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St. Mark’s Messenger
MAY 2016
“Saved by Grace, we are called to Celebrate, Serve and Make Disciples for Christ”
News for the Entire Congregation
Confirmation Banquet:
May 11, 6 pm - please sign up in Communication Central
Confirmation Sunday: May 15, 10:30 am
** Please bring fresh, cut flowers to ‘flower’ the confirmands,
as a way of saying congratulations. Flowers will be given to
the girls at the conclusion of the service.
One Unity Service on May 15th at 10:30AM,
celebrating our 2016 Confirmands and
the Festival Day of Pentecost.
Sunday School classes for children and youth will meet that day. Our agenda will include the annual report to the congregation, financial update, election of Council and Committee members, and the Fundraising Committee Report. This will include the results and recommendations from the Feasibility Study.
Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.
[1 Thessalonians 5:16-18]
Members of St. Mark’s are encouraged to attend our congregational meeting on Sunday, May 1, 2016, from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the sanctuary.
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Grace and Peace from Pastor Gary
Help is on the way! These words are always a welcome sound whenever we face a distressing situation – a medical emergency, car problems during a family vacation, a natural disaster, or struggles encountered on moving day. Knowing that help is on the way reduces our feelings of fear and anxiety.
Imagine the feelings of fear and anxiety experienced by Jesus’ disciples the night before His death on the Cross. He had assured them that He would be raised from the dead and would go to prepare a place for them “in my Father’s house.” Still, these promises did not give them peace or a confident hope. How on earth could they live without Jesus by their side?
Help is on the way, Jesus promised them and us. “I have said these things to you while I am still with you. But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you everything, and remind you of all that I have said to you. Peace I leave with you.” [John 14:25-27]
Help is here – this is what we celebrate always in the Church, and especially on the festival day of Pentecost! God sends the Holy Spirit into our lives as children of God in the waters of Holy Baptism, and the Holy Spirit remains our life-long Helper, Counselor, Teacher, and Guide.
Help is here, and we stand upon Jesus’ promises for the life and ministry of the Church. We believe, in the words of Luther’s Small Catechism, that the Holy Spirit “calls, gathers, enlightens, and sanctifies the whole Christian Church on earth and keeps it united with Jesus Christ.”
Whenever we face challenges as a Church or struggles in our personal life, be at peace, because Help is here! “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” [Romans 15:13]
In Christ’s love, Pastor Gary
PS – I wish to share much happy news regarding our family. Our daughter Valerie and her husband Nathan have been blessed with the birth of their second child, Sebastian Irenaeus Valle, on April 26 in Rapid City, SD. We will have a family gathering there in June to welcome him into the family and to celebrate Mary’s 60
th birthday. Mary and I will be
traveling soon to Mt. Pleasant, SC to visit our daughter Katherine and her family and celebrate Lydia’s baptism. A few days later, I will travel to Texas and assist our son David as he moves into our home for the summer. He will attend graduate school at Boston University beginning in September for the Master in Fine Arts program for screen writing. Emily will come later in June, and we will have a visit with Katherine’s kids in August. Last of all, our niece Beth is moving from Chicago to Nashville this month and has already requested help from Mary as she delivers twins in October. Be prepared for new stories and lovely pictures of our loved ones!
Church Family News
Attendance Faithful Giving Weekly Giving
(weekly) to Meet Budget
Apr. 3 188 $18,861 $17,200
Apr. 10 290 $26,432 $17,200
Apr. 14 215 $14,572 $17,200
Apr. 24 221 $15,167 $17,200
Year to Date Totals: $279,859 $292,400
May 1 – Help Is On the Way! May 8 – Proclamation of the Word by Kathy Sieja & Julie Satterfeal on Mother’s Day May 15 – Promises, Promises: PENTECOST – Unity Service & Confirmation @ 10:30 May 22 – Peace with God May 29 – Synod Assembly week-end; Dr. Judy Mitchell Rich will be our Guest Pastor. Booklovers are familiar with her writings – Like Sheep, Like a Fox, Like a Fig Tree – and she currently resides near Athens. She served as a pastor for churches in Michigan, Kansas, and Ohio before retiring in 2008.
Many thanks to everyone who made our Unity Service and Picnic at Ditto Landing on April 3rd such a wonderful and memorable occasion!
Ted and Susan Mueller, Pastor Gary and Sue Volz will be serving as our voting members at Synod Assembly, which meets in Birmingham from May 27-29.
Anna Offik, 97, entered the Kingdom of Heaven on April 28. The memorial service will be on Pentecost Sunday, May 15 at 2 pm in the sanctuary, and a reception will follow in the fellowship hall.
The Fundraising Committee is grateful for each member who participated in the Feasibility Study interviews, survey, and small group discussions. Results and recommendations will be shared during the May 1st Congregational Meeting.
You will find in this newsletter (page 9) a copy of Pastor Gary’s report to Church Council re-garding the Shepherd Groups. Hopefully, some of these good ideas will come to fruition dur-ing the coming months.
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Children, Youth & Family
Each Sunday our Preschool - 6th grade classes will begin in the chapel for a bit of song
before class.
Jr. & Sr. High classes will begin in SS Room #1 and the youth
room, respectively.
Our offering will go in support of the ELCA Malaria campaign.
Our current total is $450.
Last Day of Sunday School:
May 22 - meet in the chapel for songs and awards followed by a special snack before heading to the classroom for fun & games.
Confirmation Class: May 1 @ St. Mark’s, 1:15 pm
(Confirmation Prep)
Confirmation Banquet: May 11, 6 pm - please sign
up in Communication Central
Confirmation Sunday: May 15, 10:30 am
** Please bring fresh, cut flowers to ‘flower’
the confirmands, as a way of saying
congratulations. Flowers will be given to
the girls at the conclusion of the service.
Confirmation Lock-in: May 27, 7 pm
Join us for fun and games - as we celebrate a
fantastic year! Bring $20 for roller skating ($8) and a
trip to IHOP ($12+). And of course, friends are
welcome!
To all of our Sunday School teachers
and volunteers! We are truly blessed to
have such wonderful men and women
step up to lead our kiddos!!
Would you like to be a part of our VBS team this year? This year we journey to Egypt and learn all about Joseph and
his story. Going back to a marketplace style, we’d love to have you be a part of this great program. Join our VBS team
and celebrate with us!
See Traci for more details.
Want to help improve our youth and family ministry? Let us know how we’re doing by answering a few quick questions at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FKCJDCF
Senior High
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Wednesdays With the Word every Wednesday at 6:00 pm. However, we will not meet May 11; and end for
the year on May 18. Join us for fellowship, study and activity. All WWW will meet at the church, a snack will be
served. We are currently discussing “Guardrails” by Andy Stanley in SS Classroom #1. Everyone is highly encouraged
to bring friends! Lots and lots of friends!
Summer Schedule Lutheroad Day Camp - June 13-17
(for current Kindergartners thru 5th grade); Cost: $100
Affirm - June 19-24 (for current 6th thru 12th grade) www.sesyouth.org/affirm.html Cost: $425
VBS Prep Week—July 5-8 (for Jr. & Sr. High)
Vacation Bible School - July 11-15, 9 A – 12 N (for current preschool thru 6th grade)
St. Mark’s @ Lutheridge - July 17-23 (for current 3rd thru 12th grade). Prices vary based on camp
Saturday, May 7:
Animal Service Project Look for specific details for time and location to come
by email.
Senior Sunday
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Opportunities to Serve
Food Pantry
A long-time ministry to serve hungry
families and individuals in the Huntsville
area. Make food donations (please check
“best by” dates if bringing from home) by
bringing this month’s item or any non-
perishable and placing it in the blue bins
in Communication Central.
Homeless Camps
An ongoing ministry to serve the homeless
in our area once a month. Contact Cindy
Conrad for more information. The next
visit will be May 15.
These are opportunities for you to share your time, money, and of course, your prayers all year long.
Downtown Rescue Mission
Each month, a group will go to the mission
to clean the kitchen. If you would like to
participate in this effort, please contact
Janet Duncan.
Only a few more weeks in the school year,
but if you would like to get involved or just
learn more about our Blessings in a Backpack
program for the fall, talk to Traci Billman. We
need you! Thanks for your help!
Blessings in a Backpack mobilizes communities,
individuals and resources to provide food on the
weekends for elementary school children across America who might otherwise go hungry.
Adult Education Sunday School
Faith and Discovery: Your God Is Too
Small by J. B. Phillips. Phillips explains the trouble facing many of us today is we have not found a God big enough for our modern needs. The book explores the ways in which we can find a truly meaningful and constructive God, big enough to account for our life experiences. Coordinated by Mike Hamilton. (basement choir room).
Lectionary Bible Study: What is a
lectionary? A lectionary is a list of scripture readings assigned to be read on a particular day. This class will study and discuss the week’s readings used in Sunday worship. Led by Tom Duncan. (old narthex area)
Bible Studies for Life: Reclaiming the “C”
Word from Lutheran Voices. God is up to something! God is on a mission to save and bless the world, and God calls the church to be part of this mission. That means getting focused, setting people free, taking action, expecting surprises, and being hopeful. A church is the people-people who carry out God's mission in the world. Led by Gwen Dornbos. (office conference room)
Donuts: from Sermon on the Mount to a study
of the seven feasts of Israel, this class moves quickly through topics that deepen their knowledge of the Bible and its teachings. Led by Marlin & Denise Williamson. (SS hall room #8)
Mid-week
Monday: Monday Bible Study: This group will conclude its current study, First Thessalonians, on May 2nd at 11 AM and resume weekly Bible study in August.
Wednesday: 6:06 AM Devotions, Prayer & Fellowship, in the chapel
Thursday: Coffee, Tea & Thee:
Lord, Teach Me to Pray by Kay Arthur. A DVD study, Arthur sheds light on the instructions Jesus gave to His disciples for the perfect pattern of meaningful prayer. Led by Didi Kearney at 1 PM, in SS Room # 8.
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Shepherd Group Responses – Spring 2016
Numerous ideas were shared regarding the celebration of St. Mark’s 65th anniversary. This summary highlights those
ideas that were suggested by several groups: Audio-visual presentation that includes personal interviews and pictures
Dedicated wall space in narthex where people could display pictures and historic items
Celebratory meal on October 23 during Bishop Gordy’s visit
Create memorabilia – Martin Luther ceramic medallions, ornaments, t-shirts, bookmarks – and new “branding” featured on window stickers, banner, etc.
Personal remembrances and stories shared during potluck dinners [German and Scandi-navian food for one of these meals], community events, Mission Moments during worship
Music concert for the congregation and community in our sanctuary
Community event with church members and guest speakers presenting “St. Mark’s and Rocket City: Making History Together”
New church pictorial directory
Outdoor neighborhood event/open house during the summer
65th anniversary float in the Huntsville Christmas parade Listed below are the new ministry ideas that were discussed:
Bible studies offered: “off-site” in public places; on the campus of UAH; in the evening for adults
Intentional ministry for parents with small children
Support group for widowed and/or divorced persons
Outreach and support for Huntsville Hospital medical staff – prayer time in chapel and periodic mid-day services
Public event- beyond God’s Work, Our Hands Day- to help with community need
Volunteer Rally Day for promoting service within the congregation and community
City-wide worship service among all Lutheran churches for Reformation Sunday I am truly grateful for our Shepherd Group leaders and each member who participated in this new endeavor. I hope more and more people will see these gatherings as beneficial for building up the Body of Christ and binding us together so we can faithfully celebrate,
serve, and make disciples for Christ! In Christ’s love, Pastor Gary
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Please sign up no later than Monday, May 16th so we will have an accurate count for food preparation.
Join us on the first Monday of the month, May 2, at 6 pm in SS Room #8. This month we are discussing The Red Tent by Anita Diamant. Whether you've read the book or not, you can join in on the discussion - all are welcome. This month our chosen charity, Just Cause, is baking cookies to cut out cancer. Bring a donation or commit to bake cookies for this good cause. Childcare provided.
will meet Wednesday, May 4th at 9AM in room 8 at the church. Bonnie Pearson will lead the Bible Study from Gather magazine. Pat Barber is our hostess. RSVP regrets only to Pat at (256) 536-9357. We welcome new members and guests.
will meet on Monday, May 9th at 6:30pm at the church in Room 8. We will be continuing our Bible Study and collecting items for the Community Free Clinic. We welcome new members and guests.
will meet on Tuesday May 10 in room #8 at the church. Katie Schroer will continue the video series on Esther. Please have your morning coffee before arriving so that we may begin promptly at10:00 AM with a break for refreshment, discussion and WELCA business at the half way point. Marianne Stevens will be our hostess. Please remember our mission project for 2016 is Blount Hospitality House and we will collect for that cause. Everyone is invited to attend for fellowship, learning and light refreshments. Looking forward to seeing all of you.
will meet on Thursday, May 12th at 7PM at the home of Valeta Wheeler. We will be finishing the last section of our book. Please join us!
Circle Meetings
Come and join Free Spirits on May, 19th, for good fellowship and good food before vacation and our start-up again in September. We have a great program and are excited to have our own Dr. Glenn Dasher share his father and son Cross
Country Motorcycle Trip with us.
MAY 2016 PAGE 9
St. Mark’s Faith & Fiction
Book Group
The Cold Dish by Craig Johnson will be our reading selection for Saturday, May 7. We will meet at 9:30AM in Room 8. Our book for June will be The Sound of Gravel by Ruth Wariner.
April 10th
The St. Mark’s Quilt Guild
will meet on Saturday, May 14th
from 10AM - 2PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Join in regardless of your experience! There are plenty of things to do: cutting fabric, sandwiching quilts, tying together, sewing squares, etc.
RELATIONAL EVANGELISM & CHRISTIAN HOSPITALITY
As Luther would say in the Small Catechism, “What does this mean?” “When does this happen?” I have found that church growth happens in Christ-centered, grace-filled, Spirit-led congregations as members understand and practice caring ways of inviting and welcoming people to worship. We often tell people about a favorite restaurant where “the service is good and the food is great.” So we can develop the ability to tell people about St. Mark’s with equal enthusiasm! We can also become more aware of making positive first impressions on worship visitors.
In order to “equip the saints for the work of ministry” [Ephesians 4:12], I will be offering several workshops on Relational Evangelism and Christian Hospitality during the summer. Each workshop covers the same material and will be offered from 10:00 – 10:30
a.m. on the following Sundays: June 5, 12, 26; July 3, 24, 31. You will be asked to register in advance so that I can prepare well for each workshop. Information will be provided during worship, beginning on Pentecost, May 15th.
- Pastor Gary
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St. Mark's Supper Club
Whether you've been before or not, join us for May's Supper Club night out! Mark your calendars and sign up on the bulletin board across from the playground. This is for any and all adults at St. Mark's, young or old, parents or single, we will all come together for some fun, food and fellowship. If you do have children, there will be childcare at the church. Drop your kids off at 6pm (after they have eaten) and join us at the restaurant at 6:30pm.
When: Saturday, May 21st
Where: Hildegard's German Cuisine (2357 Whitesburg Dr)
What time: 6:30pm reservation (child drop off at 6pm at the church)
Who: Adults, couples, parents, singles, etc. So we have an accurate headcount to make a reservation (and for childcare purposes), please sign up in Communication Central (on the bulletin board), or contact Courtney Spadaro ([email protected]).
Hildegard's German Cuisine: Hildegard's takes pride in serving meals that are freshly prepared, perfectly seasoned, and remind you of dishes served in your Oma’s kitchen. You will never leave Hildegard’s hungry! From our hand-breaded schnitzels to our authentic German sausages to our
house made gravies and dressings, we work tirelessly to ensure the highest quality meals are served to you and your family.
Our partners deliver fresh meat, produce, dairy, and seasonings on a daily basis: the food we serve has not been sitting in a freezer or squeezed out of a pre- prepared pouch.
Hildegard’s goal is to provide consistently delicious dishes that barely leave room for you to indulge in one of our decadent homemade desserts. (Barely. Our dessert case speaks for itself!)
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April 10th
Dear Pastor Gary and Members of St. Mark’s,
It is with great appreciation that I thank you for all your prayers, thoughts and many, many cards. I sin-cerely thank Pastor Gary for being with Harry during my surgery; his visits during my recovery; and the many prayers offered on my behalf. Also many thanks to Polly and Wayne Falkenberg and Gwen and Bob Dornbos who also stayed with Harry during my surgery until our children arrived from
out of town. Thank you to the Knit and Crochet group for the beautiful lap robe which is a comfort for my daily naps. I’m looking forward to a full recovery and to be back in your midst soon.
My deepest appreciation for all of your love and concern, Mary Wiley
Worship Assistants
May 15, 2016
10:30AM Unity Service Confirmation and Pentecost Sunday
Asst. Minister Jim Birkholz
Lay Communion
Assistant /Server Traci Billman, Anne Knowles, River Skrenes, Katelynn Bodin
Lector Tom Duncan
Acolyte Shelby Billman
Crucifer Lynnsey Bodin
Torch Bearers Lana Leo, Hannah Williamson
Bible Bearer Gabriel Pittman
Greeter Mandy Hiller
Greeter Charlotte James
Usher Eric Bale
Usher Bill Weiler
May 1, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Brenda Holsopple Pam Birkholz
Lay Communion
Assistant/Server Katie Jaramillo, Katelynn Bodin Jed Deason, Katie Folgmann, River Skrenes
Lector Barry Rogers Julie Satterfeal
Acolyte Reagan Paulus Zoe Falkenberg
Greeter Bruce Hiller Barb & Stan Reinartz
Greeter Liz Hiller Nancy Lorine
Usher Eric Bale Chris Myers
Usher Marlin Williamson Austin Harris
May 8, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Roberts Abele
Lector Shelby Billman Kathy Emmerson
Acolyte Sean McNeill Brooke Harris
Greeter Karen Cunningham Barb & Stan Reinartz
Greeter Glenn Cunningham Nancy Lorine
Usher Bob Dornbos Glenn Dasher
Usher Brandon Hiller Jim Mullin
May 22, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Traci Billman John Mahony
Lay Communion
Assistant/Server Lynnsey Bodin, Gabriel Pittman Gisela Rieger, David Schultz
Lector Karen Petersen Ellen Brusick
Acolyte Abby Williamson Holly Hiller
Greeter Michelle Price Barb & Stan Reinartz
Greeter Mike Price Nancy Lorine
Usher Harry Wiley Wayne Falkenberg
Usher Mary Wiley Gloria Woody
May 29, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Gwen Dornbos Kathy Sieja
Lay Communion
Assistant/Lector Grace Billman, Aija Abele Anne Knowles, Katie Folgmann
Lector Bonnie Mueller Carol Craig
Acolyte Austin Harris
Greeter Allen Krell Barb & Stan Reinartz
Greeter Penny Krell Nancy Lorine
Usher Norwood Cutter Anna Lloyd
Usher Roberts Abele Butch Lloyd
If you are unable to serve as scheduled,
please make arrangements for a substitute
and notify the church office.
June 5, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Brenda Holsopple Mary Soop
Lay Communion
Assistant/Server Lija Abele, Roberts Abele Frank Craig, Anne Knowles, River Skrenes, Austin Harris
Lector Gwen Dornbos Becky Hamilton
Acolyte Ivey Siegel
Greeter Allen Krell Ellen Brusick
Greeter Penny Krell Glenn Dasher
Usher Michelle Price Frank Craig
Usher Mike Price Chris Myers
June 12, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Berry Rogers Jed Deason
Lay Communion
Assistant/Server
Hannah Williamson, Abby Williamson Katie Folgmann, Sarah Thornton
Lector Herb Hocutt
Acolyte Anya Schappell Lorelee Black
Greeter Karen Szymczyk Ellen Brusick
Greeter Mandy Hiller Glenn Dasher
Usher Eric Bale Tim Sieja
Usher Bob Dornbos Don Sieja
June 19, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Traci Billman Jim BIrkholz
Lector Judy Jung Peter Loux
Acolyte Laura Heim Isabel Folgmann
Greeter Mary Grace Evans Ellen Brusick
Greeter Karen Fletcher Glenn Dasher
Usher Norwood Cutter Janet Duncan
Usher Bill Weiler Gloria Woody
June 26, 2016 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Louise Brooks Anne Knowles
Lay Communion
Assistant/Lector Katie Jaramillo, Lynnsey Bodin Brooke Harris, Ivey Siegel
Lector Karl Leo Mike Hamilton
Acolyte Haley Sharpe Sarah Thornton
Greeter Connie Jaramillo Ellen Brusick
Greeter Judy Weiler Glenn Dasher
Usher Roberts Abele Austin Harris
Usher Lija Abele Andy Sieja
Worship Assistants
Please contact the church office if your birthday is in May and it is not listed. We would love to include you next year.
Gun Abele
Louise Bergeler
Madeline Burkhardt
Blake Carlyon
Nancy Carter
Mary Christensen
Molly Christensen
Glenda Churchey
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn Dasher
Arlene Deppensmith
Marian Deppensmith
Bob Dornbos
Jim Duke
Betty Eidson
Kristina Emmerson
Allyn Griffiths
Cathy Gutknecht
Greg Harris
David Heim
Josh Heim
John Hennings
Mandy Hiller
Jerry Ise
Rein Ise
Mary Keck
Denny Kocher
Mary Niemeyer
Darryl Palm
Sophia Petersen
Jeff Posner
Wilhelmine Quanstrom
Mary Ann Shockley
Ivey Beth Siegel
Kevin Skrenes
Matthew Stevens
Raelene Swordsma
Theodore Thies
Abby Williamson
Marlin Williamson
Susan Wright
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 8:30AM Contemporary Worship
9:45AM Congregation-al Meeting
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
1:15PM Confirmation Class
2 9:30AM Staff Meeting
11AM Bible Study
1PM WELCA Bd Mtg
5:45PM TCMM
6PM Hannah Circle
3 1PM Knit & Crochet
6:30PM Winds
4 6:06 Prayer & Devotion
9AM Ruth Circle
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
5:30PM Handbells
5:30PM SS Teachers (Kids) Meeting
6PM WWW
5 1PM Women’s Bible Study
1:30PM LQ Hosted
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
6
7 9:30AM Faith & Fiction Book Group
10AM Altar Guild
12PM Sr. Youth Animal Service Day
8 Mother’s Day
8:30AM Contemporary Worship
9:45AM Mother’s Day Breakfast
9:45AM Sunday School
9:45AM Bd of Prop Mngmt
11AM Traditional Worship
9 9:30AM Staff Meeting
5PM Bd of Learning
5:45PM TCMM
6PM Executive Committee Meeting
6:30PM Rachel Circle
10 9AM EGA
10AM Deborah Circle
1PM Knit & Crochet
5PM Stewardship Committee
6:30PM Winds
7PM Bd of Witness & Outreach
11 6:06 Prayer & Devotion
9:30AM Telecare
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
4PM Board of Worship
6PM Confirmation Banquet
12
1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
7PM Martha Circle
13 14 10AM Altar Guild
10AM Quilt Guild
15 Confirmation Sunday
9:15AM Sunday School
10:30AM Unity Service
1PM Homeless Camp Visits
2PM Memorial Service for Anna Offik
16
9:30AM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Church Council Meeting
17
10:30AM Deliver Meals on Wheels
1PM Knit & Crochet
18 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
6PM WWW
19
11AM Free Spirits
1PM Women’s Bible Study
5:30PM Praise Team
20 12:30PM Downtown Rescue Mission - Kitchen
21
10AM Altar Guild
6:30PM Supper Club
22
Senior Sunday 8:30AM Contemporary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
Newsletter Deadline
23 9:30AM Staff Meeting
24 9AM EGA
1PM Knit & Crochet
7PM EGA
25 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
26
1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30 Praise Team
27
Synod Assembly
7PM End of the Year Lock-In
28
Synod Assembly
10AM Altar Guild
29 Synod Assembly
8:30AM Contemporary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
30
Memorial Day
Church Office Closed
31 9AM EGA
1PM Knit & Crochet
6:30PM Winds
7PM EGA
St. Mark’s Staff Directory
Church Address: 200 Longwood Dr. SE, Huntsville, AL 35801
Church Phone: 256-539-4361 Church Fax: 256-539-4388
Senior Pastor: Extension 15……….…………..……..…..Gary Soop ([email protected])
Music Director: Extension 17………..………………...Ferdinand Murati ([email protected])
Dir. of Christian Education: Extension 16………….….….Traci Billman ([email protected])
Office Manager: Extension 14……..……................………...Emily Jacobs ([email protected])
Office Assistant: Extension 10…………………....Connie Jaramillo ([email protected])
Organist/Pianist: ………………......………….. …..,,,,……………..Dr. Mira Kruja ([email protected])
www.stmarkshsv.org
May’s Food Pantry
Item
Granola Bars (individually packaged)
