Worship At St. Mark
Worship is central to St. Mark, and we hope you’ll join us for a worship service in-person or online.
Sunday 8:30am
A service filled with Traditional Lutheran elements and led by beautiful organ music. Our pastors wear robes at these services, and you’ll see members both dressed up and dressed down. Holy Communion is shared every week.
Watch OnlineSunday 10:30am
Each week our praise team leads worship, including modern songs and old favorites. People dress more casually for this service. Holy Communion is shared every week.
Watch OnlineWays To Connect Further
Sunday Connection Hour
Each Sunday morning we host Sunday Connection Hour in the Fellowship Hall. The content of Sunday Connection Hour varies, from deeper studies on our Sermon Series to Guest Speakers to information about ministries at St. Mark. Click the link below to see the upcoming Faith Connection Hour schedule.
Find FCH On Groups PageMid-Week Connect
September through May, St. Mark will gather each Wednesday for Mid-Week connect to grow in faith and build community. If you’re trying to find your place or your people at St. Mark, Mid-Week Connect is the place to do it!
Learn About Mid-Week ConnectFrequently Asked Questions
Childcare is provided during worship for children 3 years of age and younger. Please ask an usher for directions to the nursery. Our dedicated nursery attendants are CPR certified and have undergone background checks. Parents are given pagers so the staff can contact them if necessary.
We not only believe that kids are the future, but that they are an important part of who we are now. We are glad to have your whole family be a part of our services. Nursery is available as a courtesy to parents, but we know that the way kids learn about worship is to be in services regularly.
At St. Mark, we offer communion to anyone who wishes to receive it. We practice communion in two ways: most services you’ll receive a piece of bread that you can dip into either wine or grape juice (this is called intinction), and at the traditional services, we sometimes invite the congregation to receive the bread and wine while kneeling or standing along the altar rail.
We won’t ask you to stand or tell people who you are if you visit. If you want to tell us you’re here, that’s easy! In every seat you’ll find a Next Steps card. Just fill it out and hand it to one of the ushers. They will be glad to give you more information about St. Mark.
We believe that the service itself is a gift to our visitors. While many people support what we are doing as a church with their time and resources, we want you to know that we won’t pressure you to give. We do pass offering baskets each service, because we know many people will choose to support our ministry.