election season, and the beginning of the holiday season. But here at Mount Zion, November gives us an especially meaningful reason to rejoice as we celebrate our 165th Church Anniversary. 

Through changing seasons and changing times, God continues to bless us. As we pause to honor our veterans, give thanks for family and friends, participate in our civic responsibilities, and prepare for the holidays, let us also remember the faithfulness of God that has sustained our church through the generations.

Welcome, November! May this month fill our hearts with gratitude, our homes with love, and our church family with renewed joy as we celebrate 165 years of faith, fellowship, worship, and service.

Trust in the Lord With All Your Heart

Where do you place your trust when life becomes uncertain? During our recent Sunday Worship Service, Rev. Dr. Charles W. Wormley shared an encouraging message, “Trust in the Lord With All Your Heart,” from Psalm 20, with special emphasis on verse 7.

This powerful reminder calls us to look beyond our own strength and place our confidence in the Lord.

Whether you missed Sunday’s service or simply want to hear the message again, we invite you to watch the Full Worship Service or go directly to the Sermon Message.

Watch. Be encouraged. Be strengthened. And keep trusting in the Lord!

Full Worship Service

Video Ministry Recording provided by Church School Superintendent Brother Robert Lucas

 Sermon Message