2011
News &
Articles
12.10.2011 - Youth Fundraising Dinner
12.6.2011 - Baptism, and other milestones...
12.6.2011 - Making Advent Wreaths
11.13.2011 - Youth Choir Debuts!
11.6.2011 - A Trek to Corning
10.16.2011 - Reflecting on God's Gifts
10.3.2011 - Blanket Sunday!
10.3.2011 - Catechetical Students Start Classes
9.24.2011 - Two Confirmed in 2011
8.28.2011 - Moses and the Freedom Fanatics
8.28.2011 - Wagner retires; Yearick hired
7.30.2011 - A Gathering of 'Tweens
7.10.2011 - July 4 hospitality
6.26.2011 - 2011 VBS - With Pandas
6.22.2011 - 2011 Summer Picnic
6.22.2011 - Congregation Council Reorganizes
5.23.2011 - Anniversary Milestone Celebrated
5.20.2011 - May Melodies
5.19.2011 - Music Director Welcomed
5.16.2011 - Annual Congregational Meeting Highlights
5.15.2011 - Donna Elkin Thanked for Standing In
5.8.2011 - St. Mark's Annual Report, 2010-11
5.3.2011 - Rain Sends Easter Egg Hunt Indoors
5.3.2011 - Passover Seder Celebrated
5.1.2011 - Pysanky Egg-Dying!
4.3.2011 - Success: Parish Musician Hired
4.1.2011 - Meandering through Museums and More!
3.30.2011 - Prayer Pillow Milestone
3.27.2011 - Pastor Elkin Posts Series of Talks on Genesis
3.27.2011 - St. Joseph the Worker Team Beats St. Mark's
3.26.2011 - Ken Sawyer live from St. Mark's
3.7.2011 - Bowling!
2.27.2011 - Bower Basketball Teams Honored
2.27.2011 - Souper Bowl Success!
2.27.2011 - The Iron Chef challenge has been accepted
Jungwha Kim has started her new responsibilities with St. Mark's, as director of music and organist. She performed at her first Sunday services on May 8, 2011.
The service began with a prelude performed on the organ - the fourth movement, Adagio, of Louis Vierne's Third Symphony. She led the choir in Hassler's O Sing Unto the Lord, during Communion. At the conclusion of the service, while the bell choir played from the balcony, she greeted the congregation at the door.
The following Sunday, the congregation celebrated Jungwha's arrival with a reception in Fellowship Hall. With good food and time to gather and talk, Jungwha was introduced to the particular form of Lutheran hospitality, practiced at St. Mark's.