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St. Mark: a community of movers and shakers
“Go jump in the lake!” This is a phrase that seems to be following me as of late.
This September, I did a crazy thing with the hope of improving my health and
opening up faith-building opportunities for children in New England. I joined a
“Reach the Beach” team as one of 12 runners in a 207-mile relay which started at
Cannon Mountain and finished at Hamden Beach in New Hampshire. Each team
member ran three legs of the race; the legs varied from 4 –9 miles each. The race
began at 7 am on Friday and our teams finished 34 hours later, around 5 pm on
Saturday. Due to generous and enthusiastic donors, our teams raised over
$50,000 to send under-privileged kids to camp before all four Calumet teams
reached the beach. The team to which I was assigned was named “Jump in the
lake!”
I held onto the image of our name and used it as fodder to keep running - down the
mountain - toward the water, where I imagined my sore muscles might take a
refreshing dip once I finished my combined 17.9 miles. It turns out that Saturday
was a cold and blustery day and given my weariness at the finish, there was no
jumping into any lakes or oceans. There was, however, some definite jumping for
joy in celebration of our accomplishment.
The next day, St. Mark celebrated a new year of Faith Education inspired by our
theme of “Faith that Moves Mountains,” based on Jesus’ teaching on prayer in Mark
11:20-26. When reflecting on the passage in Adult Forum, I was surprised to read
Eugene Peterson’s interpretation of verses 22-23: “Embrace this God-life… and
nothing will be too much for you. This mountain, for instance: Just say, ‘Go jump in
the lake’—and it’s as good as done.” There it was again! The same phrase that,
only hours before, had guided me 207 miles down a mountain.
After growing up in the flatlands of Illinois, I feel blessed by opportunities to interact
directly with mountains; this includes hikes up Mt. Rainier in Washington, Mt. Elbert
in Colorado, Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, and even the Mount of Olives in
Jerusalem. I find them to be a source of strength and inspiration, and a place
where I feel close to God. What I do not find them to be, however, is easy to move.
I have never seen or told one, for instance, “go jump in a lake.”
As we are discovering in our weekly mission moments, there are many
undocumented mountains that stand as overwhelming challenges in our path or the
paths of people we know and love. These mountains aren’t measured by their
elevation and they aren’t ones we would choose to summit for recreation. They are
known by names like Cancer, Hunger, Disaster, Poverty, Addiction, Violence.
According to Jesus, when we “embrace this God-life”, we receive a power that is
greater than any in the created world. This is the power of faith – a deep and
abiding trust in the One who sculpted the mountains and all the dry land, whose
word creates light and life and has the power to calm the storm. Can faith move
mountains, even formidable, insurmountable ones? Can it tell them to jump in a
lake, and it’s as good as done?
Our Mission:
In joy,
we share
Christ’s truth.
Sunday Worship
Schedule
8:00 AM
and
10:15 AM
Christian Education
9:00 AM
Our Guiding
Principles
1. We trust in
God’s promises.
2. We base our
actions on
Christ’s love and
teachings.
3. We practice
spiritual
disciplines.
4. We welcome,
nurture, and
respect each
other.
5. We serve our
local community,
and the world.
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The Lutheran Church of St. Mark
75 Griswold Street, Glastonbury, CT 06033
(860) 633-1188
Fax (860) 657-1191
eMail: [email protected]
Website: www.StMarkGlastonbury.org
Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/LutheranChurchofStMark
Pastor - Rev. Lydia Wittman Grebe
Minister of Music - Martin Smith
Youth Minister - Christa Conway
Sexton - Bill Galiette
Office Manager: Joal Lentz
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
St. Mark Congregational Council & Lay Leadership
Officers
President
David Taylor
Vice President
open
Secretary
Betsy Crayton
Treasurer
Karin Reinhardt
Financial Secretary
Ministry Committee Chairs
Sunday School Superintendent
Education/Youth Kathy Runquist
Kathy Runquist
Fellowship
Linda Hilliard
Outreach
Susan Salinas
Staff Support Committee
Property
Ron Strine
Dave Obedzinski
Bill Pirsig
Stewardship
Ray Frick
Jan Frick
Missions
Julie Thompson
Andrea Clark
Worship
Barbara Im
Member-at-large Juri Niiler
Youth Member-at-large Katie Obedzinski
St. Mark has begun collecting and sharing various responses to these questions. Check out the website or come to church any Sunday to find out the latest mountains we humbly and yet boldly are working to overcome. No one can move a boulder, much less a whole mountain, on their own. But working together, united in prayer and with the help of God, anything is possible.
My Calumet relay team is over for this year. Mission is accomplished. But I hope to continue my work
alongside you as an ongoing team “Jump in the Lake” as we tell mountains here and there, by our
words and actions, to do just that.
May we be stirred by the Spirit to be a community of movers and shakers of mountains and molehills,
for the sake of the Gospel.
In Christ,
Pastor Lydia
St. Mark receives Clergy Renewal Grant
St. Mark is the grateful recipient of a Lilly Clergy Renewal Grant. The grant award of $46,000 will allow for Pastor Lydia to take a three-month sabbatical next year and provide opportunities for the congregation of St. Mark to engage in worship and community renewal activities during that time. Pastor
Lydia and leaders of St. Mark applied for the ecumenical grant last Spring; our congregation was one
of four in Connecticut to receive the award. Two other congregations in the area include South Congregational Church in South Glastonbury (Pastor Liz Miller who will be going to Chicago and Berlin
next summer) and Trinity Lutheran Church in Vernon (Pastor Tim Oslovich who will be going to New
Zealand in winter 2015). Pastor Lydia plans to spend several weeks studying at a monastery in Iona,
Scotland—accompanied by her mother for part of the time — followed by some weeks of hiking and
kayaking for both physical and spiritual renewal. She will work with the Staff Support Committee and
Sabbatical Task Force in planning for her time away in late summer and fall of next year.
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Properties Committee Update - Ron Strine
Plans for replacing the flooring in the Fellowship Hall & kitchen go back two
years. The Hoff Bequest and narthex carpeting provided the funds and the
pricing leverage to allow us to proceed with a plan for new vinyl tile flooring.
The existing tile has been in place for over 30 years, is no longer attractive
and has several broken tiles.
A proposal for both the carpeting and tile flooring was received from Glastonbury Carpet early this year. A committee was formed to select tile color and
the cost estimates were finalized last month at a total of $8,067.
Work is to begin the week of October 20 and the Hall will be unavailable for
use the entire week.
The Property Committee plans to move into storage some items currently in
the Hall and keep other items in the hall for functionality . The plan is to start clearing the Hall following services on October 19 and moving back Saturday October 25. We will be asking for volunteers
to help with the move.
Tangled Blue returns!
The Lutheran folk-rock band Tangled Blue will return to St. Mark this winter to lead us in Advent
Worship on Sunday, Nov. 30 at 10:15 am and to lead a Spirited Carols Night at Hanafin Pub and
Restaurant that same day—Nov. 30—at 7:00 pm. There may even be a surprise visit from St.
Nick that night! Joel and Aimee Pakan, the talented artists who comprise the band, are schoolmates of Pastor Lydia from Concordia University in St. Paul, MN.
Learn more about the music of Tangled Blue at their website www.tangledblue.com
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Youth Happenings at St. Mark - Christa Conway, Youth Minister
Happy Autumn!! My favorite season is here, and it is hard to believe it is already October. There are exciting things brewing
for St. Mark Youth and Friends in the upcoming months! Here are some highlights.
September - In September, we had a great trip to Hammonasset, as usual! James, Grace, and Jae (from Goodness
Korean) as well as Pastor Lydia and I had lots of fun with band Red Letter Reign and speakers Pastor Mark Huber from
Sanctuary in Marshfield, Pastor Tiffany Chaney, and our Bishop Hazelwood! We camped with our friends from Faith Lutheran in Middletown (including Joal Lentz and her kids!) Start thinking about next year – Hammo is open to youth in
grades 8-12, and is a really awesome time.
October 20th - This is the deadline to sign up for the ELCA National Youth Gathering in Detroit, July 2015! We had an information meeting at the end of September, and a letter with all of that information has been sent to families who have
shown interest. Please contact me ([email protected]) if your 8th-12th grader is at all interested and I will send
you that letter. We will be finding another church to blend with, and we’d love to have a great representation from St. Mark!
October/November- We are hosting another interactive youth service – Youth Fusion 2.0! Last year we had an awesome time with youth from different faith communities around St. Mark’s. We’re doing it again! The date is not settled yet,
as we are waiting on confirmation from our special guest speaker. Expect it to be a great way to spend your Sunday
night. This is for grades 6-12. Stay tuned!
Ongoing- 7th-12th graders, please join us for Sunday Morning Conversations. We meet at church at 9am every Sunday! This year, we’ll have a special guest once a month, and we’ll also make a home-cooked breakfast once a month at
church. We have a good time, come and join!
In the meantime, keep checking the youth corner (bulletin board and white board calendar). This is where you’ll find dates
of some public events that showcase our awesome youth in action around the community, and youth events. Also check
that area for ways that the adults can be involved! Peace!!
Faith that Moves
Mountains
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Fellowship Committee Update - Linda Hilliard
Greetings from the fellowship committee. If you enjoy planning fellowship events, please
join us!
In this autumn newsletter, I would like to highlight four events coming up this fall.
First of all, it is our pleasure to again host the group of chamber musicians known as Cuatro Puntos in a series of five concerts this year, in our sanctuary. Please read about
these musicians at cuatropuntos.org.
Friday, October 3rd at 7:30 they will present “ Intimate Letters” . Light refreshments
follow the concert, which is free of charge, but donations to their mission of crafting
peace in the world through music are always welcome.
Thursday, October 30th at 7:30 a second concert entitled “ Something Borrowed”
will be offered which will also feature our new grand piano. On Sunday, September 28 th,
Kevin Bishop spent time with our Sunday School children, as well as a large group of
interested adults showing slides from their summer trips to Bolivia and Afghanistan
where they spread music and good will to the citizens, and taught classes to children.
Our children were amazed to hear that not long ago, in Afghanistan, music was against
the law. There are several wonderful video clips and photos of performances during
their summer tour on their website for you to explore. Hope to see you at the concerts.
Friday, November 21st, we will be presenting A Taste Of St. Mark. Everyone is challenged to create their best recipe, print it out, and add it to the table as we feast on the
best culinary delights from the files of our members. Be prepared to sample delicate
cakes and kicked up chili. This event is also an opportunity to honor and thank our own
Deb Gresens for her many years of serving as Sunday School Superintendent, so bring
your best Deb story!
Sunday, December 14th our 10:15 service will feature the annual Sunday School Christmas
Pageant during the regular worship service. All are invited to stay afterwards for a festive holiday potluck lunch in the fellowship hall.
May God bless our time together.
Linda Hilliard and the fellowship committee
MACC CHARITIES UPDATE
CROP Walk: Taking place on Sunday, October 19, the CROP Hunger Walk is an annual event that raises awareness to the
problem of hunger in our community and globally. Your church is invited to participate by building a team of walkers and
raising support, which goes to local and global efforts to combat hunger. You can pre-register online at http://
www.cropwalk.org. There you can also navigate to our local hunger walk to learn more information and sign up as a team.
We have a faith sharing team which meets in our shelter every Tuesday from 7-8pm. They are looking for more volunteers
interested in meeting with clients to listen and share. Anyone interested should contact us at [email protected].
As we enter the cold seasons, our Church Mouse Thrift Shoppe is looking for the following: Men's underwear, socks, gloves,
jeans and footwear; children's gloves and jackets, women's jackets. Donations can be dropped to the thrift shop at any time
in the outdoor donation bin at 456 1/2 Main Street (behind our pantry at 460 Main Street).
Our pantry is always looking for support from the community, here are some of the current needs: cereal, peanut butter,
soup chunky, pasta sauce, canned corn, pasta, snack stuff (crackers, chips, granola bars), peas, mayo and condiments.
Canned pastas. Donations can be dropped off anytime from 9-4:30 M-F, although calling ahead is the best way to ensure
someone is here to take in the donation. You can call 860-647-8003 x26 or email [email protected] with
your preferred time.
For the churches that have their volunteers stay over in the shelter, your wake up time has changed. Breakfast is not until
7am on weekdays (weekend is the same), which means a little more rest for any volunteers who slept over!
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Please note…
A Taste Of St. Mark
Church directories
are available in the
back of the coat
closet if anyone
needs an updated
copy.
Friday, November 21st
at 6:30pm
Mark your calendars and scour your favorite recipe books!
This event is guaranteed to be a great time.
We will also take some time out to honor and thank
Deb Gresens for her many years of serving
as Sunday School Superintendent
Scrip Card Sales Help Missions
Orders are placed the first Sunday of the month, and the
cards can be picked up at church two weeks later.
To get started, enroll your family at ShopWithScrip.com.
Enter Enrollment Code
L9134DFL32694 for St. Mark.
Thanksgiving Interfaith Services
The Glastonbury Interfaith Clergy Group will
host an Interfaith Thanksgiving service on
Tuesday, November 25th.
When you’re ready to order some gift cards:
Place your scrip order online at
www.ShopWithScrip.com.
1) Pay by check payable to St. Mark, with “scrip” on the
memo line. Give your check to Linda Obedzinski, or
leave it in the Missions drawer in the file cabinet just
inside the office.
2) If you prefer, pay online by authorizing Great Lakes
Script Center to draw funds from your checking account.
3) All orders are combined the first Sunday of the month
into one large shipment.
4) Pick up your scrip cards from Linda Obedzinski at St.
Mark one or two Sundays later.
Questions? Speak with Linda O; she is happy to help!
Last year we raised $986!
We can do even better this year!
Sunday, November 23, 2014 @ 4:30 p.m. For
an Interfaith Community Thanksgiving Service
Hosted by: Beth Sholom B’nai Israel at 400
Middle Tpke E Manchester CT 06040
Under the leadership of the Manchester Interfaith Clergy The service will include prayer,
song and dance. The keynote message will be
delivered by Rabbi Plavin. Mayor Jay Moran
will make the official proclamation
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Camp Calumet Happenings
Men's Weekend
OCTOBER 17th - 19th, 2014
This weekend is all about taking time off from your busy schedule to concentrate on re-connecting with old friends while making new ones. It’s
about finding some down time where you can relax and rejuvenate, play
some cards, talk about the stresses and strains of daily life, and reflect on
what it means to lead a good Christian life. Thought provoking discussions,
recreation, service project, good food, comfortable accomodations, inspirational worship ... it's all here during the Men's Weekend.
This year's theme is "Weathering the Storms of Life." The featured speakers include Scot Henley, Captain Larry
Brudnicki, and Todd Gothberg. Scot is the executive director of the Mount Washington Observatory. The Observatory's mission is to advance understanding of the natural systems that create the Earth's weather and climate.
Their success depends on maintaining the mountaintop weather station, conducting research and education programs, and interpreting the heritage of the Mount Washington region. Todd is a father (and Calumet alum), an
athlete (runner, biker, swimmer), an author ("No Reservations: A Story About Building Customer Loyalty One
Relationship At A Time"), and an expert at examining leadership and best practices in the service industry. He
excels at helping people dream big and feels a calling to walk with people as they explore the ways God is trying
to use them in the world. Larry led two dramatic rescue missions during the worst weather in 100 years, dubbed
"The Perfect Storm." This harrowing story of real people battling for survival on a sea gone wild became a best selling book and a top-grossing film starring George Clooney. A member at Community Lutheran Church in Enfield, NH, Larry speaks all over the country. It is going to be such a pleasure to have him here at Calumet this
fall.
Women's Weekends
NOVEMBER 7 - 9, 2014 (Weekend 1)
Chaplain: Pastor Patricia Harris, Prince of Peace, Claremont, NH
NOVEMBER 14 - 16, 2014 (Weekend 2)
Chaplain: Pastor Sara J. Anderson, Associate to the BIshop, New
England Synod
NOVEMBER 21 - 23, 2014 (Weekend 3)
Chaplain: Pastor Anne Roser, Lutheran Church of the Nativity,
North Conway, NH
2014 THEME: "Living in God's Time" based on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
Women's Weekends at Calumet are among the most popular programs we have here at Calumet. They provide
an important opportunity for women to get away for fellowship, relaxation, faith sharing, (maybe some early
Christmas shopping, too!) and fun. Come enjoy breakfast buffets, yummy lunches and a special Saturday evening candlelight dinner.
Our weekend includes awesome singing and music, inspirational devotions, a Bible study offered by the chaplain, and exciting Sunday morning worship! With free time in the afternoon, some
folks head to North Conway for an enjoyable shopping trip, while others go for a
refreshing fall hike, and still others curl up with a favorite book in front of our fireplace. Zumba or yoga will also be offered on Saturday afternoon. Depending on
the date, the Calumet bus has been known to visit local craft fairs too!
And for those who choose it, there is the added amenity of a soothing massage
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Autumn Worship Assistants:
8:00 AM Worship
Lector
Assistant
10/5 Audrey Raabe
10/12 Chris Chiu
10/19 Jule Beer
10/26 Andrea Clark
11/2 Mike Davis
(9a) 11/9 Dana Thralls
11/16 Bill Pirsig
11/23 Karin Reinhardt
11/30 Andrea Clark
Mike Davis
Karin Reinhardt
Audrey Raabe
Chris Chiu
Jon Chiu
Jan Frick
Jule Beer
Audrey Raabe
Mike Davis
10:15 AM Worship
Lector
10/5 Mark Gresens
10/12 Bill Pirsig
10/19 Lee Hilliard
10/26 Volunteer
11/2 Kathy Runquist
(9a)11/9 Dana Thralls
11/16 Don Theriaque
11/23 Christa Conway
11/30 David Taylor
Assistant
Deb Gresens
David Taylor
David Rutz
Christa Conway
Leslie O’Rourke
Jan Frick
Liz Gregonis
Brendan Ongley
Katie Obedzinski
Ushers
Team 2
Team 3
Team 4
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3
Team 4
Team 1
Team 2
Greeter
Zerillo
Ellen Webster
Pirsig Family
Salinas Family
David Taylor
Obedzinski Family
Frick Family
Hilliard Family
Niiler Family
Acolyte
B. Ongley
K. Thompson
C. Im
L. Thompson
M. Putre
D. Thralls
E. Putre
R. Collins
J. Im
If you are unable to serve on the day that is indicated, please find a substitute, and let the church office (860633-1188 / [email protected]) and Pastor Lydia (360-441-6331 / pas-
We Remember In Prayer
We pray for healing, comfort, and recovery for those facing illness or recovering from surgery, including Scott
Schaefer, Steven, Maureen (who has cancer, sister-in-law of Cheryl Coppola), Caitlin (friend of Christa Conway), Charles
(who has memory loss, father of Sarah Bauer), Mark Gresens (recovering from knee surgery), Charles Lewis (who is recovering from a traumatic motorcycle injury, brother-in-law of Dave Taylor), Judy, Margit, Ruth, Sue, Greg, Barbara, Rick, Bob,
Kevin, Charlotte, Jean, and Ben.
We pray for wisdom and protection for those is the medical field treating the Ebola epidemic, and for all those who
are impacted by this deadly disease.
We pray for peace between nations and peace amongst families.
We pray for strength and protection for those serving in the armed
forces, including Alex, Justin, Frank, Mitch, Kenneth, Roland, Victor
and Katie.
We pray for travelers going around the world and headed south
for winter, including the Maynards, Gamers, Kretzmers, Wamesters, and Orends headed to Florida; the Niilers as they travel in South
Africa; the Rutzes as they travel in China; and our many business-men
and women flying the friendly skies each week on their way to Russia,
South American, Western Europe, and Asia. May the Lord bless you
with a safe return on all these trips!
We pray for God’s blessing on St. Mark’s confirmands: Kyle
Thompson, Grace Galiette, and Matt Putre!
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St. Mark Family Celebrations
October Birthdays
November Birthdays
10/1 Matthew Putre
10/3 Bill Wamester
10/4 Anthony Coppola, Jr.
10/4 Katie Obedzinski
10/7 Christopher Auger
10/8 Erica Gresens
10/9 Gregory Smith
10/10 Sam Davis
10/13 Ellen Webster
10/17 Cheryl Coppola
10/17 Lisa Musco
10/21 David Taylor
10/24 Charles Gamer
10/25 Katherine Machnich
10/27 Jefferson Hilliard
10/28 Eleanor Tunney
11/1 Alexander Clark
11/3 Dana Thralls
11/5 Dave Rutz
11/5 Lincoln Thompson
11/7 Kevin Shaughnessy
11/7 Elaine Zimmerman
11/9 Alexa Thompson
11/10 Charlie Bauer
11/13 Meghan Pirsig
11/14 Laura Hancock
11/16 Carmella Hancock
11/19 Spencer Clark
11/20 Leslie Hackbarth
11/20 Norma Wamester
11/20 Jose Salinas
11/24 Allison Smith
11/26 Emily Gregonis
11/29 Thomas Krystopa
11/29 Sarah Ongley
October Anniversaries
November Anniversaries
10/8 Wilken & Leslie Mahland
10/8 Sean & Leslie O’Rourke
10/13 Jonathan & Christine Chiu
11/1 Fred & Eleanor Jacobs, Jr.
11/3 Michael & Amanda Coppola
11/4 Charlie & Betty-Ann Gamer
11/7 Matt & Jackie Howson
11/25 Bill & Laura Pirsig
11/26 Ron & Rose Marie Strine
John Bell Visit - February 7 & 8
Preacher and spiritual teacher John Bell of Iona, Scotland,
will lead a workshop at St. Mark on Music and Worship on
Saturday, Feb 7 from 9 am—2 pm. Lunch is included! He
will also be with us to preach on Sunday, Feb. 8. He is a
writer and composer of many hymns used throughout the
global church, including several well
-known ones in our
hymnal such as
“Take Oh Take Me
as I Am” and “Will
You Come and Follow Me”.
Church Work Day
November 1st
(rain date the 8th)
St. Mark Event Calendar
2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
10a Bible Study
7p Committee
Meetings
7:30p Worship
Committee
Meeting
2
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
3
7:30 Cuatro
Puntos presents “Intimate
Letters”
4
Greater Hartford Day of
Service
8p NA
Meeting
5
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
9a Congregational
Meeting
10:15a Worship
12:30p Goodness
Church
4p Blessing of the
Animals
7p Bible Study
6
7
8
10a Bible Study
7p Church
Council
Meeting
9
5:30p Confirmation Class
10
11
8p NA
Meeting
12
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
13 Columbus
Day
14
15
10a Bible Study
16
12:30p
Women’s
Lunch Bunch
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
17
18
8p NA
Meeting
Pastor Away
19
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship
12:30p Goodness
Church
20
21
7:30a Prayer
Service
22
10a Bible Study
23
12:30p
Women’s
Lunch Bunch
5:30p Confirmation Class
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
24
28
7:30a Prayer
Service
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
29
10a Bible Study
30
7:30p Cuatro
Puntos presents
“Something
Borrowed”
31
Pastor Away
26 Reformation Day
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship with
Confirmation
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
Youth Fusion 2.0
27
7:00p
Diabetes
Support Group
Updated calendar is available at: http://www.stmarkglastonbury.org/cal.html
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8p NA
Meeting
November
2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
9a Church
Clean up
8p NA
2 All Saints Sunday
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
3
4
5
10a Bible Study
7p Committee
Meetings
7:30p Worship
Committee
Meeting
6
5:30p Confirmation Class
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
7
8
9a Church
Clean up Rain
date
8p NA
Meeting
9
9a Stewardship Sunday Worship
10:15a Brunch
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
10
11
12
10a Bible Study
7p Church
Council
Meeting
13
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
14
15
8p NA
Meeting
16
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
17
18
19
10a Bible Study
20
12:30p
Women’s
Lunch Bunch
5:30p Confirmation Class
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
21
6:30p Taste of
St. Mark
22
8p NA
Meeting
23
8a Worship
9a Sunday School
10:15a Worship with
Confirmation
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Bible Study
24
7:00p
Diabetes
Support
Group
25
7:30p Choir
Rehearsal
7p Community
Thanksgiving
Service
26
27 Happy
28
Thanksgiving!
30
8a Worship
9a Intergenerational
Advent Activity
10:15a Worship with
Confirmation
12:30p Goodness
Church
7p Tangled Blue Concert
7p Bible Study
Updated calendar is available at: http://www.stmarkglastonbury.org/
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8p NA
Meeting
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