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Welcome to St. Mark Lutheran Church
St Mark is holding in-person worship services on Sunday mornings at 10:00am! Face coverings are no longer required. However, you are very welcome to wear a face covering if this is your preference. For those who are not yet comfortable attending worship in person, Sunday morning services are recorded and published on our website.
Newest Posts
- 6 Oct 2024
Welcome to today’s service. Love your neighbor! If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. https://youtube.com/live/Wb2T20wO0ws
- 4 Oct 2024
“Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the Glory of God.” (Romans 15:7) For those of you who been visiting our church on Sunday mornings, we’re delighted that you have chosen to worship at St. Mark! We truly hope you’ve felt welcomed and have been encouraged to grow in God’s love as we share this journey of faith together. If you would like to make St. Mark your church home, please speak with Pastor Beth. New members will be received on October 27. This is also Reformation Sunday, so everyone is encouraged to wear red.
- 4 Oct 2024
Next Sunday, October 13, we warmly invite you to bring your beloved pets, cherished stuffed animals, or photos of your favorite animals to our morning worship service for a special Blessing of the Animals. This cherished tradition is a joyous occasion for animal lovers of all ages and a beautiful way to celebrate and honor the special bond we share with our animal companions. Children and adults alike look forward to this meaningful service each year, as we gather in gratitude for the gift of creation and all its creatures. (NOTE: Shown here, Pastors’ blessed pet, LILY)
- 29 Sep 2024
Welcome to today’s service. Be the salt of the earth! If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. https://youtube.com/live/GCUuvukBd0c
- 22 Sep 2024
Today we hear James warn against selfish ambition, while the disciples quarrel over which one of them is the greatest. Jesus tells them the way to be great is to serve. Then, to make it concrete, he puts in front of them a flesh-and-blood child. We are called to welcome the children God puts in front of us, to make room for them in daily interaction, and to give them a place of honor in the assembly. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so.
- 15 Sep 2024
Welcome to today’s service. Go forth in the path of the righteous! If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. https://youtube.com/live/svbG7k1nMwo
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- ELCA Conference of Bishops Analyzes Churchgoing Trends in Planning for Future October 8, 2024CHICAGO — The Conference of Bishops of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) met Sept. 24-28 at the Lutheran Center in Chicago. The conference, an advisory body of the ELCA, comprises 65 synod bishops, the presiding bishop and the secretary.In her report to the conference, ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth A. Eaton described the work of […]
- ELCA World Hunger Celebrates 50th Anniversary With World Food Day Event October 8, 2024CHICAGO — The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) will celebrate World Food Day and the 50th anniversary of ELCA World Hunger during a special online event, Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. The event will be hosted by the Rev. Amy Current, bishop of the Southeastern Iowa Synod, and Imran Siddiqui, ELCA vice president."ELCA World […]