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Ladies! Join other women of faith
in this annual festival of laughter and spiritual renewal at
Joyfest 2010
featuring Christian comedienne
Kelly Sisney

Saturday February 20
8:30 - 3:00
Register now!

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WORSHIP SERVICES

Saturday Evening
5:00 pm
in Bliss Chapel
Traditional Worship with
Pastor Paul Lepard

Sunday Morning
in the Sanctuary
7:45 am - Traditional Worship
with Executive Pastor
John Lacey
9:00 am - Blended Worship
with Senior Pastor
Wayne Alloway
10:30 am - Contemporary Worship with Senior Pastor
Wayne Alloway

Children's Sunday School
Sundays at
9:00 and 10:30
in the upper level
known as "The Ark"

Youth Sunday School
We call it "Refuel" for
6th thru 12th Graders
Sunday mornings at
both 9:00 and 10:30
in the Youth Center

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Health Kits for Haiti Survivors

St. Mark's mobilizes to collect health kits for survivors of the Haiti earthquake

Our St. Mark's Singles are taking the lead in organizing an all-church effort to send health kits to Haiti. The guidelines they have received indicate that the following items should be collected for packaging in gallon-size ziplock bags:

(Items must be purchased new, not used)

hand towels(15” X 25” up to 17” X 27” - no kitchen towels)
washcloths
Sturdy, full-sized combs (no pocket sized)
Nail files or fingernail clippers (no emery boards or toenail clippers)
bath-sized bars of soap (3 oz or larger)
toothbrushes (single brush in original wrapper - no child-sized brushes)
Adhesive plastic strip sterile bandages
$ to cover costs of toothpaste (avoiding expiration concerns)
$ for packaging and delivery costs

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St. Mark's invites you to experience worship in our new sanctuary at 84th & Pioneers

Samaritan Marriage Seminar

Great Beginnings Marriage Preparation Course

Date: February 13, 2010

Time: 10a.m. –4 p.m.

offered by the Samaritan Counseling Center

Read more: Samaritan Marriage Seminar

A Message from our Senior Pastor...

I believe St. Mark's United Methodist Church exists to be a living, praying, growing example of Jesus Christ, which is empowered and led by the Holy Spirit, to reach out with love and compassion to our community and the world.

We will do this through the personal witness of our lives, the witness of our love for each other, and how we use our time, talents and resources under the Lordship of Christ. I hope that this web site, and its resources which define for you our many activities, will enable us to grow closer and fulfill more completely the purpose our Lord has for us as a congregation.

Wayne Alloway
Senior Pastor

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When Christ-followers are seeking a new church home, they don’t count heads, they count hearts.

It’s our intention that seekers find at the heart of St. Mark’s a place committed to providing tools and tasks and teachings that will lead them to greater fellowship in Christ. We intend for everyone to find a place that nourishes his or her spiritual heart, a place for growth, a place for life-change, and a Christ-centered worship home for themselves and their families...for yourself and your family.

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...with God, all things are possible.

Matthew 19:26

Coffee with the Pastors

Choose one of the next dates:
Sunday April 11th
Sunday June 6th
Sunday August 22nd
Sunday October 10th

2:00 to 4:00 pm
in the Sanctuary narthex

Meet and greet our pastors and discuss what it means to be a member at St. Mark's, if that is your desire.

Contact Joan Hudson at 489-8885 to attend one of the coffees or click here to register now. Be sure you use the continue button to fill in your personal information.

Prayer Note...

The power you receive directly from the hand of God may come in the form of wisdom—an idea you desperately need and can’t come up with yourself. It may come in the form of courage greater than you could ever muster on your own. It may come in the form of confidence or perseverance, uncommon staying power, a changed attitude toward a spouse or a child or a parent, altered circumstances, maybe even outright miracles. However it comes, God’s prevailing power is released in the lives of people who pray.

There is, however, another and more sobering side to the equation. It is hard for God to release his power in your life when you put your hands in your pockets and say, “Thanks, but no thanks. I can handle things on my own.” - Bill Hybels Too Busy Not to Pray

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