RESTORING ASYLUM AT THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER MUST INCLUDE DISMANTLING OUTDATED TITLE 42 Jesus is present with the asylum seeker, the refugee and the newcomer, and Christians are called to model Christ’s compassion and love. ELCA ministries and advocacy have long recognized the struggles and rights of migrants and people in need of the compassionate haven…
Welcome to today’s service! Stay vigilant in your persistent prayer, and spread the Lord’s love. If you would like to join for communion, please have your wine and bread ready to do so.
Welcome to today’s service. We welcome you as our neighbor on this fine Sunday. If you would like to join in for communion, please have your wine and bread ready to do so.
Welcome to this Sunday’s service. Today we learn about the Good Samaritan and how to be gracious. If you would like to join during communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so.
On June 5, Darcy Huffman was received as a new member of St. Mark. Darcy grew up in both Snohomish and a small town in Southeast Kansas called Sedan. She also lived in a number of other states including Arkansas, Alabama, and Colorado. For eight years, Darcy lived in Germany where she worked in military…
Welcome to today’s service! If you would like to join in on communion, please have your wine and bread ready. We also celebrate the baptism of Emilie Marie Neely, Makena Irene and Alena Lynn Neely-Turran which happened on Thursday.
Pastor Eric will be leading a six-week Bible study based on the book The Difficult Words of Jesus, A Beginner’s Guide to His Most Perplexing Teachings written by Amy-Jill Levine. It will be held via Zoom at 7 p.m. on six Wednesday evenings beginning this coming Wednesday, June 29. No need to worry if you won’t be able to make…
Welcome to today’s service. On this warm summer day we learn how to bee 😉 connected with Jesus and one another. If you would like to join in on communion, please have wine and bread ready to do so.
Welcome to today’s service. Thank you to Carol Schneider and Vicki Labensky for filling in the role as the worship leaders. We are very thankful for you both! If you would like to join in for communion, please have your wine and bread ready to do so.
On June 5, 2022, Lili Berkley was welcomed as a new member into the St. Mark Congregation. Lili graciously offered to share some information so we could get to know a little more about her. “I was born in Nebraska. I still have aunts and cousins that live in the Lincoln area, and we remain…