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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 Streaming Live on YouTube and recorded for later viewing with links published here on our website.

Worship Times

WORSHIP TIMES
Sundays: 10am
2109 College St SE, Lacey, WA
Map | 360-491-2052

Newest Posts

  • Join us the second Sunday of May, June, July, August and September at 6pm for this unique, wonderful service of contemporary, popular rock music!  Invite your friends!

  • [Please forgive the Video missing at the start – OBS Streaming Software Glitch] Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. “O Lord our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!” Today we celebrate the holy Trinity. Paul writes that through Jesus we have peace with God, whose love pours into our hearts through the Holy The Holy Trinity: Spirit, giving us lasting hope. We celebrate the gracious One-in-Three, eternal Three-in-One, as we worship in community; as we share water and word, bread and wine; and as we bring God’s love and hope to our neighbors.

  • Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, he told his disciples they would be filled with the Holy Spirit. Now, amid signs of fire, wind, and a variety of languages, the people were amazed and astonished at Jesus’ promise coming true.

  • Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. It is possible to hear in Jesus’ high priestly prayer, a prayer he offered shortly before his death, the petitions of the ascended Christ for his own throughout history—to our day—and beyond. Jesus prays for us. In holy baptism we become believers in God, have our robes washed in the flood of Christ’s forgiveness, and receive the gift of life forever with all the saints.

  • Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. Visions abound in the readings for the sixth Sunday of Easter. Paul has a vision about what to do. John has a vision of what will be. Jesus provides visions of peace that surpasses human understanding and power beyond human imagination.

  • Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. https://youtube.com/live/5srUyonk1rs

  • Welcome to today’s service. If you would like to participate during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so. https://youtube.com/live/ZUUY6r5MPvY

Calendar

St Mark is transitioning to a blend of in-person and virtual events. Events will appear as they are scheduled.

Introductory Giving Page

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This page gives help information and links to the sites at which you can enter electronic donations.
You can still mail in a check and that mail is picked up at the church’s locked mailbox and processed regularly.

Clean Kids Ministry

Our Clean Kids Laundry and Showers are available by appointment. Click Here for more information.

We’re on YouTube

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Sermons

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Other Audios

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Online Giving

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COVID-19

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Racism

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Caring for Creation

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Government

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Additional ELCA News

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RSS ELCA Blogs

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    By: Rahel Mwitula Williams “Infrastructure is the dream!” stated one of the members of an inner city congregation. In my last blog, I spoke about the concept of innovation as a way to continuously reinvent ourselves, finding new ways to communicate the gospel and serve our brothers and sisters in an ever-evolving world. However, I […]
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  • For what shall we pray? June 18, 2025
    “For what shall we pray?” is a weekly post inviting individuals, groups, and congregations to lift up our world in prayer. This resource is prepared by a variety of leaders in the ELCA and includes prayer prompts, upcoming events and observances, and prayer suggestions from existing denominational worship materials. You are encouraged to use these […]
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