Doors open at 6:30
Free admission and light refreshments
A love offering will be taken
In Person and Live-Streamed
Commemorating the Last Supper
https://www.umc.org/.../ask-the-umc-what-is-maundy-thursday
In Person & Live-Streamed
"Light in the Darkness"
by Patrick M. Liebergen
Light in the Darkness offers a unique blend of classical music, passion hymns and new songs. The result is a moving cantata of worship and remembrance for Lent, which will provide you with a perfect manner in which to usher in the season of resurrection and renewal. The work captures the poignancy and drama of Holy Week through compelling music and narrative, with artful, yet singable arrangements.
St. Mark's Chancel Choir, Newark UMC Chancel Choir, and Guest Musicians
Under the direction of Rocky Tejada & Rob Kennan
Link to Facebook Event
$6.00 for adults - $3.00 for children under 12 years old
Proceeds benefit the United Women in Faith missions
$5 to taste and judge
Proceeds support Youth Group activities
Doors open at 6:30pm
Free admission and light refreshments
A love offering will be collected
Latino food, music and crafts
Comida latina, música, y artesanías
4pm - Blended service with Children's Pageant and Bells, Carols, Candles, Lessons, Praise Team, Choir and Guest Musicians (In Person & Live Streamed)
In Person & Live-Streamed
"The Voices of Christmas"
by Joseph M. Martin
Narration by Pamela Martin
Orchestration by Brant Adams and Stan Pethel
Using beloved carols and new anthems especially composed for the cantata, the story of Christmas unfolds through the “voices” of witnesses (narration) and is echoed in the voices of the choir as they sing the good news of the Savior's birth.
St. Mark's Chancel Choir & Guest Musicians
Under the direction of Rocky Tejada
Friday 11am to 7pm
Saturday 8am to 2pm
Ornaments, Gifts, Jewelry, Basket Sale, Baked Goods, Christmas Shoppe, Quilted Items, Handmade Items, Children's Corner
Homemade soups, sandwiches and snacks
Breakfast with Santa - Saturday at 8:00am
Outside Vendors welcome! Tables - $50 per space, no electric, first come, first served
Call 302-994-0400 for more information
Proceeds benefit St. Mark's UM Women service projects
This is a free community event offering a safe, unique way for children to receive their Halloween candy.
Children are invited to wear their Halloween costumes and bring their families to this fun-filled afternoon at St. Mark’s.
All are welcome!
In an effort to keep our kids safe, we will only have church members and families hosting trunks.
Setup begins at 1:30 in the upper parking lot.
Wrapped candy only.
https://commonbondquartet.com/home
Doors open at 5:15 pm
Event is free but a love offering will be taken
https://www.eddymann.com/
https://www.facebook.com/eddymann.musician
Doors open at 6:30
Free admission and light refreshments
A love offering will be taken
Doors open at 6:30pm
Free admission and light refreshments
A love offering will be collected
In Person and Live-Streamed
Commemorating the Last Supper
https://www.umc.org/.../ask-the-umc-what-is-maundy-thursday
www.raymondleeband.com
Doors open at 6:30pm
Free admission and light refreshments
A love offering will be collected
In Person & Live-Streamed
"One Noel - Sing the Song of Christmas"
Arranged by Christopher Phillips
Created by Mike Harland, Dave Clark & Cliff Duren
Orchestrated by Cliff Duren & Phil Nitz
One Noel is a soulful celebration of the season proclaiming the joy and hope brought to us through the birth of Jesus.
St. Mark's Chancel Choir & Guest Musicians
Under the direction of Rocky Tejada
All are welcome!
Cost: Free
Eat In - Noon to 1:00pm
Take Out - 1:00 to 2:00pm
Provided by the St. Mark's Youth Group
Friday 11am to 7pm
Saturday 8am to 2pm
Ornaments, Wooden Items, Books, Jewelry, Basket Sale, Baked Goods, Quilted Items, Gifts
Homemade soups, sandwiches and snacks
Breakfast with Santa - Saturday at 8:00am
Outside Vendors welcome! Tables - $50 per space, no electric, first come, first served
Call 302-994-0400 for more information
Proceeds benefit St. Mark's UM Women service projects
Doors open at 6:30
Free admission and light refreshments.
A love offering will be collected.
Street Rods - Antique Cars - Motorcycles - Show Cars
Concert & Food (Hot Dogs, Chips, Desserts & Drinks)
Event is free but a Love Offering will be collected to benefit St. Mark's
For more information call 302-998-3891
Church school for all ages at 9:00am
Blended Worship Service at 10:00am
Doors open at 6:30
Free admission and light refreshments.
A love offering will be collected.
July 9 to 13 - 6pm to 8:30pm
Register in person on July 9 starting at 5:45pm.
Ages PreK to 6th Grade + Adult
Food trucks are being contracted to be available for dinner before VBS. Stay tuned for details.
In the depths of a colorful underground cave, is the beating heart of the hero community, the Hero Hotline Headquarters where everyone’s gifts are valued and every hero has a role to play. Each day at the Hero Hotline Headquarters, superheroes of all ages and abilities answer the call and join the Professor and veteran hero, Super Meer the Meerkat, to provide expert assistance and solutions to Hero Teams everywhere.
When Heroes in the field call in, the Professor, Super Meer, and our team of heroes will spring into action and explore the ultimate Hero Handbook -the Bible- to discover how all Heroes can follow the examples set by a cast of supporting Bible Heroes in stories from the Old and New Testaments, who work together to bring peace, build each other up, and share the great story of God’s love for us where they are and with the whole world.
As kids (called Heroes) experience these stories through music, drama and storytelling, games, arts and crafts, science, and even snacks, they’ll learn that Heroes are called to Follow Jesus, Help Others, Work Together, Listen to God, and Show Grace! And, best of all, they’ll be invited to answer this call at VBS, at church, at home, and every area of their lives.
In Person & Live-Streamed
One Voice
by Deborah Craig-Claar & Robert Sterling
One Voice traces the story of two of the most pivotal figures in the hours following Jesus' death: the man who provided the tomb (Joseph of Arimethea) and the man who helped carry the body (Nicodemus). Together they took Christ from the cross prepared His body for burial, and entombed Him. Both powerful Pharisees and members of the Sanhedrin, they arrived at their conversions to the Christian faith separately. They remained "secret followers" for some time. This resulted in their partnership during those fateful final days of Christ's earthly ministry. One Voice follows this dramatic, scriptural story that leads to the heart of the Easter events, delivering a powerful message of the necessity of not remaining a "secret follower" in today's dark world.
St. Mark's Chancel Choir and Guest Musicians
Under the Direction of Rocky Tejada
