St. Mark’s Messenger
JUN E 2015
“Saved by Grace, we are called to Celebrate, Serve and Make Disciples for Christ”
Vacation Bible School
July 6-10, 9 AM—12 Noon
Embark on the coolest adventure of the summer! Everest VBS is filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear, touch, and even taste! Sciency –fun gizmos, team-building games, cool Bible songs, and tasty treats are just a few of the standout activities that help faith flow into real life. You won’t want to miss it! Register now at www.stmarkshsv.org. If you’d like to volunteer, we’d love to have you—please see Traci.
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Dear Friends,
I believe all of us have known people who have held a grudge
against someone. And maybe, we’ve even held onto one
ourselves.
When a person is unwilling to give up a grudge, they can
inflict great mental, emotional, physical and spiritual damage on those who have offended them,
as well as on themselves.
A merchant in a small town had twin sons who worked for him in his department store. When he
died, they took over the store.
Business went well until that fateful day when a single dollar disappeared. One of the brothers left
the bill on the cash register and walked outside with a customer. When he returned, the dollar
was gone. He asked his brother, “Did you see that dollar bill I left on the cash register?”
“No, I haven’t.”
“Well, dollar bills just don't get up and walk away! Surely you must have seen it!”
“Sorry. I didn’t,” said the second brother.
The first brother couldn’t leave the matter alone. Tempers rose and resentment set in. In a short
time, the brothers didn’t even speak to each other.
They built a dividing wall through the center of the store. For twenty years the bitterness between
the brothers and their families grew.
One day a stranger stopped his car in front of the store. He walked in and asked the man behind
the counter, “Sir, how long have you worked here?”
The man laughed and replied, “All my life.”
“Well,” the stranger said, “I need to confess something. I rode into town in a boxcar twenty years
ago. I hadn't eaten for days. I came in here looking for a hand out. There was a dollar bill lying on
the cash register. No one was around, so I slipped it in my pocket and walked out and bought me
a little food. I haven’t been able to forget that I stole that dollar here. It wasn't much money, but I
simply had to come back to confess and beg your forgiveness and repay that dollar.”
The stranger was surprised to see tears welling up in the eyes of the man. The man said, “Would
you do me a favor? Please go next door and tell that same story to the man in that store?”
Though he thought the request was odd, the stranger said, “Sure.”
As the stranger finished telling the story next door, he was surprised to see tears well up in the
eyes of that man, too. Without saying a word to the stranger, the man walked out of his store. The
stranger followed the man out of the store.
FROM YOUR
PASTOR’S
HEART
There on the sidewalk in front of the stores, the stranger was amazed to see two middle-aged
men who looked a lot like each other embrace and weep in the front of their stores.
After twenty years, the brokenness that had divided the brothers and their families began to
crumble.
Too often, it is the little difficulties, disagreements and disappointments in life which become the
seeds that blossom into the grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses that divide people,
families, businesses, communities and yes, even churches. And if they are allowed to grow, they
are very capable of breaking us and leaving us looking and feeling like shards of broken pottery.
There is a simple solution: LET IT GO!!
If you want to live your life as Christ promised, you simply must LET GO of those negative thoughts and emotions towards
others.
Saying “LET IT GO” is a lot easier than doing it. But if you want to live your life as Christ promised,
you must learn to LET IT GO.
It’s always a choice: LET IT GO or hang on to it.
If you choose to hold onto them, six things will take place in your life.
1. THEY WILL EAT YOU UP INSIDE. People carrying grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses
often have all types of physical ailments in their bodies. And they often have spiritual problems, too,
because they refuse to forgive as they have been forgiven.
2. THEY AFFECT EVERY RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE. Holding on to those negative emotions
will isolate you from your family, friends, and acquaintances, because very few people want to be
around someone who spews venom all the time.
3. THEY RARELY AFFECT THE OTHER PERSON. That person is moving on with their life, while you
are still having a pity party.
4. THEY DRAIN YOU OF ENERGY. You will waste a lot of mental energy trying to dream of a
way to get even or get revenge.
5. THEY WILL ENSLAVE YOU. Hold onto those negative emotions, and you will become a slave
to them rather than being the master of them.
6. THEY PLANT SEEDS OF BITTERNESS IN YOUR LIFE. Seeds of bitterness grow in the fertile
soul of a person who can’t let it go. And that person will end up becoming a bitter person.
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How do I know those six things can happen to you? Because I have experienced all six of them
in the past when I tried to hold grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses. And during those
times, I wasn’t always the nicest person to be around.
I know that letting go of your grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses is hard – especially when they caused you great
pain. But God can help you love that person, no matter how deep the pain you carry.
So how do you get beyond the grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses against others? There
is only one way I know that works every time: PRAYER!!
Confess your sins against others to God. Not only ask him to forgive you, but ask him to help you
get on with your life by getting beyond those things.
If you’ve only been carrying those feelings a short time, a few prayers may help you get beyond
them.
But, if you’ve carried them for a long time, they have probably cut a deep channel into your soul
and it may take many prayers to be set free from them.
Prayer can literally set you totally free from them! You can refuse to carry them any longer.
I know that before today is over, I may get angry with someone, or hurt by something someone says or does to me. And I
may even want to pout for a while – ‘That just wasn’t fair.’
But I absolutely refuse to allow myself to be enslaved by carrying around grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses
against someone else.
When you REFUSE to carry those negative emotions and thoughts in your soul, you’ll be surprised
how much energy you’ll have to build the bonds of love with others. AND you will be surprised
how much better your life will become!
LET IT GO!! It is not worth what it will cost you mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually to
carry grudges, resentments and unforgivenesses.
Here’s to growing wise and refusing to carry around those negative emotions and thoughts!!
With prayers of healing for all of us!
Shalom!
Pr. Warren
Call Committee Update
The call committee has recommended a candidate to our church council for the senior pastor position. Over the next few weeks, the council will have the opportunity to meet with the candidate and determine the path forward. The committee is forever grateful for God's love and guidance as well as the congregation's patience and support through this process.
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St. Mark's Supper Club
Whether you've been before or not, join us for June's Supper Club night out! Mark your calen-dars 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.
JUNE
When: Saturday, June 13th
Where: Hildegard's German Cuisine (2357C 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 is a family owned restaurant near downtown Huntsville that has been serving authentic German fare for over 20 years. All the food is made from scratch and Hildegard herself makes all the desserts. Specializing in sausage plates and schnitzel, food prices range from $10 - $20.
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Children & Family
Contact Traci Billman for more information and to learn how to
get involved in our summer programs!
June 14-19 Affirm (in Rome, GA)
June 15-19 Lutheroad Day Camp
June 29-July 3 VBS Prep Week
July 6-10 Vacation Bible School
July 26 - Aug. 1 @ Lutheridge For those coming out of kindergarten
through fifth grade.
Day Camp is a wonderful blend of
outdoor and congregational ministry!
“Cool” Christian witness, crafts, and
music created for children by
experienced counselors from Lutheridge.
Day Camp includes three field trips (e.g.
Botanical Gardens, Green Mountain, and
rock wall climbing)
Snack is provided; each child asked to
bring a sack lunch each day
Registration form and a $40 deposit are
due ASAP to insure a place at camp. Total
camp cost is $85; balance due on the first
day of camp. Registration forms are
available online at www.stmarkshsv.org –
see Traci with any questions.
from June 7-July 26 we will offer activities to our preschool thru high school classes. Meet in the chapel to start, we will read a story, followed by an activity. Volunteers are needed, please sign up on the SS bulletin board. This month’s stories: June 7 Abraham June 14 Joseph June 21 Moses June 28 Samuel
On behalf of the confirmands, thank you for a lovely day: the prayers, cards, gifts and flowers.
We appreciate all of your support.
Lutheroad Day Camp
June 15-19
“Lutheroad is more fun than Disney World!”
states a 5-year-old Camper.
Vacation Bible School
July 6-10, 9 AM—12 Noon Embark on the coolest adventure of the summer! Everest VBS is filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear, touch, and even taste! Sciency –fun gizmos, team-building games, cool Bible songs, and tasty treats are just a few of the standout activities that help faith flow into real life. You won’t want to miss it! Register now at www.stmarkshsv.org. If you’d like to volunteer, we’d love to have you—please see Traci.
Senior High
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Affirm 2015
This year Affirm is June 14-19
at Berry College in Rome, GA.
Grounded in Word and Sacrament, Affirm
develops discipleship skills, leadership skills, and
teaches Lutheran theology. We follow Christ, we
live in a Christian community, and we teach
participants how to be God's hands in this world.
Register online at www.sesyouth.org .
Complete the forms and mail them with $375
to the Affirm registrar, Gail Pittman. Camp
includes lodging, all meals from Sunday
supper through Friday breakfast, an event T-
shirt, and programming costs.
June 7, 12:30 PM Come in and help beautify and
personalize your youth room. A good time for fellowship and fun.
Lunch is provided.
VBS Prep Week June 29-July 3 9 AM –12 Noon
For Jr. and Sr. High (and any adult volunteers available) - a new idea… we will spend this time getting ready for VBS the following week. We will go over lessons and plans, create decorations, decorate, assemble and prepare supplies for the younger crew arriving for Everest VBS on July 6. Just want to paint backgrounds? Great! Want to help lead games during VBS? That’s great too! All who participate are welcome to help with VBS the following week, but are not obligated. We are preparing for a tremendous week of outreach, fellowship and fun—come be a part! Contact Traci to sign up or with any questions!
What’s going on with Sunday School this summer? All Jr. & Sr. Youth are invited to help the younger kids this summer.
What does that mean? Each week we will have a lesson, that you can help with by reading, crafting, or preparing tech (running the video & popcorn machines ). You can sign up for the week(s) that works best for you on the bulletin board in SS hall OR just meet in the chapel at 9:45 AM on Sunday mornings. Summer Sunday School will run from June 7—July 26.
This summer, Wednesday with Word will begin on June 3, all youth are
invited to attend. Those attending the National Youth Gathering are
strongly urged to attend. From 6 PM—8:30 PM; dinner will be
provided. Look to email for addresses and last minute instructions.
June 3 WWW at the Billman’s, 6 PM (NYG Lesson #1)
June 10 WWW at the Abele’s, 6 PM (NYG Lesson #2)
June 17 WWW at the Hiller’s, 6 PM (NYG Lesson #3)
June 24 WWW at the Williamson’s, 6 PM (NYG Lesson #4)
July 1 WWW at the Provancha’s, 6 PM (NYG Lesson #5)
DIAPERS! We are collecting diapers (sizes 3 & 4) for the NYG in-kind
offering. Bring your donation to Comm. Central by 7/12, if you’d like to help!
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Adult Education
Sunday School
)Adult Mid-Week Opportunities Wednesday: Devotions, Prayer & Fellowship, 6:06 AM
Thursday: Women’s Bible Study, 1 PM
(a new study will begin on June 11: Anointed, Transformed, Redeemed: A Study of David)
1. Faith and Discovery: New text! Please join
us on April 12 as we start Dining with the Devil: The Megachurch Movement Flirts with Modernity by Os Guinness. An assessment of one of Christianity's most powerful movements. What shapes the message of the church? The Bible and Spirit, or society and culture? Led by Mike Hamilton.
2. 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 our Sunday worship. Led by Tom Duncan.
3. Bible Studies for Life: The Ragamuffin
Gospel by Brennan Manning. Many believers feel stunted in their Christian growth. We beat ourselves up over our failures and, in the process, pull away from God because we subconsciously believe He tallies our defects and hangs His head in disappointment. The Father beckons us to Himself with a “furious love” that burns brightly and constantly. Only when we truly embrace God’s grace can we bask in the joy of a gospel that enfolds the most needy of His flock: the “ragamuffins.” Led by Gwen
Dornbos.
Though our class list is reduced for the summer, there are still learning experiences for everyone: now is a great time to visit a new class and see if it is a good fit for you.
For parents, the nursery is available for kids up to age 5; and Summer Sunday School for school-age children June 7—July 26.
Circle Meetings
Ruth Circle will meet on
Wednesday, June 3 @ 9:00AM for
our meeting, light snack and Bible
study. Members -0 RSVP regrets
only to Gisela Rieger at (256) 881-
0973. Guests are always welcome,
please let Gisela know you will be
attending.
Rachel Circle will meet
on Monday, June 8th at 6pm at
Taco Mammas in the Hospital
Area next to the new Publix. We
welcome new members and
guests.
Deborah Circle will meet for
Brunch at Another Broken Egg (in
the Target Shopping Center on Carl
T Jones Drive) on Tuesday June 9 at
10:30 AM. All are welcome to join,
but contact Glenda Churchey
[email protected] or 256
883-1953 to be counted in the
reservation. Look forward to
seeing all of you!
Martha Circle will meet in June
11th at the home of Gwen
Dornbos. We will finishing up
our book study. We will also be
collecting for Our Place .
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St. Mark’s Faith & Fiction Book Group
Isaac Trek to King's Mountain by local author, J. Wayne Fears, is our reading selection for Saturday, June 6, at 9:30 a.m. The author and well-known outdoorsman will be our guest at the meeting. He is one our country's most prolific writers of outdoor literature and has written over 6200 magazine articles and 32 books about the subject. The novel is about the Revolutionary War and "how a young boy faced the battle at King's Mountain and became a man".
Because Our July meeting falls on the holiday, the group will dis-
cuss All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr on Saturday,
June 27. The pick for August will beThe Good Lord Bird by James McBride.
The weekly Women’s Bible Study group will begin the DVD study
"Anointed, Transformed, Redeemed: A Study of David" on Thursday,
June 11th at 1PM in Room 8. This is a great time to jump in with this
wonderful group of women.
My St. Mark’s Family, I want to thank you all for the wonderful reception, well wishes, support, and monetary gift. I have been blessed with so many memories within St. Mark’s and you all will forever be my family and my home. I wish each and every one of you many blessings. It’s been an honor to serve you and I can’t wait to see what great things will come. Many Thanks, Missy
God’s Work, Our Hands
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 June 14: meet in the old
Narthex at 1 PM.
These are opportunities for you to share your time, money, and of course, your prayers all year long.
With many on-going ministries, we’ve complied
ONE list for all items needed for our various
ministries. There are three blue collection bins
in Communication Central for all donations of
new items.
Opportunities to Serve
God’s Work Our Hands
Shopping List
Baby Wipes
Batteries
Blankets
Canned Fruit
Canned Meals
Canned Meat
Canned Veggies
Cereal
Cheez-Its (indiv.)
Crackers
Deodorant
Diapers
Dried Beans
Fruit Cups
Gravy
Insect Repellent
Instant Potatoes
Jelly
Juice
Juice Boxes (100%)
Lotion
Mac & Cheese
Nutri-Grain Bars
Pasta
Peanut Butter
Pet Food
Pop-top Soups
Pop Tarts
Powdered Milk
Pudding Cups
Rice
Shampoo/
Conditioner
Soap
Spaghetti Sauce
Toilet Paper
Toothbrushes
Toothpaste
Tuna Pouches
Water Bottles National Youth Gathering:
Diapers
For this gathering’s in-kind offering, we
will be collecting disposable diapers,
primarily sizes 3 & 4. If you would like to
help in this endeavor, please bring your
donations to Communication Central by
July 12. Thank you!
Downtown Rescue Mission
On the third Friday of every month, at
12:30 PM, a group will go into the mission
to clean the kitchen. If you would like to
participate in this effort, please contact
Janet Duncan.
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The next Saturday meeting will be June 13th
and we will follow this schedule:
10:00 - 1:00 Lutheran World Relief Quilts
10:00 - 11:00 Small craft – Jelly Roll Pillow – 1 jelly roll, 1 yrd matching fabric
for backing, 1 yrd batting, matching thread for backing.
11:00 - 12:00 Placemats – Father’s Day pattern
Quilt Guild
Dear Friends,
A thank you note doesn’t adequately express our sincere
thanks and gratitude for the many kindnesses and acts of love
that have been poured upon us in the recent months. We were
tremendously blessed by the bridal shower hosted by Traci
Billman and Connie Jaramillo. They are both wonderful
co-workers, but more over they are great friends! The gifts, cards, and sharing in
our celebration mean more to us than we could ever tell you. We treasure the advice
that many of you have given us on a happy marriage.
The St. Mark’s family that welcomed
me here, almost 5 years ago to the
day, have welcomed Stan in such
a loving way now. We are
blessed beyond measure by the
friendships we have made and the
love you’ve shown us.
With Love,
Stan and Emily Jacobs
June 7, 2015 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Roberts Abele Anne Knowles
Lay Asst. Dave Schultz, Jed Deason
Lector Robert Burkhardt Tom Duncan
Acolyte Aija Abele Lana Leo
Server Call to Volunteer! Call to Volunteer!
Greeter Karen & Glenn Cunningham Glenn Dasher, Deby Boss
Greeter Bob Dornbos Ellen Brusick
Usher Call to Volunteer! Peg Skrenes
Usher Call to Volunteer! Norm Skrenes
June 14, 2015 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Barry Rogers David Schultz
Lay Asst. Anne Knowles
Lector Shelby Billman Vol Needed
Acolyte Lija Abele Zoe Falkenberg
Server Mat Thies, Aidan Pittman Meredith Mullin
Greeter Gun Abele, Sesalie Satterfeal Glenn Dasher, Deby Boss
Greeter Abby Williamson Ellen Brusick
Usher Norwood Cutter Gloria Woody
Usher Marilyn Rogers Andy Sieja
June 21, 2015 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Brenda Holsopple John Mahony
Lay Asst. Norm & Peg Skrenes
Lector Gwen Dornbos Julie Satterfeal
Acolyte Grace Billman Sarah Thornton
Server Shelby Billman, Alyssa Armstrong River Skrenes
Greeter Norwood & Carol Cutter Glenn Dasher, Deby Boss
Greeter Allen & Penny Krell Ellen Brusick
Usher Michelle Price Jim Mullin
Usher Mike Price Stan Reinartz
June 28, 2015 8:30 11:00
Asst. Minister Haley Bodin Pam Birkholz
Lay Asst Gisela Rieger
Lector Judy Jung Becky Hamilton
Acolyte Laura Heim Sesalie Satterfeal
Server Felina Sarmiento, Katelynn Bodin Sam Sykstus
Greeter Bob Dornbos, Karen Szymczyk Glenn Dasher , Deby Boss
Greeter Judy Jung Ellen Brusick
Usher Vol Needed Butch Lloyd
Usher Brandon Hiller Anna Lloyd
If you are unable to serve as scheduled,
please make arrangements for a substitute.
Worship Assistants
Flower Notice: As of Easter Sunday, Albert's Flowers is now providing the Altar & Narthex arrangements each week. The cost is $47.00 per arrangement. Payment should be made directly to the church office. Albert's will be billing the church directly.
Notes
St. Mark’s provides each family a subscription to The Lutheran magazine. Please contact the church office if any of the following apply:
* you would like to receive the magazine and are not,
* would not like to receive the magazine and you are,
* need to update your address for the magazine, or
* you have questions about the magazine.
Do Your Part
To Take Care of
the Church
Use the Key Log in the Usher’s Closet
when locking and unlocking the build-
ing.
If you are the last to leave an area, do a
quick check to see that coffee pots are
off, lights are off, etc.
When hosting an event, use the
Fellowship Hall and/or Kitchen check-
lists to be sure you are leaving the
space the way you found it (or better!).
If something seems wrong, tell a staff or
council member and ask them to check
into the issue.
Before or during services, please sign into the red pew book. The books are located on each end of the pew and pencils are in the pew racks. This is a place that you may leave a note to the church office for any need you may have.
All information is confidential.
If your birthday is in June
and it is not listed,
please contact the church office at 256-539-
4361.
Carl Altvater
Keith Armstrong
Ellen Barnett
Claire Birkholz
Carley Bodin
Mike Brown
Nina Brumfield
Carla Burkhardt
Robert Burkhardt
Josh Cutter
Dena Dana
Sally Dasher
Jed Deason
Derek Emmerson
Roger Erickson
Joy Forst
Leah Gradl
Bruce Hiller
Carrie Horst
Lew Ingalls
Michael Ise
Christopher Ise
Judy Jung
Jeff Lienau
Ella Markle
Maggie Markle
Stephen Markle
Jennifer Matthews
Bruce Mullin
Missy Ontiveros
Brian Paulus
Christopher Pedersen
Michelle Pedersen
Aidan Pittman
Gail Pittman
Michelle Price
Nick Radovich
Kinsley Satterfeal
Beth Shepherd
Andy Sieja
Norma Stagner
Dale Stevens
Marianne Stevens
Terry Szymczyk
Erica Trapp
June 2015 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 9:30AM Staff Meeting
2 1PM Knit & Crochet
5:30PM Bd of Learning
5:30PM Handbells
6:30PM Wind Ensemble
3 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion 9AM Ruth Circle
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
6PM WWW
4 1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
5
SE Synod Assembly
6
SE Synod Assembly
9:30AM Faith & Fiction Book Group
2PM Altar Guild
7 SE Synod
Assembly
8:30AM Contempo-rary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
12:30PM Sr. Youth Room Party & Lunch
8 9:30AM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Exec. Comm. Meeting
6PM Rachel Cir-cle
9 10AM Deborah Circle
1PM Knit & Crochet
5:30PM Bd of Learning
5:30PM Handbells
6:30PM Wind Ensemble
7PM EGA
10 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
4PM Bd of Worship
6PM WWW
11 1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
6:30PM Praise Team
7PM Martha Cir-cle
12
13 8AM Men’s Breakfast
10AM Quilt Guild
2PM Altar Guild
6:30PM Supper Club
14 AFFIRM
8:30AM Contempo-rary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
1PM Homeless Camp Visits
15 AFFIRM
Lutheroad
9:30AM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Church CouncilMeeting
16 AFFIRM
Lutheroad
10:30AM Deliver Meals on Wheels
1PM Knit & Crochet
17 AFFIRM
Lutheroad
6:06 Prayer & Devotion
10AM Brookdale Service
1:45PM Ukulele Choir
6PM WWW
18 AFFIRM
Lutheroad
1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
6:30PM Praise
19 AFFIRM
Lutheroad
12:30PM Downtown Res-cue Mission-Kitchen
20 2PM Altar Guild
21
Father’s Day
8:30AM Contempo-rary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
22
Newsletter
Deadline
9:30AM Staff Meeting
23 1PM Knit & Crochet
24 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion
12:45PM Ukulele Choir
6PM WWW
25
1PM Women’s Bible Study
2PM Balance Tai Chi Class
5:30PM Praise Team
6:30PM Praise
26
27
2PM Altar Guild
28 8:30AM Contempo-rary Worship
9:45AM Sunday School
11AM Traditional Worship
29 VBS Prep
Week
30 VBS Prep Week
9AM EGA
1PM Knit & Crochet
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
Interim Pastor: Extension 15……………..……..…..Warren Casiday ([email protected])
Music Director: Extension 17………..………………...Ferdinand Murati ([email protected])
Int. 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
This month, let’s support the youth as they head to the ELCA National
Youth Gathering in July.
DIAPERS! We are collecting diapers (sizes 3 & 4) for the NYG in-kind offering.
Bring your donation to Comm. Central by 7/12, if you’d like to help!