December 2019
Holy Eucharist
The 8:00 am Eucharist is a quiet service with no music. Readings, prayers, a sermon, and Communion
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3rd Sunday: Seculosity- the god of Perfect Parenting
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10:30 service features choral music, hymns, scripture, prayers, a sermon, and short children's moment, concluding with Holy Communion
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The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
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Longing for Light in the Darkness
"The Holidays" present their own special set of challenges: we aren't always as happy or as peaceful as we'd like to be during the "happiest time of the year." Come, take care of yourself and your relationship with God by singing songs of hope, hearing God's word, and enjoying a space set apart for quiet and for peace.
Find out more »Christmas Pageant and Family Eucharist
A traditional Christmas pageant with shepherds, sheep, Mary and Joseph, as well as a stray giraffe or maybe even a dinosaur!
Find out more »Festival Eucharist with Choral Prelude
Choral Prelude begins at 10:30pm, service begins at 11:00pm.
Find out more »No Evening Worship
There will be no Wednesday night service on Christmas Day.
Find out more »No 8:00 service on the Sunday after Christmas
There will be no 8:00 service on the Sunday after Christmas. Join us at 10:30 for Christmas Lessons and Carols!
Find out more »Service of Christmas Lessons and Carols and Holy Eucharist
10:30 service features choral music, readings about the prophecies and life of Jesus, Christmas hymns, and concluding with Holy Communion
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No Evening Worship on New Year’s Day
There will be no Evening Worship on New Year's Day Weekly evening worship, most often Celtic Eucharist. Sometimes lay-led Celtic Evening prayer. The focus on the goodness of God's creation gives this 15-20 minute service its Celtic identity.
Find out more »Monday Discussion Group
Held the first Monday of every month, this Discussion Group has been meeting at St. Mark’s for almost 20 years, typically discussing aspects of the spiritual or sacred nature of things. For more information, contact daleallen80@gmail.com. Join us in the church library for some lively, thought-provoking conversation.
Find out more »Evening Worship
Weekly evening worship, most often Celtic Eucharist. Sometimes lay-led Celtic Evening prayer. The focus on the goodness of God's creation gives this 15-20 minute service its Celtic identity.
Find out more »2nd Wednesday – Painting our Own “Stained Glass”
Appetizer/Finger Food Potluck
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TBA The Reading Group will meet at 6:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall to discuss this month's book which will be announced a month ahead. All are welcome! Pizza, water, and wine will be provided. Please bring $5.00 to offset the cost of the food and wine.
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Sunday School
2nd Sunday: Church Craft Adults: Coffee with Jesus in Church Library Children: Making a Joyful Noise
Find out more »2nd Wednesday – Service Project: Blanket Making
Chili for dinner
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3rd Sunday: Seculosity- The god of Food
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4th Sunday: Bible study- The Kingdom of Heaven is Like Yeast
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2nd Wednesday – Prepare the Church for Easter
Mexican Food for Dinner ($5-10 donations appreciated)
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4th Sunday: Bible study- The Widow and The Judge
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Free to all. Monetary donations to Meal on Wheels accepted.
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5th Sunday: Grab Bag!
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May 2020
Sunday School
2nd Sunday: Church Craft Adults: Coffee with Jesus in Church Library Children: Giving Our Best to God
Find out more »2nd Wednesday – Grill & Games
Grill Out and Surprise Treat for Dinner
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Monday Discussion Group
Held the first Monday of every month, this Discussion Group has been meeting at St. Mark’s for almost 20 years, typically discussing aspects of the spiritual or sacred nature of things. For more information, contact daleallen80@gmail.com. Join us in the church library for some lively, thought-provoking conversation.
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