INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE Martin Luther swung the first hammer for what became the Lutheran church when he nailed the 95 theses on the church door in Wittenburg, Germany on October 31, 1517. Almost 500 years later in Perrysburg, Ohio, Zoar wields the hammer of...
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INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE Martin Luther swung the first hammer for what became the Lutheran church when he nailed the 95 theses on the church door in Wittenburg, Germany on October 31, 1517. Almost 500 years later in Perrysburg, Ohio, Zoar wields the hammer of building a more graceful and just world. A presence in the community for over 150 years, Zoar has an impact around the world. Everyday world media outlets report on the plight of refugees fleeing their war-torn world. Without shelter, food, water, and safety, these refugees struggle for life while they are exposed to the harsh realities. As a church, we are there. Through Lutheran Disaster Response and Lutheran World Relief, we are helping to meet basic humanitarian needs and upholding the rights of those fleeing war and crisis. Over the years, Zoar has made thousands of quilts that are sent around the world to refugees such as these. Along with the quilts, Zoar gives a portion of its monthly offerings for Christ’s work in the world.
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