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We are glad you have found our online headquarters and we hope you’ll join us in worship soon!
Our summer Sunday worship schedule is in effect, with one service starting at 10:30 a.m. Most Sundays we also have Adult Education at 9 a.m., with time for coffee and fellowship from 10-10:30.
If you can’t be with us in person, our services are livestreamed on our YouTube channel, where you can also find an archive of previously recorded events.
We hope you’ll join us soon — in whichever way suits you and your family best.
News & People
July 4, 2025
The Fourth of July is my husband’s favorite holiday. He makes sure we have our flag correctly displayed, and decorates our front yard with an appropriate amount of red, white and blue. We find a good spot to watch fireworks, making sure to “ooh” and “aah” at all the right times. And it’s just not the Fourth of July in the Ketcham household if we don’t watch the musical “1776.” All in all, the day is one of great joy and celebration. I find it difficult to not be swept up in love for my country in the midst of it all. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines patriotism as “love for or devotion to one’s country,” and on this day, patriotism runs deep within my soul. But I have to admit that this year the Fourth of July hits a little differently.
April 12, 2025
It’s a most special week for the St. Mark’s family and all who follow Jesus, for it is during this Holy Week that we commemorate the events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection. We have several opportunities to gather, worship and reflect on the transformative love that redeems and empowers us for loving service to others. To see the full schedule and find links to livestreams of services click on “read more.”
February 5, 2025
Dear Beloved in Christ, If you are on social media, you have probably seen the inflammatory and libelous remarks by former General Michael Flynn and Elon Musk regarding Lutheran Social Service agencies across the United States. In these posts, both Flynn and Musk accused these agencies of money laundering and insinuated that the Lutheran faith was made up for that purpose. For the record, the organizations targeted in these posts are legally recognized organizations that receive federal grants to carry out programs such as housing assistance, food pantries, disaster assistance, mental health programs and youth services. These grants have been legally obtained, and as such, have strict guidelines as to how they may be spent. Presiding Bishop of the ELCA Elizabeth Eaton has responded to the falsehoods shared in these posts with a video message. In addition to Bishop Eaton’s remarks, I also want to respond to these attacks against these agencies. Please click on “read more” to see our messages.
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