The Saint Mark's Messenger
NovemBER 2013 Church Office Hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs, & Fri 9:30-3:00 Setting the Table Again
Wed 9:30 –1:30 Pastor Thomas Hanson
Phone: (904) 396-9608 When I first moved to Florida in 2008, I had difficulty knowing what season it Fax: 396-3515 was. The differences are subtle: a few trees lose their leaves, the temperatures drop below 90º for a few months, and there is no snow to shovel. After five Website: www.stmarksjax.org years, I think I’ve become better at knowing the seasons. Email: [email protected] It’s autumn now. The flowers in our gardens are spent after a long, hot sum- mer. The vibrant greens of the trees and bushes are greying. Some trees drop
their leaves, others just sag. Around the country, farmers are harvesting their Pastor: crops. November is harvest season. It is a time to gather in and a time to ac-
Rev. Thomas Hanson cess the year. It is a time to give thanks. In the midst of the Civil War, President Lincoln called for a national day of Phone: (904) 396-9608 x 14 thanksgiving and prayer. It wasn’t because there was peace, plenty, and tran- Cell: 416-5341 quility. It was because the country was tearing itself apart that Lincoln called us to gather around a table and we did. Email: [email protected] A new table Our country seems to be in a new civil war — Red States and Blue States, Left Dir. of Ministry Administration and Right, Pro-this and Anti-that, “My way or the highway,” everyone talking past each other and never to each other. Some of that has splashed over into and Volunteers: Wendi Orr the church as we struggle with an ever-changing society and awareness of the Phone: (904) 396-9608 needs of people. It’s time to call for a new Thanksgiving. It’s time to stop and see the blessings Email: [email protected] we have as a people. It’s time to see that there is more binding us together than there is tearing us apart. We all care for those who are hungry and with-
Director of Music Ministry: out shelter. We all desire the best for our children and grandchildren. We all desire justice and mercy. Tony Cruz President Lincoln asked us to gather around a table and to share a meal as a Phone: (904) 396-9608 x 21 sign of who we are and of what we have to give thanks for. That was a good idea then and now. Email: [email protected] Come, Lord Jesus In every generation, for every people, God bids us to come to his banquet ta- St Mark's Ark ble. He bid us to come — those without money and those who have enough and more. Gathering around a table that is not our own reminds us that what Director: Patrice Roux-Neal we have is a gift; it reminds us that we are all guests at this table. No one is Phone: (904) 346-0404 lesser or greater than the other. As I said in a sermon a few weeks ago, “Gratitude draws us out of ourselves Email: StMarksArk@ into something larger, bigger, and grander than we could imagine. Gratitude StMark.comcastbiz.net turns our ‘I’ into a ‘We.’” Come. It is harvest time. You are invited to the table of God.
1 Tony's Musical Notes
Johann Sebastian Bach died more than 250 years ago – but his music did not die with him. (Actually, it very well might have, but that is a story outside of the scope of this article.)
There are few composers who claim a greater influence on western music and even fewer who could claim a greater influence on western church music.
Some people aren’t aware that J. S. Bach was a Lutheran! His music is so historically important and so spir- itually rich that Lutherans long ago dubbed him “the fifth evangelist.” Although he was engaged in writing in a variety of musical forms, most of his music was written for the church and the royal court in various German cities. The important markers of his church music are Lutheran theology and the congregational chorale.
Nowhere are Bach’s working with theology and the chorale more evident than in his church cantatas – he wrote one for every Sunday on the church calendar? The listener does not have to work very hard to hear a familiar melody in the opening movement - which is always a fantasia based on the hymn tune. The middle movements consists of recitative (sung dialogue) and arias (artful, complex music designed for a soloist). The final movement is usually a clear hymn-like setting of the chorale tune.
On Sunday, November 24 th at 6:00 p.m., Bach Vespers returns to St. Mark’s with the singing of “Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern.” The hymntune will be familiar to worshippers at St. Mark’s as “O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright!” (ELW 308) and “O Holy Spirit, Enter In” (ELW 786). The cantata, written for the Feast of the Annunciation, will be sung in the context of a vespers service – Lutheran Even- ing Prayer. Bach’s music is often performed in concert settings and his motets (shorter pieces for choir) are often sung in church services, so this is a rather unique opportunity to hear a sacred cantata sung in the con- text of a Lutheran worship service. I do not know of any Lutheran churches in our area who present this great music of our Lutheran tradition in just this way. It has been more than twenty years since the first Bach Vespers service at St. Mark’s. This is a tradition we can be proud of.
The orchestra will be comprised of members of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and the chorus will be drawn from our own congregation and the community.
Please make plans to attend this unique worship service and invite your friends! 2 Opportunities to Give... St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 75 th Anniversary Challenge Fund
As we begin our 75 th Anniversary year, we are announcing a chal- lenge for our congregation. Let’s make this a meaningful celebration by raising $ 50,000 over the next six months to provide funding for both na- tional (ELCA) and local outreach services. Contribute whatever you can when you can in the coming six months (ending with St. Mark’s Day 2014) by noting on your check or en- velope “75 th Anniversary Fund” and placing in the offering plate or send- ing to the church office. 50% of funds contributed will be designated for outreach determined by the Send Ministry Team. 50% will be used for the Organ Refurbishment and capital asset replacement. A sign indicating our progress has been placed in Hart Hall. Come and join the excitement as we announce our outreach projects!!!!
THE STEWING POT --- NOVEMBER---2013 • We are growing the seeds of faith for next year in Saint Mark’s garden. Have you responded? • As of this writing 65 pledges have been returned and a flower placed on the Narthex garden board for each pledge. This is a 43 percent rate of support. • Please include your seeds of faith into the plans for next year. Thank you to each of you who have publicly supported our church’s mission. • “Someone Else” is no longer a part of our congregation. Now is the time to remember all of the blessings God provides you each day and to respond in thankfulness. Uncle Stew Make the Holidays Special for a Child in Need
The Birthday for Christ Christmas tree will be up on Sunday, November 24th in Hart Hall. Please ta e a name o the tree and brin your i to the Birthday for Christ elebra on on ednesday De ember 11 th at 6:15 PM in the Nave. This is su h a spe ial me for those hildren who are under prote ve ustody. our i an truly ma e a di eren e. t may be the only i your hild re eives. ust ima ine the smile on the fa e of that hild unwrappin your i Christmas mornin Please help to ma e Christmas oyous for a very spe ial hild by ta in a name and dona n a i .
THE DRIP LINE- Thank you to all who recently donated at the church. Seventeen units of blood products were St. Marks will join other volunteers from the collected. Thank you! The next Jacksonville area Saturday, November 23, at the blood drive at Saint Mark’s will occur on December 1, 2013 Second Harvest Food Bank, 1502 Jessie Street beginning at 8 a.m. If you are healthy and available (32206) from 9:00 A.M. to Noon for an early please stop by to donate blood. Perhaps your fall workday. Please RSVP Karl Stupski, Volunteer donation may assist someone you know in the Coordinator at 737-0871 by Tuesday evening future. Become a quiet hero! November 19, so we can provide the Food Bank with an idea of our participation. Please note that the Thank you and see you there! Jan 3 Matthews Bridge has been damaged and has yet to re-open.
Our Third Annual Cardboard City, a fundraiser for Family Promise of Jacksonville, will take place on November 15-16, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.,
at CrossRoad United Methodist Church, 10005 Gate Parkway.
Help us raise awareness of homelessness in our city and raise funds for Family Promise. Make the commitment to spend the night in a cardboard box, a simple tent, or even in your car. We will provide a meal, games, entertainment, and prizes. Boxes can be purchased at any area U-Haul or office supply store, or ask for one from an area appliance retailer. We are asking participants to set a goal of collecting $100 in donations to participate. Everyone who raises $100 or more will get a t-shirt! This is a great event for families, youth groups and anyone who wants to make a difference in the life of a child! Download the registration and all other forms at http://www.familypromisejax.org/CardboardCity.aspx. Contact Lynn Doiron at 904-703-0847 or [email protected], for more information.
This year your Send Team will once again prepare several Thanksgiving Baskets for UCOM (United Community Outreach Ministry). Congregational members are asked to donate traditional Thanksgiving grocery items, in non-perishable form, such as: A hu e Than ou to all of the "Food An els" who • stuffing mix ontributed food for the Campus Ministries meal at • mashed potato flakes UNF this wee , and to Dennis Doiron for helpin et • the meal ready. The students appre iated all of the canned vegetables • lovin ly-ba ed asseroles, salad, and Barbara canned cranberry sauce • Morton's ey lime oo ies our e orts help eep a canned gravy very worthwhile pro ram runnin . Than you for • bread/muffin mix sharin God's love with them. • dessert mix, such as brownies, cookies, cake mix & canned frosting, etc. • $25 gift card from grocery store (for the turkey) f anyone would li e an opportunity to help next me, we are on the s hedule a ain for an. 21. A large plastic box will be in Hart Hall to collect these Please see or onta t Ra hel Mumford at donations. After the baskets are assembled, they will be ramumford a .net. delivered to UCOM to distribute to families in need. Thank you so much for your Christian compassion and generosity.
There will be no Toddler Sunday School Class on the following dates:
November 10, December 1, December 22, and December 29.
Please plan accordingly.
4 October 2013 Men In Mission
I am writing this article from the cool north. Thanks again to Ken Sohacki for coordinating this month's work and covering other work items while I am away.
There were 10 folks that gathered for breakfast and work this month. Pastor Hanson lead the prayer and then all sat down for a hearty breakfast cooked by Fred Schaible and Bill Daugherty.
Ken Sohacki coordinated the work effort on the Parsonage. The majority of the painting is completed at the house. The shutters were also hung. There is a little painting of trim in the rear that still needs to be done and perhaps can be done by a couple of volunteers before "winter" sets in. The monthly A/C filters were done and some faucets and lights were repaired during the next week.
This month's attendees: Erin Brown, Robert Brown, Max Cassella, Bill Daughtery, Pastor Tom, Eric Olsen, Fred Schaible, Ken Sohacki, Paige Sohacki, and Larry Tallman.
The next Men In Mission Workday is Saturday, November 2, 2013. The committee will put together the list of items that need to be done. There is always work to be done and anyone is invited to attend and lend a hand. Also, if you have time during the week and feel that you would like to do something, just ask. There are always small repairs and painting touch-up to be done.
The property committee thanks all who help on these workdays and at other times. It is a blessing to this congrega- tion to have so many folks willing to lend a hand to maintain these facilities.
God's work, our hands,
Bernie Giancola
Join the San Marco Chamber Music Society for a Concert That’s Out of the World! LION'S PRIDE The San Marco Chamber Music Society will present An Astronomical Musical Experience here at St. Mark's on November 10th at 7:00 PM. Did you Our next meeting will be held on Friday, know that Sir William Herschel, the discoverer of November 8 at 12 noon in Hart Hall. Leslie Allen the planet Uranus, was also an oboist and compos- will speak on her career specialty, "Emotional Life er? We will perform his Oboe Concerto #1, with of Very Young Children". Please bring your own Eric Olson on oboe. Also on the program will be the Shostakovich Quintet for piano and string quartet, sandwich and join us. Drinks and dessert will be featuring Scott Watkins on piano. Please join us for furnished by our hostess, Marie Friedsam. an out of this world concert! Free admission, free will offering taken. e will hold our Contemporary/Casual orship MEMORIAL GIFTS were given by servi es Bill and Jane Daugherty in memory of: Saturday, Nov. 2 & 16 JOHN PETERSON and at 5:30 PM in the Nave. DORTHY NORSEIK. Please oin us and brin a friend. 5 St. Mark's Youth Group
FREE BABYSITTING
St. Mark's Youth Group is hosting two days of FREE Babysitting at St. Mark's to give parents time to Christmas shop, or just to have a day to themselves! Saturday, November 30 from 11a.m. - 4p.m. and Saturday December 7 from 9a.m. - 2p.m. Youth and Adults will be there to provide a fun time for your children including snacks, games, movies and more. Sign- up sheets will be posted at the beginning of November in the church and at the Ark so we can have an idea of how many children to plan for. Donations gladly accepted and will go towards youth ministry and service projects.
IS A STRESS-FREE HOLIDAY SEASON POSSIBLE?
The Intergenerational Fellowship Committee believes it is and is eager to provide suggestions on how to achieve it. Join us Saturday afternoon, November 23d from 3:00-5:00 in Fellowship Hall for our Christmas Craft and Cookie Carnival, (a.k.a. CCCC). Whether you are 5, 15, 55, or 85 there will be a variety of suggestions to help us move beyond the commercial hype that began before Halloween and find ways to make the Advent and Christmas seasons truly meaningful for us and our families.
There will be hands-on activities, such as making Advent wreaths, calendars, and decorations for the tree or the home or to give as gifts. There will also be demonstrations of craft items you might wish to make at home for Christmas giving. We will show you how to design and print your own computerized Christmas cards and how to recycle old cards into new ones.
If you are not into crafts, or have all the decorations you need, we hope you will join us for coffee, cookies and conversations with members of our church family. There will be sugar cookies for the children to decorate and krumkake and pfeffernusse and other ethnic treats for all. We will hear the story of St. Nicholas and reminisce about happy Christmases Past.
What you can do to help: Watch the weekly ROAR for more details; bring used Christmas cards to recycle (box in Hart Hall); start thinking of your favorite Christmas traditions to share.
Suggestions? Contact a Committee Member: Leslie Allen, Aleiza Batson, Jennifer Correa, Clara Giancola, Evan Harkrider, John Mumford, Bridget Pudimat or Marjorie Broward.
6 Celebrate the Season of Thanksgiving at the Empty Bowls Luncheon
Tickets are on sale NOW for the 29 th Annual Empty Bowls Luncheon presented by Bank of America and Winn-Dixie, Prime Osborn Convention Center, noon – 1 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013. This very special luncheon is an area Lutheran tradition to benefit the work of Lutheran Social Services’ Sec- ond Harvest North Florida food bank. Proceeds from the event will help Second Harvest get more than 24 million pounds of food to nearly 340,000 hungry and food-insecure people – 117,000 children and their parents, as well as seniors and many others. The Empty Bowls Luncheon is an easy way to begin solving hunger one bowl at a time. The $30 price of an individ- ual ticket includes a light lunch and ceramic bowl handcrafted by volunteers, but more importantly, it funds 210 meals for the hungry. Get a group from your church or civic organization together and sponsor a nonprofit table at the event for $300. Your church is a major physical and spiritual presence in its local community. Your support of Empty Bowls as part of your church makes a strong statement of faith to your neighbors. Encourage your company to sponsor a corporate table for $600 and make an even larger impact. Help the working population that may be struggling with hunger remain strong, productive members of our community .
For more information and to get tickets, see St. Mark’s members, Ted Carter (904) 880-1715, Al Voss (904) 223- 5919, or Jeanne Maszy (904) 396-3524. General admission tickets are $30 each; nonprofit tables are $300; corpo- rate tables are $600. Doors open at 11:00 AM, plenty of time to select your favorite bowl(s).
Notes of thanks were recently received from the following:
THANK YOU FOR A GREAT FAMILY PROMISE HOST WEEK!
Thank you to the following members of St. Mark’s for their generous donations to Family Promise of Jacksonville, during our recent Host Week, September 22-29, 2013:
Those who donated take away food, which went to the Day Center at First United Methodist Church Joyce Wertz, Bridget Pudimat, Mary Mittelstadt, Bonnye Bell, Jane Daugherty, Rachel Mumford, Lynette Weber, Ophelia Lane, Leslie Allen, Sharon Feingold, Rose Tallman, Phyllis Green, Carl Moser, Jeanette Snyder, Renee Roath, Carol Daraskevich, Ruth Holgate and Ruth Copeland
Those who provided meals for our Family Promise guests while at St. Marks Clark and Sue Reichart, Dale and Yvonne Gatz, Sue Hanson, St. Mark’s Yoga Class, Punkie VanAs, Ken and Cindy Sohacki, Bettilynn Lunetta, St. Mark’s Handbell Ringers, Christina Sill, Ginger Hudson, Barbara Brown, and Jeannette Moffit.
Those who volunteered at the church as daytime and meal volunteers Jane Kilby, Sharon Feingold, Clark and Sue Reichert, Dale and Yvonne Gatz, Sue Hanson, Dennis and Lynn Doiron, Mark and Lynette Weber, Ken and Cindy Sohacki, Nicki Hassell, Rosemary Madden, and Kim Dodds.
Those who stayed overnight at the church as overnight volunteers Tom Hanson, Dennis and Lynn Doiron, Eric, Ellen, and Gina Olson, John and Rachel Mumford, Tony Cruz, Nicki Hassell, and Rosemary Madden. 7
8 Worship Assistant Schedule
Date/Service Time Assisting Minister Lector Server Altar Guild
Saturday, Nov. 2 5:30 PM Sue Carter Ted Carter Ginger Hudson & Marieanne Prokop All Saints Day Larry Tallman Leslie Allen Rose Tallman Sharon Feingold & Jeanette Snyder Sunday, Nov. 3 8:30 AM Cynthia Syverson Gary Pudimat Bridget Pudimat Susan Jackson & Patricia Kendrick 11:00 AM Veteran’s Day Steve Hicks Neil Daraskevich Carol Daraskevich Sharon Feingold & Jeanette Snyder Sunday, Nov. 10 8:30 AM Barbara Brown Ted Carter Susan Jackson Francine Baker & Patricia Kendrick 11:00 AM Saturday, Nov. 16 5:30 PM Larry Tallman Rose Tallman Marieanne Prokop & Ginger Hudson
Sunday, Nov. 17 8:30 AM Bill VanAs Eric Olson Ellen Olson Sharon Feingold & Jeanette Snyder
11:00 AM Jane Kilby Al Voss Dennis Doiron Rachel Mumford & Patricia Kendrick
Christ the King Pat Ainsley Leslie Allen Jack Hudson Sharon Feingold & Jeanette Snyder Sunday, Nov. 24 8:30 AM Sue Carter Carl Moser Bridget Pudimat Rachel Mumford & Francine Baker
11:00 AM Thanksgiving Eve Sunday, Nov. 27 8:30 AM
11:00 AM
Date/Service Time Order of St. John Fellowship Nursery Ushers Altar Flowers/ Festival Stands Saturday, Nov. 2 5:30 PM Rose Tallman
All Saints Day Paige Sohacki, Cindy The Jorn Family Jeanette Snyder & Bob Wofford & Bob Wofford Sunday, Nov. 3 8:30 AM Sohacki, Amelia Sue Hanson Deborah Peterson Festival Stands– 11:00 AM Jorn, Ken Sohacki Bob Wofford Rosemary Bridget & Jordan Dennis Doiron & Jody Harkrider, A.J. Madden Pudimat Al Voss Harkrider, Peyton Harkrider, Evan Harkrider Veteran’s Day Jack Cassella, Max Larry & Rose Ellen & Gina Olson Bob Wofford & Margaret Janz Sunday, Nov. 10 8:30 AM Cassella Tallman Deborah Peterson 11:00 AM Arold Rambeloarisoa Tahiana The Brown Family & Mozella Roux Mary Swart & Rakotomandrindra, Margaret Janz Grace Maszy Saturday, Nov. 16 5:30 PM Connie Logan, Jack Cassella & Max Cassella
Sunday, Nov. 17 8:30 AM Amelia Jorn, Gina The Sohacki Connie Logan & Bob Wofford & Esther Hixon
11:00 AM Olson Family Camille Cassella Deborah Peterson
Miora The Pudimat John & Rachel Larry & Joyce Rambeloarisoa, Family Mumford Wertz Jordan Pudimat Christ the King Gina Olson, Max The Olson Family Rose Tallman & Bob Wofford & Marvin & Aubrie Sunday, Nov. 24 8:30 AM Cassella, Paige Mary Cox Deborah Peterson Brown The Hillis & 11:00 AM Sohacki, Jack Cassella Harkrider Families Francine Baker & Robert & Barbara TBD Brown Nolan Pudimat, Marshall Bastien, Jordan Pudimat, Adam Kilby 9 St. Mark's Wishes a Happy Birthday to
All of Our November REMINDERS FROM Birthdays: THE OFFICE Gene Hutson November 3 Jordan Pudimat November 3 If your address, phone number, cell phone number, or e- Michael Eckels November 6 mail address changes at any time, please notify the church Mary Jo Marjenhoff November 6 office so the records can be accurate and your corrections published in the Messenger, as well as the directory. Lauren Sohacki November 8 Note: Is your birthday or anniversary missing? Then it is Al Thrun November 10 not in the church database. Let the Church office know of Neil Daraskevich November 12 any omissions so everyone can be remembered on their special days. Thanks! Randy Logan November 12 Calendar Items Patricia Kendrick November 14 Items to be included in the weekly Roars must be in by Brian Mitchell November 15 Wednesday. Items to be included in the monthly Messenger must be submitted by the 15 th of each month. Karen Kemp November 17 Please keep messages brief. All articles, messages, Ellen Olson November 19 calendar info, etc. are subject to approval and may be Madison Hillis November 21 reformatted at the sole discretion of the church administrator. Hannah Osbron November 22 Submit all info. to Wendi Orr at (904) 396-9608 or Barbara Tillman November 24 [email protected]. Wendi Orr November 26 Greg Dennis November 27 Ruth Holgate November 27 Jan Berglund November 29
Mary Coleman November 29 • Freda Conrad November 29 Rebecca Circle meets at 10:00 am in Hart Hall on Saturday, November 9 th . Mozella Roux November 29 • Deborah Circle meets at 9:30 am in Hart Aaron Brown November 30 Hall on Tuesday, November 12 th . *Last month (October 3) Kathy Smith was • inadvertently left off of the birthday list. Priscilla Circle meets at 7:00 pm in the Happy belated birthday. church library on Thursday, November 14 th . St. Mark’s Wishes a Happy All women are invited to participate in Anniversary to the following Circle meetings and special events. couples: Contact Sharon Feingold or Rachel Mumford Bob & Kathy Smith Nov. 2, 2012 for more information. Eddie & Susan Jackson Nov. 4, 1989 10 Bill & Judy Ahrens Nov. 7, 1970 Bill & Shirley Requet Nov. 29, 1952 November 2013
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 5:00-9:00 7:30 Men In Mission/ Ordination of FH Joyce Gulliford/N 10:00 Bach Vesper Rehearsal/MS 5:30 Casual/ Contemporary Worship/N
3 Daylight Savings 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ends 7:00 Volleyball/FH 4:00—7:00 Literacy 10:30 Bible Study/CR 10:00 Ark Chapel/N 12:00 Lion’s 10:00 Bach Vespers 8:00 Matins Choir Partners/L 5:30 St. Mark’s Ringers/N 5:15 Meditation/N Pride/HH Rehearsal/MS Rehearsal/MS 5:15 Meditation/N 6:15 Wednesday Vespers 6:00 Yoga/HH 10:00 Rebecca 8:30 & 11:00 Worship/N 6:00 Yoga/HH Service/N Circle Meeting/HH
9:45 Christian Ed 7:30 Community 6:45 Alleluia Ringers/MS
9:45 BP Screening/C Band/FH 7:30 Festival Choir/MS 7:30 Chamber Music Society Rehearsal/N
10 11 Veterans Day 12 13 14 15 16 8:00 Matins Choir 6:30 Nourish Team 9:30 Deborah Circle/ 10:30 Bible Study/CR 10:00 Ark Chapel/N Cardboard City/ Cardboard City Rehearsal/MS Meeting/CR HH 5:30 St. Mark’s Ringers/N 5:15 Meditation/N Community 8:30 & 11:00 Worship 6:30 Stewardship/L 4:00—7:00 Literacy 6:15 Wednesday Vespers 6:00 Yoga/HH Crossroads UMC 9:00 St. Mark’s 9:45 BP Screening/C 7:00 Volleyball/FH Partners/L Service/N 6:30 Property Team/ Health & Nutrition 9:45 Christian Ed 5:15 Meditation/N 6:45 Alleluia Ringers/MS CR Messenger Support Group/HH Classes 6:00 Yoga/HH 7:30 Festival Choir/MS 7:00 Priscilla Circle/L Submission 10:00 Bach Vespers 5:00 Youth Choir 7:30 Community Deadline Rehearsal/MS
Rehearsal/MS Band/FH 5:30 Casual/ 5:45 Youth Group Meet- Contemporary ing Worship/N 7:00 San Marco
Chamber Music Society Concert/Nave
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 8:00 Matins Choir 6:30 Finance Team/L 4:00-7:00 Literacy 10:30 Bible Study/HH 10:00 Ark Chapel/N Bach Vespers Dress Rehearsal/MS 7:00 Volleyball/FH Partners/L 5:30 St. Mark’s Ringers/N 5:15 Meditation/N Rehearsal/N 8:30 & 11:00 Worship 5:15 Meditation/N 6:15 Wednesday Vespers 6:00 Yoga/HH 10:00 Brain Training/ 9:45 BP Screening/C 6:00 Yoga/HH Service/N HH 9:45 Christian Ed 7:30 Community 6:45 Alleluia Ringers/MS
Band/FH 7:00 Executive Committee/ CR 7:30 Festival Choir/MS
24 25 26 27 28 Thanksgiving 29 30 8:00 Matins Choir 6:30 Council Meeting/ 4:00-7:00 Literacy 10:30 Bible Study/HH Day 11:00 - 4:00 PM Rehearsal/MS L Partners/L 5:30 St. Mark’s Ringers/N 10:00 Ark Chapel/N Youth Group FREE- 8:30 & 11:00 Worship 7:00 Volleyball/FH 5:15 Meditation/N 6:15 Wednesday Vespers 5:15 Meditation/N Babysitting Service 9:45 BP Screening/C 6:00 Yoga/HH Service/N 6:00 Yoga/HH 9:45 Christian Ed 7:00 St. Mark’s Ark 6:45 Alleluia11 Ringers/MS 11:00 Worship/N Board Meeting/L 7:30 Festival Choir/MS 6:00 Bach Vespers/N 7:30 Community Band/FH
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32207 FL Jacksonville,
3976 Hendricks Avenue Avenue Hendricks 3976 Church Lutheran Evangelical Mark’s St.
Pastor: Rev. Thomas Hanson
904-396-9608 x 14 Email: [email protected] Dir. of Ministry Administration & Volunteers:
Wendi Orr 904-396-9608 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Director of Music Ministry: Tony Cruz ST. MARK'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
904-396-9608 x 21 CHURCH COUNCIL OFFICERS Email: [email protected] President...... Bob Wofford Comptroller: Larry Tallman
Email: [email protected] Vice-President...... Bill VanAs
Financial Secretary: Rose Tallman Secretary...... Sue Carter Email: [email protected] Treasurer...... Ted Carter
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