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St. Mark’s Messenger

MAY 2015

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

Let’s start a new tradition…

On Confirmation Sunday, May 17, the congregation is invited to ‘greet our confirmands’ after the service by offering a flower to each of them. Bring fresh cut flowers, building a bouquet of welcome and good wishes, as we celebrate these young people!

Prayer Boxes are available in Comm. Central for each 2nd-year confirmand where you can place cards, notes, gifts and prayers. The boxes will be presented to each confirmand on May 17 at the 10:30 AM blended service.

The entire congregation is invited to participate in the

Confirmation Banquet.

A delicious meal and

wonderful guest speaker will all culminate to honor

our new class of confirmands!

ST. MAR K’ S MESSEN GER

Sometimes you read or hear a statement that really gets you

to thinking. Here’s one I ran across recently.

Think about it a moment. What purpose does a nightlight really serve? After all, it only puts out

enough light in a very small area to keep you from walking into something major at night, like a

wall or door. Smaller things several feet away from the light may not even be seen. So even with

a nightlight on, it is not uncommon to stub a toe on something left in the wrong place in a room or

hallway. While the nightlight works, its affect is very limited.

On the other hand, what about the 1000 watt flood lamp? Turn one of them on and you can light

an entire backyard! Everything in the area of the 1000 watt flood lamp will be easily seen. And

put a number of them on poles and you could light an entire football field.

Yet, is seems that many people are content to be 7 watt Nightlights all their lives. As Christians,

ALL OF US have the potential to be the 1000 watt flood lamps in our lives and faith.

How can I say that? Because the dynamic power of God’s Holy Spirit lives within us as Christians.

For us to be anything less than what God created us to be is wrong. I believe God intended EVERY

Christian to be the equivalent of a 1000 watt flood lamp in their life and faith.

Then why aren’t we shining that brightly in our faith and life? Truthfully, that is a question that you

will have to answer between yourself and God.

But maybe its because you are trying to hide your light. Jesus reminded us that we were not to

hide our lights, but to let them burn brightly before others!

If several 1000 watt flood lamps can work together to light a football field, what could several

Christians burning as bright as 1000 watt flood lamps accomplish for the Kingdom of God?

Or more specifically, what could St. Marks Lutheran accomplish for God if all its members were to

burn as brightly as the 1000 watt flood lamps?

Or maybe an even better question: WHAT COULDN’T WE ACCOMPLISH FOR GOD?

Here’s to each of us shining as brightly as 1000 watt flood lamps!

Shalom!

FROM YOUR

PASTOR’S

HEART

Don’t Be A Dim 7-Watt Nightlight

When You Have The Potential To Be A 1000-Watt Flood Lamp

Call Committee Update

The call committee is currently interviewing candidates for our senior pastor position. This

(confidential) process includes visiting each candidate's home church to see them lead

worship, as well as inviting them to Huntsville to see the city and our church facility. Each

step, through discussion and prayer, is intended to help both the committee and the

candidates discern the best fit for a call at St. Mark's. The committee will then determine a

single candidate to recommend to our church council and, if approved, that candidate will

then be introduced to the congregation. We, as your call committee, are so grateful for the

continued love and prayers poured out by the St. Mark's family during this time of ongoing

responsibility and reflection.

Circle Meetings

Ruth Circle will meet on Wednesday, May 6th at 9:00AM for our meeting, light snack and Bible study. Members: RSVP Regrets Only to Jean James at 256-881-0196. Guests are always welcome, please let Jean know you will be attending.

Rachel Circle will meet on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 pm, hosted by Susan Wright at Radiant Day Spa. We continue to collect items for the Community Free Clinic. We welcome visitors and new members!

Deborah Circle will meet Tuesday May 12 at 10:00 AM in room #8 at the church. Martha Yarbrough is our hostess. Please bring donations to support our mission project for 2015 which is St. Mark’s Special Care administered by Mary Wiley. Please join us, everyone is welcome.

Martha Circle will meet on May 14th at the home of Valeta Wheeler. We will be discussing chapters 8 &9 of One Way Love, and collecting items for Our Place.

The Angel’s Closet will resume

accepting clothing donations in

May. Please bring your items to

the metal clothing rack outside

in the Chapel doors.

tel:256-881-0196

ST. MAR K’ S MESSEN GER

Children & Family

This Month’s Youth Events TWEENERS & JR. HIGH

May 2, 1:10 PM

“Avengers: Age of Ultron” at Monaco

Theatre. RSVP NOW! Limited tickets

for a 1:30 PM showing. Meet in the

lobby at 1:20 PM. Ticket cost: $7.65.

The above events are opportunities for any

age group; all are invited regardless of the

age group listed.

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

Lutheroad Day Camp is great fun! For those

coming out of kindergarten through fifth

grade; registration forms available on the

website under resources. Register ASAP to

reserve your spot!

Prayer Boxes are available in Communication Central for

each 2nd-year confirmand where you can place cards,

notes, gifts and prayers. The boxes will be presented to each

confirmand on May 17 at the 10:30 AM blended service.

Sunday School is quickly

coming to a close, but

we’ve got big things

planned: on May 10 (AKA

Mother’s Day) we will have

a special project for each class during

Sunday School. Our last AIP stamp store

(to redeem all those attendance stamps!)

is on May 3 & 10. And finally, May 17 is

our End of the Year bash.

May 3 Confirmation Class, 1:15 PM

May 13 Confirmation Banquet, 6 PM

May 18 Confirmation Day, 10:30 AM

May 22 Confirmation Lock-in, 8 PM

For the confirmation class and teaching

team, let’s enjoy a fun, end-of-year bash!

Look to email for more details.

Summer Sunday School: from June 7-July 26 we will offer activities to our preschool thru high school classes. For the younger crowd, we will read about a Bible character each week followed by an activity. For the older crowd, we will have a Bible Study series. Volunteers are needed, please sign up on the SS bulletin board.

Peyton Katie

Lynnsey Gabriel

Senior High

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Recently taking a new position in Atlanta, Missy Ontiveros will no longer serve as Youth Director at St. Mark’s. For at least the time being, Traci Billman will now fulfill this role with the prayerful support of parent volunteers and the Board of Learning. Please contact Traci ([email protected]) with any concerns or questions.

My St. Mark’s Family, I want to say thank you so much to everyone for the kind words, wishes and support over my life as well as in this new journey I am embarking on. As I embark on this new journey. I have been blessed for so many years with wonderful friendships and memo-ries that will last a lifetime. St. Mark’s and its members will always hold a special place in my heart. I wish all of you grace and love.

Yours in Christ, Missy

Congratulations Graduates!!

We will recognize our graduating seniors on

May 10 at both services.

Please come join with us in celebrating and

blessing these young adults as they continue on their Christian journey.

High School: Haley Bodin Tyler Caple

Evan Jaramillo Meredith Mullin Madeline Price

College: Madeline Burkhardt

Matthew Volz

Take note of the following dates:

May 3: Class, 1:15 PM (May Prep)

May 13: Banquet, 4 PM (Serve)

May 17: Confirmation Day, 10:30 AM

May 22: Lock-in, 8 PM (CELEBRATE!)

Affirm 2015 Registration is

OPEN!! This year Affirm is

June 14-19, 2015 at Berry College in

Rome, Georgia.

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.

Affirm Units fill up fast. Register online at

www.sesyouth.org . Complete the forms and mail

them with your deposit to the Affirm registrar,

Gail Pittman. The cost of Affirm is $375. This

includes lodging, all meals from Sunday supper

through Friday breakfast, an event T-shirt, and

programming costs associated with each unit.

ALL REGISTRATION PAPERWORK MUST

be postmarked before MAY 1, 2015.

Summer Planning is underway: we want to connect with YOU! Look for updates via email, text, website, and Facebook.

What do YOU want to do

this summer?

Let’s talk about it!

April 29, 6 PM @ the Bodin’s * dinner provided

mailto:[email protected]

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Adult Education Sunday School

4. 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.

5. Lutheranism 101: examine Lutheran beliefs

and heritage in a fresh way. If you are a lifelong Lutheran searching for more information or new to Lutheranism looking to understand what we believe, this book will be your guide. Lutheranism 101 helps create a solid foundation of reference upon which a lifetime of sound teaching can be built. Led by Pastor Warren.

Adult Mid-Week Opportunities

Monday: Bible Study Class on 1st John, led by Pastor Warren, 11 AM

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

Come Pray With Me, 5:30 PM - led by Gwen Dornbos in the chapel

Thursday: Women’s Bible Study, 1 PM, “Fight Back with Joy” by Margaret Feinburg

Friday: 2 by 2 Bible Study, 9 AM - What Love Is: 1, 2, & 3 John by Kelly Minter

(childcare available)

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. DONUTS: “You’ll Be Glad You Did” Bible

Study & DVD by Andy Stanley. In this 4-part series, Andy Stanley offers powerful and practical advice to students, single adults, and married couples on where our current decisions will land us in the future. At some point we all look back and wonder, What if? While it's easy to recognize how past decisions landed us where we are today, it's not so easy to predict where our current decisions will land us in the future. 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.

Youth Standards Class

May 2, 9-11:00 AM, Conference Room

The second of four Youth Standards classes offered this year, this is an excellent opportunity for any who would like to work with our children or youth to learn our safety policies at St. Mark’s.

Other classes scheduled this year are Aug. 1 & Nov. 7. Sign up is not necessary but is helpful -

please call the office if you’d like to attend.

On Sunday, May 17,

Sunday School classes will begin at 9:15 AM, due to the

blended service at 10:30 AM.

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Such a lovely Easter!

Join us for a

Bridal Open House in honor of

our office manager

Emily Hall Saturday, May 9, 2-4 p.m.

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church

Fellowship Hall

In lieu of purchasing a gift, help leaf out a ‘money tree’ for Emily & Stan.

This is a “thank you” to the many, many people who worked so hard to support me and my family as Jay was hospitalized and in hospice care. Your love and encouragement helped sustain us after his passing. I can’t write enough thank you cards to everyone that was so helpful to us. Thanks to each of you for your prayers, support, and food, cards, flowers, telephone calls, memorials and reception. May God bless each of you. We are thankful for our church family.

With our love,

Betty & family

Maci Leigh

Molt was born

April 7, 2015 at

4:55PM. She

weighed 7lb 13oz, and was

20.5 inches long. Great

Grandma, Arlene

Deppensmith, says she is

beautiful, and is her 10th

great grandchild!

St. Mark’s Faith & Fiction Book Group

The World We Found by Thrity Umrigar will be our reading selection for Saturday, May 2 at 9:30 a.m. On June 6, local author J. Wayne Fears will join us for a discussion of Isaac. Because our July meeting falls on the holiday, the group will discuss All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr on Saturday, June 27. The pick for August will be The Good Lord Bird by James McBride.

Free Spirits For our last meeting on May 21st, we are so

fortunate to have our own Bob and Marion Fallon

to tell us about the "Splendor of Orchids" and

what we can do to keep them blooming!

The Kitchen Angels are resting and planning for

another great start in September.

Have a wonderful summer!

St. Mark's Supper Club

Due to all the activities already happening in May, we are

postponing Supper Club until June. Please look for an

update in June's newsletter as well as a sign up on the

bulletin board in the hallway near Communication Central.

Quilt Guild

The next Saturday meeting will be May 9th and we will follow this

schedule:

10:00 - 1:00 Lutheran World Relief Quilts

10:00 - 11:00 Small craft – Charm Tote – 1 Charm pack 5X5 or 1 Charm

candy 2X2, 1 yrd matching fabric for lining and handles, 1 yrd

batting, matching thread for backing.

11:00 - 12:00 Placemats – Mother’s Day pattern – to be determined – I

still have to make the example. Backing and Batting is the same as

last time but I’m using a jellyroll for this one.

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 March 8: 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 Blessings in a Backpack

An ongoing commitment, we pack 50 bags

of food to deliver each Friday morning at

MLK, Jr. Elementary School. Donations of

food and help to pack bags needed. Check

the bulletin board in Communication

Central for a packing schedule.

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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God’s Work Our Hands

Downtown Rescue Mission

Kitchen Ministry May Update

If you are interested in assisting the Kitchen Ministry at the Downtown Rescue Mission please

keep the following in mind.

We use hot water and various cleaning fluids, so a good pair of rubber gloves is important.

Do not wear jewelry or watches, which may become wet and the harsh chemicals may

have an impact.

Exactly what we do each week is determined upon arrival: the Mission may be taking in

food donations and also prepping for Supper, so our access could be limited to

particular equipment or portions of the kitchen and dining hall.

We DO NOT clean the kitchen for them, we work elbow-to-elbow with them.

If you are ready to roll-up your sleeves please contact Michelle Bodin or Tom and Janet

Duncan.

The Downtown Rescue Mission Kitchen Crew

May 3, 2015 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Haley Bodin John Mahony

Lay Asst. Peg & Norm Skrenes

Lector Karen Petersen Tom Duncan

Acolyte Robbie Caple Sarah Thornton

Server Katelynn Bodin, Gracie Niemeyer River Skrenes

Greeter Gun & Roberts Abele Stan & Barb Reinartz

Greeter Les Billman, Marilyn Rogers Nancy Lorine

Usher Mary Wiley Jim Mullin

Usher Harry Wiley Glenn Dasher

May 10, 2015 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Traci Billman Frank Craig

Lay Asst. Jed Deason

Lector Vol. Needed Peter Loux

Acolyte Hannah Williamson Zoe Falkenberg

Server Shelby Billman, Haley Bodin Sam Mullin

Greeter Mike & Michelle Price Stan & Barb Reinartz

Greeter Karen Szymczyk Nancy Lorine

Usher Bill Weiler Anna Lloyd

Usher Brandon Hiller Butch Lloyd

May 17, 2015 10:30 Blended Service

Asst. Minister Anne Knowles

Lay Asst. Gisela Rieger

Lector Barry Rogers

Acolyte Aija Abele

Server Felina Sarmiento, Sam Sykstus

Greeter Allen & Penny Krell

Greeter Stan & Barb Reinartz

Usher Norwood Cutter

Usher Tim Sieja

May 24, 2015 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Roberts Abele Kathy Sieja

Lay Asst Gisela Rieger

Lector Lynn Redington Pat Barber

Acolyte Abby Williamson Brooke Harris

Server Mat Thies, Aidan Pittman Meredith Mullin

Greeter Mandy Hiller, Judy Jung Stan & Barb Reinartz

Greeter Mary Grace Evans Nancy Lorine

Usher Brandon Hiller Jan Overton

Usher Marlin Williamson Stan Reinartz

May 31, 2015 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Brenda Holsopple Pam Birkholz

Lay Asst Wayne Falkenberg

Lector Shelby Billman Julie Satterfeal

Acolyte Abby Williamson Zoe Falkenberg

Server Katie & Evan Jaramillo Meredith Mullin

Greeter Traci Billman Nancy Lorine

Greeter Norwood & Carol Cutter Stan & Barb Reinartz

Usher Michelle Price Craig Satterfeal

Usher Mike Price Chris Myers

Worship Assistants

June 7, 2015 8:30 11:00

Asst. Minister Roberts Abele Anne Knowles

Lay Asst. Frank Craig, Jed Deason

Lector Robert Burkhardt Tom Duncan

Acolyte Aija Abele Lana Leo

Server Katie & Evan Jaramillo Sam Mullin

Greeter Karen & Glenn Cunningham Glenn Dasher, Deby Boss

Greeter Vol. Needed Ellen Brusick

Usher Harry Wiley Peg Skrenes

Usher Mary Wiley 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

If your birthday is in May and it is not listed,

please contact the church office at 256-539-4361.

Gun Abele

Louise Bergeler

Margaret Boldt

Madeline Burkhardt

Blake Carlyon

Nancy Carter

Mary Christensen

Molly Christensen

Glenda Churchey

Myrna Crago

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

May 2015 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1

9AM 2x2 Bible Study

2 9AM Youth Standards Class

9:30AM Faith & Fiction Book Group

2PM Altar Guild 1PM Tweeners Movie Outing

3 8:30AM Contemporary Worship

9:45AM Sunday School

11AM Traditional Worship

1PM Congregational Meeting

Confirmation Class following the meeting

4 9:30AM Staff Meeting

11AM Bible Study

5 1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Bd of Learning

5:30PM Handbells

6:30PM Wind Ensemble

6 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion

9AM Ruth Circle

10AM Blessings

1PM Ukulele Choir

6PM WWW

7 1PM Women’s Bible Study

2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

8

9AM 2x2 Bible Study

9 8AM Men’s Breakfast

10AM Quilt Guild

2PM Bridal Shower

2PM Altar Guild

10

Mother’s Day

Senior Sunday

8:30AM Contemporary Worship




11AM Bible Study

5:30PM Exec. Comm. Meeting

7PM Rachel Circle

12 9AM EGA

10AM Deborah Circle

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells


13 6:06 Prayer & Devotion

1PM Ukulele Choir

4PM Bd of Worship

6PM Confirmation Banquet


2PM Balance/Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

7PM Martha Circle

15 9AM 2x2 Bible Study

12:30PM Down-town Rescue Mission-Kitchen

16 2PM Altar Guild

17

Confirmation Sunday


10:30AM Blended Service

1PM Homeless Camp Visits


11AM Bible Study

5:30PM Church Council Meeting

19 10:30AM Deliver Meals on Wheels

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells


20 6:06AM Prayer & Devotion

10AM Brookdale Service

1PM Ukulele Choir

21

11AM Free Spirits

1PM Women’s Bible Study

2PM Balance Tai Chi Class

5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

22 9AM 2x2 Bible Study

8PM Confirmation Lock In

23

2PM Altar Guild




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25

Memorial Day

Church Office Closed

26 9AM EGA

1PM Knit & Crochet

5:30PM Handbells


7PM EGA

27 6:06 Prayer & Devotion

1PM Ukulele Choir


5:30PM Praise Team

6:30PM Praise Team

29

30 2PM Altar Guild

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])

www.stmarkshsv.org







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