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  Our Ash Wednesday worships on March 6th will be at 11:00 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. Following our 11:00 a.m. worship, the J.O.Y. group will have a luncheon in the Fellowship Hall.  If you plan to stay for the lunch, please … Continue reading →

Our Christmas Eve worship will be at 5:00 pm.  This will be a candle lighting worship and will include Holy Communion.  Please join us.

The WELCA ladies will be hosting their annual Advent/Christmas Brunch on Saturday, December 1st at 10:00 a.m.  The theme is “There’s Music in the Air”.  Larry Wheeler will present a program of Gospel and Christmas Music.  All are welcome. Following … Continue reading →

St. Mark’s had a bilingual worship on Sunday, November 11th.  Deacon Einstein led the congregation in singing the hymns both in Spanish, and in English.  And, he gave the sermon.  It was a fun worship. This was Deacon Einstein’s last … Continue reading →

Some of our students along with other members helped out with the games at the Global Friends Coalition Picnic on September 9th.  They had a great time!

St. Mark’s and Zion United Methodist hosted a Neighborhood Block Party on August 16th.  Approx. 200 people attended and joined in the fun of games, free food and lots of fellowship.  Thank you to all our organizers, volunteers and all … Continue reading →

St. Mark’s has joined with Zion United Methodist Church again this year and will co-host a Neighborhood Block Party on Thursday, August 16th, 4:30-6:30 pm.       It will take place on the grounds of Zion United Methodist Church (which … Continue reading →

We are happy to announce that Dale Raatz officially became our “Intern Pastor” on August 1st. Dale is a student at Luther Seminary and will spend his Internship at St. Mark’s. If you haven’t done so already, please stop in … Continue reading →

Anne and Willie Langdji serve as ELCA Missionaries for the region of West and Central Africa. They are looking forward to sharing more about current opportunities and challenges in Central African Republic as they visit our synod next week. St. … Continue reading →