Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN Updated 10:17 AM ET, Mon September 28, 2020 (CNN) It was the moment when Donald Trump’s “Art of the Deal” fabulist, billionaire tycoon bluster and populist standard-bearing for forgotten Americans was revealed to be what it always looked like: a sham. A stunning New York Times exposé of the President’s tax returns Sunday…
Welcome to worship at St. Mark on this 17th Sunday of Pentecost! It is good to be together as the people of God. In this morning’s worship video, Pastor Eric talks about Flat Jesus at Children’s Time. We are including a link to find this Flat Jesus. Also on this link are the lyrics to…
The below article will be discussed in a virtual meeting tonight (9/24/2020) at 7:00PM by St Mark Lutheran Church. See the email which went out to members of the congregation for details of the virtual meeting. By Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas – September 2, 2020 “Protests are not working — where do we go from…
Welcome to worship on this 16th Sunday after Pentecost! This morning we hear Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard and are reminded that God’s ways are not always our ways–and in the end, this is really good news! The children hear Pastor Beth read the story of Jonah from the “Rhyme Bible”. There’s…
Welcome to worship this morning! We are thankful you are here. Today’s worship plunges into forgiveness and takes a deep dive into conversations about race and our church. God bless you as you follow Christ and live as people of faith in our world today!
The image and words below were done by author and artist Jan Richardson and inspired by Matthew 18:21-35, which is this Sunday’s Gospel lesson. They were first published as part of a reflection at The Painted Prayerbook. Jesus said to him, “Not seven times, but, I tell you, seventy-seven times.” – Matthew 18:22 NIV As…
Welcome to worship! Here is the video for Sunday, September 6th. This morning we hear a message of joy from our beloved member Laura Sinclair, a blessing for our students and school staff from Pastor Beth, music from the band and a sermon from Melanie Wallschlaeger, Director for Evangelical Mission. God bless you as you…
Welcome to worship on this 13th Sunday of Pentecost! We are thankful you are here. Today we celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion. MacKenzie Kennedy leads us in Children’s Time and Pastor Beth reminds us we are to take up the cross of Christ and follow him. God bless you as you worship today!
The ELCA Church Council has unanimously adopted a new social message titled: “Government and Civic Engagement in the United States: Discipleship in a Democracy” This project was called for at the 2019 ELCA Churchwide Assembly, with an intention that it be ready to read before the national election this fall. The social message defines government…
Welcome to worship on this 12th Sunday of Pentecost! We are thankful you are here! God bless you. Listen and watch today’s gospel and sermon on the “Rock”.