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What’s Happening at St. Mark
SUNDAY LUNCH GOD TALKS!
Youth (grades 7-12) are invited to meet IN PERSON from noonish-1:30 at St. Mark on the following Sundays: May 23, May 30 & June 6 (I say noon-ish because I'll be coming from 11am worship--and you can too!) Please be masked and prepare to socially distance, and...
PENTECOST SPECIAL OFFERING
The Pentecost Offering unites us in a church-wide effort to support young people and inspire them to share their faith, ideas, and unique gifts with the church and the world, and also address the needs of at-risk children. 40% of the Pentecost offering can be retained...
“TABLES OF 5 OR 6”
Now that we can begin to think about getting together again (cautiously, of course), your Membership Commission has decided to re-start one of St. Mark’s favorites – “Tables of 7 or 8.” We are re-branding it as “Tables of 5 or 6” this time around, partly to...
YOU’RE INVITED!
The Children and Youth Ministry Commission would like to extend an invitation to families to join us at the 11am Sunday worship service. The worship leadership team is experimenting with making the service intergenerational, that is, accessible to...
GUN SAFETY:
The Presbyterian Peace Fellowship is supporting the Bipartisan Senate Bill for Background Checks, and is asking us to contact our Senators and ask them to support the bill. You can click here to email a message to Senator Dianne Feinstein...
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News & Stories
No touching on Ash Wednesday? Pandemic leaves its mark on Lent
Ash Wednesday, when members of the clergy smear ashes in the shape of a cross on the foreheads of the faithful as a sacred reminder that all humans are made of dust and shall return to dust, is probably the most tactile of Christian observances. In many churches, it’s...
Three Southern California Presbyterian churches collaborate on Ash-less Wednesday service
The service, available online churchwide, will focus on hope and racial justice. For three social justice-focused Presbyterian churches in Orange County, California, Ash Wednesday will look different this year. But its meaning may be even more profound and deeply felt...
Houses of worship across Southern California suspend services in response to coronavirus
A vast majority of houses of worship across Southern California have taken the unprecedented step of shutting down their buildings this weekend or broadcasting online sermons that will be recorded in empty sanctuaries.
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LGBTQIA: The ABC’s of Inclusivity
If you are just learning what LGBTQIA means or are looking for a church that accepts you, no matter what letter you represent, this brochure is for you.
2019 Annual Report
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