St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Growing Disciples for the 21st Century
1373 North Main St., Hampstead, MD 21074 (410) 374-6944 (Directions) (email)
1373 North Main St., Hampstead, MD 21074 (410) 374-6944 (Directions) (email)
Super Bowl Sunday Bake Sale - February 12
Please Support Our Wockenfuss Easter Candy Fundraiser Deadline is March 5
Lenten Season (info)
New for the Easter Flower and Music Fund (info)
VBS: Bloom in Christ - details coming soon
Please Support Our Wockenfuss Easter Candy Fundraiser Deadline is March 5
Lenten Season (info)
New for the Easter Flower and Music Fund (info)
VBS: Bloom in Christ - details coming soon
*** INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY ***
If Carroll County School are late or closed, the office will follow. If inclement weather on Sunday morning, a message will be put on the church answering machine and an email sent out.
If Carroll County School are late or closed, the office will follow. If inclement weather on Sunday morning, a message will be put on the church answering machine and an email sent out.
- Bible Study on Wednesdays at 7:00pm
with Jesus: Fall in Love with the One Who Changed Everything"
- Muffins For Sale! 2nd Sunday of Every Month in Social Hall
- Vanco E-Giving We have an easy and secure way to give your contribution to the church. instructions sign up/sign in
- Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday, April 13, 2023, 12:30pm-6:00pm
- St. Mark's Music Program (info)
- Education and Sunday School (info)
- "Notes" and "Handclasp" (link)
- Miss the Weekly Devotions? You can check out past devotions via this (link)
St. Mark's Mission Statement
St. Mark’s is a community of believers who
glorify God.
We commit ourselves to Jesus Christ by
Loving, learning, serving and forgiving.
St. Mark’s is a community of believers who
glorify God.
We commit ourselves to Jesus Christ by
Loving, learning, serving and forgiving.
Ordinary Time or the Epiphany season begins on the first Sunday after January 6 and lasts until the Sunday before Ash Wednesday. During the time after Epiphany we hear stories about Jesus' baptism and early ministry. The last Sunday of this season is known as the Transfiguration of our Lord. Green is used for its symbolism of our growth in Christ.
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Are you a Facebook Friend of St. Mark’s? Visit us on Facebook at the St. Mark’s Lutheran Church to be our friend!