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2.18.2024 - Shrove Tuesday
12.13.2023 - Annual Meeting Luncheon Photos
12.13.2023 - Annual Meeting Report
12.10.2023 - St. Mark's Annual Report Issued
11.13.2023 - Operation Christmas Child
11.6.2023 - All Saints Sunday 2023
10.22.2023 - Harvest Home: "A Day of Thanksgiving"
10.21.2023 - Pumpkin Carving Event
10.20.2023 - 2023 CROP Walk
9.30.2023 - Our Fall Sale is a Success!
9.30.2023 - Fall Crafts Event - September 2023
7.24.2023 - St. Mark's Indoor Picnic and History Exhibit
7.13.2023 - Sam Robinson's July 4 Concert
7.13.2023 - July 4 Celebration at St. Mark's
6.13.2023 - Milestones: High School & College Graduation
4.16.2023 - Holy Week at St Marks 2023
4.9.2023 - Renewal of Baptism
2.22.2023 - Fastnachts - A Shrove Tuesday Tradition
2.13.2023 - Souper Bowl of Caring
1.8.2023 - Congregation Council Installed
On Wednesday, April 16, 2019 St. Mark's continued the annual tradition of celebrating the Passover Seder. Members and guests followed the Haggadah, eating the foods and and following the required ritual. Participants also enjoyed a meal of fish, rice and broccoli.
This year Mark's was pleased to welcome several Jewish guests to the meal. They led us in singing a traditional Seder song in both Hebrew and English.
Although the Seder is a part of a Jewish festival, for Christians, it is of special interest since it provides the historical background for the great Christian festival of Easter. The Last Supper is linked with the Passover Seder, and such concepts as the Lamb of God and the wine and bread of Communion originated in the Passover ritual.