Pastor Tommy Richter is a philosopher, poet, drummer, and avid walking enthusiast. He has a BA in Philosophy and Religion from Ursinus College, 2007, and an MDiv from the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, 2013. Ordained in 2016, his first call was to the remote Alaskan Native village of Shishmaref—the northern-most Lutheran Church in the ELCA, just ten miles south of the arctic circle. His second call was at a large suburban congregation in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota just south of the Twin Cities. And now he is excited to become a Yooper here in Manistique; where he lives with his wife Ann and daughter Zephyr.

Cyndee is a longtime member at Zion. She works full time at Schoolcraft Memorial Hosptial as a Ward Clerk.

Linda Levin is an almost lifelong member Of Zion.  She retired after 35 years of teaching special education in the Manistique Area Schools.  She is active in Girl Scouts, Habitat for Humanity, and the Community Concert Committee.  She has been organist at Zion since 1998.