Summer is a time of planting and growing. While one might think of vegetable and fruit seeds, what about the seeds of faith? Not much can beat God's inner fruits of peace, strength, and hope. What is the fruit of your faith? Join Pastor Lib this Sunday.

Graduation time which means Senior Sunday. It's an opportunity for St. Mark's to recognize our fellow members graduating from High School or College this year. Please join us at 10:30am to help Youth Director, Eric Hagman, send off these remarkable young people in "Spirit Week."

Join us tonight for our last Small Group Study of this series. ⁠ We will continue with No Cure for Being Human: (And Other Truths I Need to Hear) written by Duke Professor Kate Bowler. ⁠ ⁠ Meet us in Anderson Hall from 6:30-7:30pm.

When people look at your life, what reflection of Jesus is seen? Speak your truth, ask God for strength, & shine the light of God's love in the world. Sunday Pastor LuAnn reminds us of how Jesus prayed to God, "be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me.”

Outdoor Worship returns! Given all that is taking place in the world today, join Pastor LuAnn as she explores what Jesus mean when he says he can give us peace. What does Jesus mean and what is he promising?

We're reminded, in our Gospel lesson this week, that Jesus wants us to love others as they have seen him love others... with an unselfish, all embracing, pure love. It's this sort of love that we see represented in the St. Mark's Preschool and we recognize them this Sunday.

Join us for an abbreviated worship service Sunday before our Rise Against Hunger packing event. All are welcome. Please dress casually, wear a hat. No need to worry about your hair or how you look. We can't wait to see you and see how many meals we can pack.

He is Risen! Join our Community Outdoor Early Service at 7am at the St. Timothy's Playground. Join our Traditional Easter Service at 10:30am at St. Mark's. It is also available via livestream at https://t.co/zqpcF6GrgT

Are you attending the early service tomorrow at 7am? It will still be at St. Timothy's but the location has moved to the playground. We look forward to celebrating the Risen Christ with our community! #easterservice #sunriseservice #stmarksraleigh #raleighumc

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On Palm Sunday, we are reminded of Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as our children process into the Sanctuary waving palm branches. This simple act reminds us of the people who lined Jesus' way calling “Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord!” Sunday 10:30.

Have you ever had an extravagant gift questioned? From its cost to its intention? Often not everyone will see and understand that the gift comes from a place of love. This is similar to the story of Mary anointing Jesus, in John 12:1-8. Join us this Fifth Sunday of Lent @ 10:30.

Have you ever felt lost on your journey with God? Know that you are not alone. Join us this Fourth Sunday in Lent as Pastor LuAnn explores the story of The Prodigal Son and reminds us that God will always welcome you back and loves you with an Everlasting Love. Sunday 10:30am.

We enter the third Sunday of Lent with the parable of the barren fig tree from Luke 13:6-9. Just as God never gives up on us, the gardener should not give up on the tree that does not bear fruit. God never leaves us, even when his presence can't be seen. Join us Sunday @ 10:30am.

As we examine the lesson of Luke 13:31-35, we are reminded of our old English classes. Jesus uses metaphor to compares a hen as she gathers chicks under her wings to his desire to gather the people of Jerusalem. Join us and Pastor LuAnn on this Second Sunday of Lent at 10:30am.

Join us for this first Sunday of Lent. As we enter this 40 day season, we start with a lesson from Luke 4:1-13. We are reminded that while these 40 days of Lent are a challenge, We are always God's Beloved. How will you seize upon this time to grow closer to God?

Attention! Attention! St. Mark's Family Meeting this Sunday, March 6. 9:30am. Anderson Hall. See you there!

Please join us Wednesday, March 2 at 7pm in the Sanctuary for our Ash Wednesday service to honor the beginning of Lent. Childcare will be provided.

This Sunday, we will hear the last session in our series, Soul Reset. As we gather up what we have learned about discipleship in the last month, we will have a time for recommitment. It's also a time to observe Transfiguration Sunday.

Our 5 part series, Soul Reset continues this week with part 4, Live Out. Pastor LuAnn examine the passage, Luke 6:27-38, and reminds us that Jesus says, “Love your enemies. Do good to those who hate you.” Can loving our enemies revive our souls? Join us for worship Sunday, 10:30.