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St. Mark Lutheran Church, Worth, Illinois
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Click the link below to read about the St. Mark Stewardship Give away challenge: http://www.southtownstar.com/news/tridgell/2587646,081110tridgell.article Stewardship Giveaway results are in. Click on the link below. AVAILABLE
NOW: See the Drama done by St. Mark on Maundy Thursday "A Living Picture of the Last Supper". Click
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Welcome to our
web site! We are honored that you are visiting our web site. Please use
this site to access the information you need about the church and as a resource for broadening your faith. Check the navigation
buttons to the left which, when clicked, will take you to information that matches the button title. We look forward to hearing
from you and answering any questions you might have. You can write to us using the button to the left titled "CONTACT
US". Completing the form on that page will send your message directly to our email or you can sign our "Guest Book"
at the bottom of this page. As you scroll down this page you will see links that, when clicked, will take
you directly to information pages within the site.
To make your jouney through this site more enjoyable, music has been included on several pages within the site. If a music icon is not visible to turn on or turn off the music, just turn down your speakers. The music will stop when you move from page to page within the site, or when you click on a link included within the page. We pray you will enjoy your tour. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Daily Scrolling Event Calendar mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
By clicking on the sound icon with speakers on, the
scripture will be read so you can listen as well as read. Click on the link Powered by BibleGateway.com and you will be taken to their web site where you can search the scriptures by topic and by
Bible version.
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If you want to know what's going on at St. Mark, the link below is where to start. Not only will it take you to the page with all the latest information, the page also includes links to information and pages not listed on the buttons to the left. This link (below, to the DVD page) will take you to a
video of a contemporary St. Mark church service. If you want to know what it would be like to attend St. Mark on any Sunday,
just click on the link below.
Pictures of activities and events can be found on just about every page throughout the web site. If the event or activity was a "Fellowship" activity, go to the "Fellowship" page. (Navigation buttons to the left or at the top of a page.) If an LYO or KFC event, go to the LYO or KFC page. If "Rocker's", go to the "Rocker's" page. There's lots to see. Some pictures are links to more pictures or to other web sites. If a picture is a link, it will be marked. The "Activities, Events & Announcements" page has many pictures that link to web sites and more pictures. Be sure to check the Monthly Events Calendar page for changes in or special services being offered - especially during holidays.
Sunday 8:00am - 9:00am -
Classic Grace (Traditional Lutheran Liturgy) Sunday 9:30am - 10:30am - Prayer & Praise (Contemporary Service with Praise Hymn Choir) Sunday 10:45am - 11:45am - Joyful Noise (Youth Oriented Contemporary Praise Service with Praise Hymn Choir) Children's Sunday School - 9:30am - Heaney Hall (Begins in September and runs through May - ages 3 to 12) Adult Bible Study - 9:30am - Fellowship Hall Summer Worship Schedule Sunday 8:00am - 9:00am - Classic Grace (Traditional Lutheran Liturgy) Sunday 9:30am - 10:30am - Prayer & Praise (Contemporary Service with Praise Hymn Choir) Sunday 10:45am
- Joyful Noise - (Youth Oriented Contemporary Praise with Praise
Hymn Choir) Tuesday 7:00pm - (Contemporary Praise with Praise Hymn Choir) During the summer (from May through
August) the 9:30am children's Sunday school is suspended. VBS and other children's programs are available. Activities, dates and
times will be posted on the KFC page (see button to the left).
Click Here for Holiday Schedule "For where God built a church there the Devil would also build a chapel." Martin Luther
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