Sunday Worship
Worship & Sacraments
Gathering around Word and Sacrament — the living presence of Christ given for you.
Welcome
Come, Let Us Worship
Every Sunday, the people of St Mark's gather to hear God's Word proclaimed and to receive the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ in Holy Communion. Worship is not a performance — it is the living encounter between God and His people.
Our liturgy is rooted in the historic Lutheran LCMC tradition, shaped by Scripture and the Confessions. Whether you are a lifelong Lutheran or visiting for the first time, you are welcome at this table.
Join Us
Service Times
Sunday School
9:45 AM
Christian education for all ages before the worship service.
Sunday Worship
11:00 AM
Holy Communion service with liturgy, hymns, and the proclamation of God's Word.
Thursday Morning Prayer Services
9:30 AM
First Thursday of each month. A time of prayer, Scripture, and fellowship.
Word and Sacrament
The Sacraments
Holy Baptism
In Baptism, God claims us as His own. Water and the Word unite us to Christ's death and resurrection, washing away sin and granting new life. We baptize infants and adults alike, trusting God's promise.
Holy Communion
In the Lord's Supper, Christ is truly present — His body and blood given and shed for the forgiveness of sins. We receive this gift with reverence and joy, trusting the words: 'Given and shed for you.'
First Time Visiting?
What to Expect
Our worship follows the historic Lutheran LCMC liturgy — a pattern of confession, absolution, Scripture readings, sermon, creed, prayers, and Holy Communion. Hymnals and bulletins are provided.
Dress comfortably- Casual attire. Come as you are. Children are welcome in worship and Children's church is always at the start of the Sermon.
All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Holy Communion at St Mark's. If you have questions about communion or membership, please speak with Pastor Josh.
Join Us This Sunday
The welcome mat is out- JOIN a family who wants you to grow in your faith and relationship with God. Come as you are. God's Word is for you, and His table is open.