2014
News &
Articles
12.28.2014 - Christmas Outreach Report
12.27.2014 - Christmas Carol Success
12.10.2014 - Making Advent Wreaths
12.2.2014 - First Communion Celebrated
11.8.2014 - Operation Christmas Child, Pack ‘N’ Wrap
11.8.2014 - Annual Corning Glass Museum Trip
11.1.2014 - All Saints Sunday
10.30.2014 - Scenes from Consecration Sunday Breakfast
10.29.2014 - Riding the Hay Wagon
10.18.2014 - Hannah and Taylor produce quilt for charity
10.18.2014 - Crop Walk 2014
10.16.2014 - Wilderness Escape VBS Recap - PHOTOS POSTED!
10.5.2014 - Harvest Home Sunday - Blanket Sunday
10.1.2014 - Going Fishing! Photos from the fishing derby.
9.28.2014 - Signing with the Cross: New Catechetical Students
9.15.2014 - Fall Bazaar a Success!
9.7.2014 - Five Young Ladies Confirmed in 2014
8.31.2014 - 70+, SINGLE AND STILL PRAISING GOD milestone
8.28.2014 - Sunday School Season! Classes resume September 7
8.18.2014 - 2014 School of Religion Scheduled
8.6.2014 - Progressions Milestone
7.23.2014 - Recognizing our volunteers
7.13.2014 - Cooking with blueberries!
7.4.2014 - July 4 Hospitality
6.8.2014 - St. Mark's Summer picnic
5.28.2014 - Congratulations to our Graduates!!
5.28.2014 - Wilderness Escape VBS at St. Mark's
5.8.2014 - The 2014 St. Mark's Directory is (Finally!) here
4.20.2014 - Egg hunt and breakfast cheer kids
4.12.2014 - Catechetical Trip to Gettysburg
4.12.2014 - Easter Candy Making
3.30.2014 - Holy Week Services Scheduled
3.26.2014 - 2014 Iron Chef Williamsport Competition
3.12.2014 - Roller Skating Outing
3.1.2014 - Pictorial Directory Submitted for Publication
2.23.2014 - Iron Chef Williamsport competition anticipated
2.23.2014 - Prayer Pillows!
2.20.2014 - Ezra and Gillian attend Youth Quake/Zone
2.1.2014 - Commemorating Baptism with Faith Chests
1.15.2014 - We were smitten by the number of mittens!
Crop Walk 2014
St. Mark's crew walks to raise funds to end hunger
The Greater Lycoming County CROP Hunger Walk took place on the afternoon of October 12, 2014. St. Mark's Crop Walkers included Pastor Elkin, Devin Owen, Stephen and Karen Boone, Barb Thomas, Mindy Wentzel, Brenda Gair, Michelle Owen, Laura Schreckengast, Ben Haussmann and Jonah and Grace Schreckengast.
Everyone met at St. Mark's, where the walk started. Walks were 3-10 miles long, and followed the River Walk. Walkers from many local churches and Synagogues participated.
The walkers took pledges and walked to earn the pledge money.
The Crop Walk is sponsored by Church World Service and local walks are organized by religious groups, businesses, schools and others to raise funds to end hunger in the U.S. and around the world.
CROP Hunger Walks help to support the overall ministry of Church World Service, especially grassroots, hunger-fighting development efforts around the world. In addition, each local CROP Hunger Walk can choose to return up to 25 percent of the funds it raises to hunger-fighting programs in its own community.
CROP Hunger Walks help to provide food and water, as well as resources that empower people to meet their own needs. From seeds and tools, to wells and water systems, to technical training and micro-enterprise loans, the key is people working together to identify their own development priorities, their strengths and their needs – something CWS has learned through some 68 years of working in partnership around the world.