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
Rev. Paul Luther Yount came to us on July 3, 1920, the son
of the Rev. A. L. Yount, who had served the congregation back in
1886. He was born in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia in 1885, and graduated
from the Philadelphia Seminary in 1913. His brother, Rev. John
Arndt Yount, also served the church.
For
eight years he ministered to St. Mark’s and during this time the
church sanctuary was modernized, redecorated and rededicated, and
the Diamond Jubilee celebrated. The membership was now 930, with 450
new members added.
He was greatly loved and respected by the members of his congregation and the people in our city, when he resigned in 1928 to accept another charge in Norristown, Pennsylvania. His resignation was accepted with deep regret.
Pastor
Yount, returned to St. Mark’s during the Centennial celebration in
1952.
He was married to Margaretta H. Bushnell Yount and fathered four children.