St. Mark's Pastors
- Henry Ziegler
- Joseph Welker
- Joseph Frederick Fahs
- Ferdinand C.H. Lampe
- Abraham Reeser Horne
- William Rickert
- Adolphus Leroy Yount
- George G. Kunkle
- William F. Rick
- Edwin Lunn Miller
- Stephen M. Paulson
- Henry Douglas Spaeth
- Paul L. Yount
- J. Ray Houser
- Robert Neumeyer
- Franklyn S. Lambert
- Frederick G. Hasskarl
- Paul F. Bosch
- William E. Hershey
- Robert Ardell Miller
- Jesse Houck
- Dale E. Johnson
- Stephen F. Yelovich
- Walter L. Brandau
- Kenneth R. Elkin
- James E. West
- Brian D. Vasey
The Rev. Edwin Lunn Miller became Pastor of St.
Mark’s in 1898. He was called from St. Mark’s Church of South
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to succeed the Rev. Rick and had the honor
of conducting the 50th anniversary celebration of the church
beginning March 9, 1902.
He stressed the need for the church to help finance the various causes of the Lutheran Church in America and abroad—missions, education and charity. Today our congregation is carrying out this splendid teaching, as our records show a generous portion of our entire income is annually devoted to the benevolent causes of the church.
Rev. Miller resigned in 1903 to become the pastor of St. Mark’s Church in Boston, Massachusetts.