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St. Mark’s Messenger

Applesauce Cups

Band-aids

Batteries

Combs (pick-style)

Cheez-its (singles)

Cracker Packs

Deodorant

Fruit Cups

Gloves (kitchen)

Insect Repellent

100% Juice boxes

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“Saved by Grace, we are called to Celebrate, Serve and Make Disciples”

God’s Work, Our Hands

To make things easier, we’ve complied ONE list

for items needed for various ministries. You will

find three blue collection bins in Communication

Central for all donations.

Shopping List of Collections Items Needed (Due by September 3)

Opportunities to Serve On September 7

God’s Work, Our Hands is an ongoing mission - we are doing God’s work with our hands

everyday. St. Mark’s provides many opportunities for you to serve including our BIG day of

service on September 7. On this day, we will again combine with churches synod-wide to go

out and serve our community. Please prayerfully consider how you may be of service.

September 7

One worship service, 10 AM

No Sunday School

Beginning with a Light lunch at 11:15 AM, we

will have a day of service for our community.

All ages will be able to participate.

Commit to where you will Serve.

Food Distribution - provide food and

supplies to those in need at a table set at

First Stop

Rescue Mission Meal - serve lunch at

the Downtown Rescue Mission

Litter Pick Up - pick up trash in our

surrounding neighborhood

Collection Activities - pack hospice

kits, pack Blessings in a Backpack, pack

visitor bags, knit & crochet hats for can-

cer patients

Craft Activities - kid’s cards & pictures

Sign up in Communication Central where

you will serve.

Lotion

Nail Clippers

Nutri-Grain Bars

Oatmeal (singles)

Pet Food

Pop Tarts

Pudding Cups

Shampoo

Soap

Soups (pop-top cans)

Toilet Paper

Toothbrushes

Toothpaste

Towels (bath-size)

Tuna Pouches

Vaseline (min. 4 oz)

Wash Cloths

Water Bottles

Zip-loc Bags (gallon)

ST. MAR K’ S MESSEN GER

Dear Friends,

Let me share a humorous story that has had many lives and varia-

tions. This version is probably my favorite.

A Senior Pastor called in his Assistant Pastor. He told the Assistant Pastor, “Next Sunday at 10:30

AM, Halley’s Comet will appear over our church. This is an event which only occurs once every sev-

enty-five years. Please contact the Sunday School Superintendent and have him assemble the Sun-

day School teachers and their classes on the parking lot and explain this phenomenon to them. If it

rains, cancel the day’s observations and have the classes meet in the Fellowship Hall and we will

show them a film about the comet and creation.”

So the Assistant Pastor contacted the Sunday School Superintendent and passed on the Senior Pas-

tor’s message. The Assistant Pastor told Superintendent: “By proclamation of the Senior Pastor of

our church, next Sunday at 10:30 AM, Halley’s Comet will appear over the parking lot. If it rains,

cancel the day’s classes and report to the Fellowship Hall with your teachers and students, where

you will be shown films, a phenomenal event which occurs once every seventy-five years.”

The Sunday School Superintendent then called his Sunday School Teachers and relayed the mes-

sage to them. They heard him say: “By order of the phenomenal Senior Pastor of our church, at

10:30 AM next Sunday, Halley’s Comet will appear in the Fellowship Hall. In case of rain over the

parking lot, the Senior Pastor will give another order – something which occurs once every seventy-

five years.”

The Sunday School Teacher then called their students. She told the children: “Next Sunday at

10:30 AM, the Senior Pastor of our church will appear in our Fellowship Hall with Halley’s Comet.

This is something which occurs every seventy-five years. If it rains, the Senior Pastor will cancel the

comet and order us all out to our phenomenal parking lot.”

The Sunday School children were asked to tell their parents. And the parents heard: “When it rains

next Sunday at 10:30 AM over the parking lot, the phenomenal seventy-five year old Senior Pastor

of our church will cancel all our classes and appear before the whole Sunday School in the Fellow-

ship Hall, accompanied by Bill Haley and the Comets.”

That is obviously an apocryphal story. Oops, sorry, big word ... It’s obvious it is a fictional story.

But it still makes a very valid point. There are times in life when no matter how careful we are, or

hard we try to prevent it, our communications are just plain going to get mixed-up.

I know there are times when people are going to hear something I didn’t say. Or they will not hear

what I was trying to say. And I honestly don’t know which one is more frustrating to me as I try to

communicate with others.

Those times often remind me of the old parlor game that most of us have played at one time or

another. You probable recall the ice-breaker where one person reads a story to the person next to

him. That person repeats the story to the next person, etc. By the time it has repeated itself

through 20 or so people, the last person is asked to say the story out loud. Then the beginning

person reads the story again. And quite often, the stories are miles apart. Certain words or

phrases have been dropped. Different words have been used. New phrases or words or even

people have been added to embellish the story. What once was a clear communication has now

become as clear as the muddy communications of the Sr. Pastor.

One of the important keys of living life to its fullest as Jesus promised us is to keep good commu-

nications going. And for a church, it is an absolutely vital key if the church is to have an effective

ministry to its members and the community.

While it can be a fun parlor game, it is a terrible way for us to communicate. At best, confused

communications will keep people from understanding what we are trying to do or say. At worst,

confused communications will drive a wedge between people and can even drive people away

from us.

Now ... if you happen to hear that I have suddenly turned seventy-five years old and will be ap-

pearing some Sunday in the Fellowship Hall accompanied by Bill Haley and the Comets, please

just smile and give me a call. Somehow the story has gotten a little confused. I’ll be happy to set

the “record” straight before we “Rock ‘round the clock tonight!”

Here’s to our always having better communications in our ministry together for Christ!

Marilyn & Barry Rogers

Shalom!

Pr. Warren


Children & Family

2 by 2 Bible Study Meets every Friday at 9 AM in

Room #8. We will continue to

read the Chronological Bible

throughout the year and begin

“Esther” by Beth Moore.

Sept. 21 Confirmation Class, 1:15 PM

(Parents, too!)

Sept. 28 Confirmation Class, 1:15 PM

**Acolyte Training

**Cookies for Kairos

Coming Soon... Fall Festival on October 25, 10-1:00 PM

Another year of fun and fellowship:

get your costumes ready!

If you would like to help out with

games or activities this year,

please see Traci Billman.

September 7

One worship service, 10 AM

No Sunday School

Beginning with a light lunch at

11:15 AM, we will have a day of

service for our community. All ages

will be able to participate

Commit to where you will serve.

God’s Work, Our Hands

For a complete Children’s Ministry Calendar, go to ‘events’ under

‘children & youth’ at www.stmarkshsv.org

Tweener, Jr. & Sr. High Event We’re going canoeing! On

September 14, we’ll head

out on the Flint River for a

day of adventure and fun!

$25/person/canoe; $35/

person/kayak. Meet at the

church at 1 PM or NACK by 1:30 PM.

Quarters Kick Off Event Let’s go bowling! Meet at

the church at 2 PM - we’ll

head over to Plamor Lanes

and knock down a few pins!

Approx. $15-20.

A new Sunday School year is under way.

Our teachers this year include Courtney Spadaro & Lara Sieja (Pre/PreK); Anna & Chrissie Provancha (Kindergarten); Leslie

Sharpe & Karen Petersen (1st/2nd); Gina Gastler & Susan Altman (3rd/4th); Rob Caple (5th/6th); Traci Billman (7th/8th); and Les Billman & Heather White (9th-12th). Mandy Hiller and Brianna Sieja round out the rest of our Sunday School staff by helping out and leading music for our kids 6th grade and under.

Our offering this year will go to improve water resources in foreign countries through ELCA Good Gifts.

A big thank you to everyone who prayed for

and helped make the trip to Lutheridge

possible, especially Jim French who drove us

there and even better, came back to pick us

up! Thanks, Jim!

Greetings from...

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Adult Education

1. Faith and Discovery: is finishing up its study of the Reformation in Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years by Diarmaid MacCulloch. Coming up next, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. Led by Mike Hamilton.

2. DONUTS: Christian, It’s Not What You Think Bible Study & DVD by Andy Stanley. What does is mean to be Christian? Curiously, the term is never used in Scripture. Instead, Christian was a label used by outsiders to define Jesus’ followers. Jesus referenced ‘disciple’ as the key word he used to describe his supporters along with the fact that they would be known for their love – a novel concept for their time – and ours today. Led by Marlin & Denise Williamson.

3. 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.

4. Bible Studies for Life: Too Busy Not to Pray by Bill Hybels. Two truths haven't changed in twenty years: God is the same powerful, just, holy God he's always been; prayer that changes us and allows us to participate in God's work in the world can't happen on the fly. Led by Gwen Dornbos.

5. New! Adult Sunday School Class: Falling In Love With Jesus. Authors Dee Brestin and Kathy Troccoli introduce readers to the ultimate love relationship of all time: a relationship with Jesus Christ. Using humor, contemporary love songs, real-life stories, and solid Biblical teaching, Dee and Kathy help women discover a life-changing intimacy with Jesus. No matter your age or marital status, you are His bride, the object of His affection. The secret to an abundant life lies not in ten steps, but in devel-oping a deep love relationship with Jesus, aban-doning yourself to the greatest romance of your life! Led by Louise Brooks.

Sunday School

Adult Mid-Week Opportunities

Monday: Bible Study Class led by Pastor Warren, 11 AM

Wednesday: Devotions, Prayer & Fellowship, 6:06 AM

Thursday: Women’s Bible Study, 1 PM - “Children of the Day - 1 & 2 Thessalonians” by Beth Moore (beginning September 11)

Friday: 2 by 2 Bible Study, 9 AM - “Esther - It’s tough being a woman” by Beth Moore (childcare available)

On September 21, at 9:45 AM in the fellowship hall, a new member class will begin. This six week class will give an orientation of St. Mark’s including what it means to be Lutheran, an overview of St. Mark’s opportunities, how a new member may fit in, a tour, and an abbreviated youth standards class.

If you are a visitor, new to St. Mark’s, or would just like to participate - you are welcome.


The birthday bash potluck lunch will be here before you know it! Please mark your calendar for November 2 to join the congregation for a birthday celebration full of fantastic dessert, food and fellowship. You will meet others at your table who were born in the same month as you. Let's have the most successful birthday bash we've ever had. Hope to see you there!!

For more information contact Debra Hammond.

DIGITAL DAILY DEVOTION

Have you noticed that our website home page now has a daily devo-

tion? Go check it out today! www.stmarkshsv.org There's a small box

on the right side that says 'God Pause Daily Devotion'.

God Pause devotions are short, meaningful reflections on the coming

Sunday's lessons and gospel. Devotion writers are Luther Seminary

alumni/ae, and their reflections are a gift to you and to the church. By

Sunday, you'll be ready for an extra meaningful worship experience.

You can check out the daily devotion (and yes, it does change daily) by going to the St. Mark's web-

site each day, or you can click on the box and sign up for the daily devotions to be sent to your

email inbox each morning.

These new electronic daily devotions are supplementing the already available Word in Season daily

devotion booklets available in Communication Central. So whichever way works best for you, we

encourage you to consider a daily devotion today!

Dear friends at St. Mark’s,

My family and I would like to offer our most sincere thanks for your kind expressions of sympa-thy. A special thanks to Pastor Casiday for all his support and the beautiful eulogy. We are very fortunate to be a part of such a loving church.

Sincerely Yours,

Jean James

http://www.stmarkshsv.org/

No More Clustered Sound-Cables on the Altar!

Some of you know, and some of you may have heard about the big summer project of

sound-cable- box re-location, which took place these past two months.

From the beginning there was the God’s hand, leading to the right direction the path of

the ideas about this project!

It all started just as a simple idea of a music ministry summer project to re-organize the

sound-cables around the Lectern, so that the cables would look better as they were.

But as soon as John Mahony came to lead the Audio/Visual Ministry, he came to the help

with a very ambitious idea of storing the cables, which would forever solve the dilemma

of cluster of cables on the floor around the Lectern.

From the start of the project, the initial idea snowballed so fast from John to Lynn Red-

ington and Norm Skrenes, and later, with Lynn’s, Tom White’s, Glenn Carter’s and Mark

McCain’s engineering brainstorming, it turned into a much more sophisticated audio-

project.

At the end, the result was spectacular, as you may have seen!

We give thanks to the Board of Worship for approving the idea presented by John

Mahony.

Also we give many thanks to John Mahony, Daryl Palm, Lynn Redington, Tom White,

Glenn Carter, Norm Skrenes, Dick Johnson, to the team of specialized technicians Mark

McCain, Robert Fleagle and Bruce Brodie, and to Emily Hallo, for the many things they

helped with, through over the period of 6 weeks, which this project took to be completed.

The result of this project will help very much with the work of all the praise team musi-

cians, of the Pastor and lay assistants, and of that of the Altar Guild members, who will

no longer have to walk over cables.

This entire experience turned to be such a wonderful time of social relations among

friends working together, and of spiritual growth among them, too.

In Christ,

Ferdinand Murati

Music Director

Ruth Circle will meet Wed., Sept. 3 in fellowship hall at 9:00am for a snack, meeting and bible study from the Lutheran magazine "Gather". Members RSVP REGRETS ONLY to Jean Loux . Guests are always welcome, please call Jean.

Deborah Circle will meet Tuesday September 9 at 10:00 AM in room 8 at the church. Ann Martin will present the Bible study from the Gather magazine. Katy Schroer is our hostess. Please bring items or money to support the Blessings in a Backpack which is our 2014 ministry project. Come join us for study and fellowship. All are welcome.

Rachel Circle will meet on Monday, Sept. 8 at 7:00 pm at the home of Sue Volz. Our Bible study will be chapter 6 of Bad Girls of the Bible by Liz Curtis Higgs. We will also be collecting items for the Community Free Clinic. We welcome visitors and new members!

For addresses or directions to any of the circle meetings, please call the church office at 256-539-4361

Circle Meetings

You are invited to an Autumn Evening with Friends, Inc.

Date: October 17, 2014

Time: 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM

Location: Baron Bluff at Burritt on the Mountain

Entertainment By: Patton James and The Synchromatics

Social Hour: 6:30 PM

Dinner: 7:30 PM

$75 per person

$600 a table for eight

Spectacular music, breathtaking views, and a fabulous dinner will come together for an unforgettable cele-bration at "Autumn Evening", a fundraiser benefiting Friends, Inc.

Sponsors for the evening are: Gold Level- Clearview Cancer Institute Silver- Bentley Automotive Bronze- Center For Cancer Care, Conversant Bio, Huntsville Hospital, Mark Mantooth, Parks Supply, Regions Bank, and Wolstein & Associates, LLC.

All proceeds from this annual fundraiser directly benefit Friends, Inc. client support services for Madison County residents affected by a serious illness or disability.

Contact: Jan Brewer, Executive Director, Friends, Inc.

Phone: 256-534-4079

Email: [email protected] Website: www.friendsinc.net

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St. Mark’s Faith & Fiction Book Group

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt is our reading selection for Saturday, September 6 at 9:30 a.m. Our pick for October is Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger. Other books on our list are: House Rules by Jodi Picoult, The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty, The Janissary Tree by Jason Goodwin, and Like a Fox by Judy Rich.

FREE SPIRITS Do you E-MAIL?.... VOICEMAIL?.... FACEBOOK?....

TWITTER?....TEXT?....or BLOG?

Many of us do not! On Thursday September18th, at 11:00am, Free Spirits will gather, in the Fellowship Hall. We will hear Pastor Warren Casiday, and his wife Marie, "com-mu'-ni-kate" with us "live" and "face to face" -sharing their history and highlights from their

years of ministry.

Please remember to sign-up in Communications Central to enjoy our usual delicious luncheon.

Last month’s newsletter mistakenly stated that

Brandon Pittman prepared the slideshow that was

shown at Pastor Fakes’ Farewell. Ted Mueller

actually prepared the slideshow. This is something he has found a passion

for and has enjoyed this kind of work in his retirement. Thank you, Ted, for

the great presentation!

We are going canoeing on Sunday September 14th, we are meeting at 1PM at the church or by 1:30PM at NACK for an afternoon floating on the water. Cost is $25 for a canoe and $35 for a kayak rental.

This is always a fun afternoon hope everyone can make it.

We are kicking off the year on Sunday, September 21st at 1:15. This is looking to be a great year. We will also meet Sunday, September 28th at 1:15.

Wednesday with the Word is back and in full swing!! On Wednesday, September 3rd we will be going bowling. We will meet at 6pm at Parkway Lanes at 2309 South Memorial Pkwy., Huntsville, AL 35801. Please bring $10 for bowling. Dinner will be provided and remember to wear or bring socks!! Wednesday, September 17th we will be volunteering

at Manna House. We will meet at 5pm at Manna House, 2110 South Memorial Pkwy SW, Hunts-ville, Al 35801, after we serve we will return to the church for dinner and devotion. Pick up will be at the church at 8pm. Wednesday, September 10th and 24th we will meet at the Church from 6 to 8pm. Mark these dates and locations on your calendar!!

We will be volunteering for God’s Work Our Hands this on Sunday September 7th

following lunch. Please pick a service project and sign up on the bulletin board

outside the nursery.

Back to School Road Trip!! We will be traveling to Lake Winnepesaukah

Amusement Park on Saturday, September 20th. We will meet at the church at

8am and travel to Chattanooga for an afternoon of fun, rides and excitement.

Cost will be $28 plus money for lunch and dinner. We will return to the church

later Saturday evening. Don’t miss out on all this fun!!

Please contact Missy with any questions,

[email protected]

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Inviting all Women to the WELCA Annual

Business Meeting

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Fellowship Hall 10:00 AM

The Women of the Evangelical Lutheran

Church in America (WELCA) here at St.

Mark’s is organized in four circles. Once a year we hold a joint meeting to share

news and reports, plan projects and mission outreach for next year. Welcome la-

dies, as we meet in mission and service while enjoying the fellowship that does

along with all we do. Estimated duration for meeting is one hour.

Marie Casiday will lead our meditation. Louise Brooks will report her delegate

experience from attending the national WELCA Triennial Convention. Pat Barber

will present highlights of the Southeaster Synod WELCA convention. Each Circle

will also bring reports of mission outreach projects. We are very much about

“God’s Work, Our Hands” and in that spirit, women are encouraged to bring

hand work on mission projects to the meeting, such as knitting, crocheting, cut-

ting out and hemming receiving blankets for layettes, and like projects.

Coffee will be served and please let Bonnie Pearson know if child care provisions

are needed for you to attend.

September 14th -October 12th will be St. Mark’s Music Ministry Month.

St. Mark’s contemporary and traditional music

ministries will work during this time on future ministry

development. Volunteers from the music ministries,

musicians and congregation will be needed to help

with different tasks.

For further information contact Music Director,

Ferdinand Murati.

September 7, 2014 One Serivce - 10:00AM

Asst. Minister Louise Brooks

Lector Barry Rogers

Acolyte Grace Billman

Server Gracie Niemeyer, Grace Billman

Greeter Les Billman

Greeter Norwood Cutter

Usher Brandon Hiller

Usher Norwood Cutter

September 14, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Traci Billman Lara Sieja

Lay Asst. Volunteer Needed

Lector Denny Kocher Judy Jung

Acolyte Aija Abele Peyton Paulus

Server Shelby Billman, Aidan Pittman Meredith Mullin

Greeter Gun Abele, Roberts Abele Jim French, Phil Grimm

Greeter Karen Fletcher Carol Craig, Frank Craig

Usher Bill Weiler Anna Lloyd

Usher Marlin Williamson Butch Lloyd

September 21, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Roberts Abele Jim Birkholz

Lay Asst. Linda Veren

Lector Robert Burkhardt Julie Satterfeal

Acolyte Felina Sarmiento Katie Folgmann

Server Maddie Price, Mat Thies

Greeter Gwen Dornbos, Bob Dornbos Jim French, Phil Grimm

Greeter Karen Cunningham, Glenn Cunningham Carol Craig, Frank Craig

Usher Barry Rogers Norm Skrenes

Usher Roberts Abele Peg Skrenes

September 28, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister

Lay Asst Gisela Rieger

Lector Pat Barber

Acolyte Lynnsey Bodin Peyton Paulus

Server Katie Jaramillo

Greeter Penny Krell, Allen Krell

Greeter Karen Szymczyk Carol Craig,

Usher Mary Wiley

Usher Bonnie Pearson

Worship Assistants

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October 5, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Barry Rogers John Mahony

Lay Asst. Gisela Rieger

Lector Lynn Redington Andy Veren

Acolyte Lynnsey Bodin

Server

Greeter Allen & Penny Krell Astrid Lahiere, Courtney Spadaro

Greeter Karen Szymczyk Norm & Peg Skrenes

Usher Mary Wiley Jim Mullin

Usher Harry Wiley Wayne Falkenberg

October 12, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Louise Brooks Ellen Brusick

Lay Asst. Frank Craig

Lector Judy Jung Nancy Lorine

Acolyte Gabriel Pittman Sarah Thornton

Server Haley Bodin, Katelynn Bodin

Greeter Bob & Gwen Dornbos Astrid Lahiere, Courtney Spadaro

Greeter Karen Fletcher Peg & Norm Skrenes

Usher Bill Weiler Andy Sieja

Usher Marlin Williamson Tim SIeja

October 19, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Roberts Abele Anne Knowles

Lay Asst. David Schultz

Lector Judy Styles Tom Duncan

Acolyte Lija Abele Katie Folgmann

Server Maddie Price, Gracie Niemeyer Sam Mullin

Greeter Astrid Lahiere, Courtney Spadaro

Greeter Norwood Cutter Peg & Norm Skrenes

Usher Michelle Price Gloria Woody

Usher Mike Price Glenn Dasher

October 26, 2014 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Gwen Dornbos Kathy Sieja

Lay Asst Wayne Falkenberg

Lector Dennis Kocher Mike Hamilton

Acolyte Sesalie Satterfeal Peyton Paulus

Server Mat Thies, Alyssa Armstrong Lana Leo

Greeter Karen Cunningham Astrid Lahiere, Courtney Spadaro

Greeter Glenn Cunningham Peg & Norm Skrenes

Usher Brandon Hiller Anna Lloyd

Usher Grace Billman Butch Lloyd

If you are unable to serve as scheduled, please make arrangements to have a

substitute fill your position and let the office know. If you need a substitute

list, please contact the church office and one will be emailed or mailed to you.

Worship Assistants


Jean Loux, David Provancha, Courtney Spadaro

Verna McCleary

Traci Billman, Kathy Cook, Jim Ganoe,

Brandon Hiller, Hannah Williamson

Christine Cunningham, Troy Falkenberg, Evelyn Jensen,

Maddie Price, Craig Satterfeal

Josh Bodin, Tabitha Rinyu, Edith Sieja

Mary Bryson, Max Evans

John Winch

Jennifer Paddon, Tim Sieja

Norm Skrenes

Charles McCleary

Imme Tietke

Mark Falkenberg, Charlotte James

Chris Myers, Mat Thies, Sue Volz

Katie Folgmann, Karin Offik, Grace Schultz

Michele Bodin, Margaret Kent, Angie Paulus

Pam Birkholz, Chris Deason, Michael Steffens

Andrew Caple, Jane Engle

Kim Caple

Shirley Johnson

Donna Ise, Gertrude Kindberg, Emma Myers

Katie Jaramillo, Brian Musgrove, Payton Sieja

Elfriede Duke

Sonya Heim

Ciera Elledge, Marge Killian, Rachel Rice

Rosalee Martin, Lucas Switzer

Heidrun Admire, Chrissie Provancha

If your birthday is in September and it is not listed, please contact the

church office at 256-539-4361.

September 2014 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1

Labor Day Church Office

Closed

2 1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Exec. Comm.

5:30PM Handbells

6:30PM Wind Ensemble

3 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion

9AM Ruth Circle

11AM Staff Meeting

1PM Ukulele Choir

4PM Bd of Worship

5:30PM Endowment Committee Meeting

6PM WWW

4 2PM Balance Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

5 9AM 2x2 Bible Study

6 9A:30M Altar Guild 9:30AM Faith & Fiction Book Group

7

God’s Work,

Our Hands Day

Grandparent’s Day

10AM Worship Service

11:15PM Lunch

Noon - Service Projects Across the Community

8 10AM Staff Meeting

11AM Bible Study

4:30PM Bd of Administration

6:30PM Bd of Witness & Outreach

7PM Rachel Circle

9 9AM EGA Board

10AM Deborah Circle

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells



1PM Ukulele Choir

6PM WWW

11 2PM Balance Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

7PM Martha

Circle


13 9:30AM Altar Guild

14 8:30AM Contemporary Worship

9:45AM Sunday School

11AM Traditional Worship

1PM Canoe Trip (Tweeners)

2PM Bowling (Qtrs)

15 11AM Bible Study

16 10:30AM Deliver Meals on Wheels

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Bd of Learning

5:30PM Handbells

6:30PM Wind

Ensemble


1PM Staff Meeting

1PM Ukulele Choir Rehearsal

6PM WWW

18 No Balance/Tai Chi Class Today

11AM Free Spirits

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team


20 Newsletter Deadline

8AM EGA Event

9:30AM Altar Guild

21 8:30AM Contemporary Worship



1PM EGA Event

1:15PM Confirmation Class w/Parents

22 8AM EGA Event

10AM Staff Meeting

11AM Bible Study

23 9AM EGA

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells


7PM EGA


1PM Ukulele Choir Rehearsal

6PM WWW

25 2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise

Team


27 9:30AM Altar Guild

10AM WELCA Annual Meeting

28

WELCA Sunday

8:30AM Contemporary Worship



1PM Confirmation Class

29 10AM Staff Meeting

11AM Bible Study

30 9AM EGA

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells

6:30PM Wind En-semble

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])

Dir. of Children’s Ministry: Extension 16…..….……...….Traci Billman ([email protected])

Office Manager: Extension 14……..…….......................………...Emily Hall ([email protected])

Office Assistant: Extension 10…………………....Connie Jaramillo ([email protected])

Organist/Pianist: ………………......………….. …..,,,,……………..Dr. Mira Kruja ([email protected])

Youth Director: ………………..…....………...…… Missy Ontiveros ([email protected])

www.stmarkshsv.org

We welcome Terry Szymczyk as the new Food Pantry Coordinator and Becky Hamilton as the new scheduler. We appreciate the roles that these two have taken over to promote a vital ministry of our church. Each month, we will focus on a specific item and ask that the congregation consider donating this item to the panty. Perhaps your music group or circle would think about taking on this challenge? This month, we ask that you bring Peanut Butter. There are donation bins in Communication Central to collect your donations. The church office is open daily to accept your donations as well. Remember, the smaller jars work better than a large quart container. The office will keep track of how many peanut butters are donated, and we will see if can “beat” that number next month with a different item!
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