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Upcoming @ St. Mark’s - - May, 2017

E V E N T S , A N N O U N C E M E N T S , A N D O P P O R T U N I T I E S F O R F E L L O W S H I P A N D S P I R I T U A L G R O W T H

May 2017

IN THIS ISSUE... ANNOUNCEMENTS

The 2017 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY COMMUNITY INTERFAITH BUILD continues · May Friendship Day Service and Luncheon · XYZ hosts Rev. Phil Amerson on May 10th · St. Mark’s Nursery School offers Parents’ Night Out & Kids’ PJ Party · ASP Car Wash on May 21st · St. Mark’s hosts STORY CHURCH · and much, much more!

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES See what the Nomads, Pilgrims, and the Bible Banter classes are studying in May · All classes always welcome new members!

CHILDREN & YOUTH Children and Youth in Worship Leadership · Information about “Heroes & Heroines” —the theme of this year’s Vacation Bible School (June 5th-8th) · We honor our 2017 confirmands

CAN YOU HELP? Sunday School teachers needed · Sponsor a Sunday morning breakfast · Shalom Community Center is looking for volunteers

SMALL GROUP MEETINGS Join one of our many special interest groups. Or consider forming a new group with others who share similar interests! There are many opportunities to connect, share, and serve.

ST. MARK’S LAY LEADERSHIP & CHURCH STAFF DIRECTORY

ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 100 N S TATE ROAD 46 B YPASS • B LOOMINGTON , INDIANA 47408 • 812-332-5788

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St . Mark ' s Uni ted Methodi st Church of B loomington, Ind iana i s an inc lus ive community , br ing ing Chr i st - l i ke love, heal ing and hope to a l l . We embrace the United Methodi st ideal of Open Hearts , Open Minds and Open Doors by welcoming those of a l l races ,

cul tures , fa i th t radi t ions, sexual or ientat ions, and gender ident i t ies .

Upcoming @ St. Mark’s -2- May, 2017

THE ST. MARK’S COMMUNITY IS PART OF THE 2017 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY COMMUNITY INTERFAITH BUILD This spring, St. Mark’s and our friends in other faith communities are

partnering with Gustavo and Itzel Diaz and their five children, as we join

together to build their home and, in the process, build relationships with one another.

PART ICIPAT ING FAITH COMMUNIT IES INCLUDE :

When Habitat for Humanity builds a home, the owners pay a mortgage that funds

another home until eventually, working together, a commUNITY is built.

YOU CAN BECOME PART OF THIS PROJECT:

BROWSE THE COMMUNITY INTERFAITH BUILD SITE. http://communitybuild.kintera.org Keep up with events and opportunities to participate and support the

Interfaith Build.

PICK UP A SET OF THE BEAUTIFUL “FACES OF HOME” NOTECARDS IN GARTON HALL—YOUR DONATION DIRECTLY SUPPORTS THE BUILD.

These “Faces of Home” notecards were designed by children and youth during

the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. All donations for the cards

support the 2017 CommUNITY Interfaith Habitat for Humanity Build. If you cannot

come to Garton Hall, contact Mary Beth Morgan to get a set of notecards.

Saturday, June 10th. Save the Date and Join Us! YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT BUILD DAY! Join youth and young adults from our partner faith communities on this special

build day for the Interfaith Community Build! Those age 16 and up will be doing

siding and painting. There is also a special project for those age14 & 15 in

remodeling the existing garage on the property. A weekday option is also being

planned for youth and young adults. More details will be coming soon! (We also

need a few more adult leaders, 21 years or older, to help on that day.) Contact

Mary Beth Morgan if you are interested, or have questions.

The Bahá'í Faith of Bloomington

Congregation Beth Shalom,

First Christian Church

First Presbyterian Church

First United Church

St. Mark's United Methodist Church

St. Paul Catholic Center

Unitarian Universalist Church

The IU Student Interfaith Coalition:

Muslim Student Association

Christian Student Fellowship

UKirk

Hillel

Project IMPACT

Indian Student Association

ANNOUNCEMENTS


Sunday, April 30th & May 7th, 2:30pm—5:30pm POSITIVE DISCIPLINE PARENTING CLASS Teach your children important social and life skills with our parenting program

based on encouragement and mutual respect for every life stage. Taught by

Ceci Maron-Puntarelli, the Positive Discipline parenting program is designed to

teach young people to become responsible, respectful, and resourceful

members of their communities. For more information and to sign up, please

contact Ceci with questions or call the church office.

Friday, May 5th, 11:30am at Bell Trace MAY FRIENDSHIP DAY SERVICE & LUNCHEON WITH CHURCH WOMEN UNITED Church Women United is hosting the annual ecumenical May Friendship Day

service and luncheon next Friday, This year's theme is Kindling New Fires of Love.

The luncheon will be $5.00 at the door. Please RSVP to St. Mark's UMW Church

Women United representative, Lisa Miller Maidi, at 812-325-3154 by Tuesday, May

2nd.

Wednesday, May 10th, 5:30pm in Garton Hall EXTRA YEARS OF ZEST (XYZ) DINNER AND PROGRAM REV. PHIL AMERSON: "NOT ENOUGH GRANDMAS" Bring a dish to share for dinner and stay to hear Rev. Phil Amerson who

summarizes the theme of his talk as follows: "In a visit to the Bear Paw Tribe of the

Nakota Sioux in Canada, I asked about their experience with restorative justice.

(Restorative Justice approaches have been tested in tribal courts among First

Peoples in Canada in recent years.) The response ‘not enough grandmas’ has

left me thinking about the importance of micro-cultures and the role of families in

our future."

Saturday, May 13th, 5:00—8:00pm PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT/KIDS’ PAJAMA PARTY St. Mark’s Nursery School & Kindergarten is hosting an event to raise funds for the

playground improvement fund. For children ages 1 year and up, this pajama-

party themed event includes playing on the playground, watching a movie,

dancing to songs, and listening to stories—all while in their favorite PJ’s! The cost

is $25 for the first child/$10 additional children. Snacks will be provided. Reserve

your spot today! RSVP by May 10th to Brittany Purvis at [email protected].

ANNOUNCEMENTS


Sunday, May 21st, 9:30am—noon APPALACHIA SERVICE PROJECT (ASP) CARWASH The Appalachia Service Project (ASP) team will be travelling to Knox County, KY

(Barbourville) the week of July 2nd through July 8th. Knox County is the first county

that ASP ever served, with Union College serving as the first volunteer center. The

per capita income in Knox County is $15,000 with 35% of families living below the

poverty line.

ASP is planning a Spring Car Wash on Sunday, May 21st. This is one of the major

fundraising activities for the year in preparation for the summer trip. Your generous

donations are always appreciated and help make homes “warmer, safer, and

drier” in some of the poorest counties in the U.S.

Sunday, May 21st, 6:00pm

PARENTS OF YOUTH NIGHT (Restaurant Location TBA) All parents of youth (as well as grandparents or other loving adults caring for pre-

teens and teenagers) are welcome! Come to our monthly gathering and enjoy

some food and conversation with other folks raising teens. If you have questions

or would like to be on a contact list for future gatherings, please contact Dawn

Walters at [email protected] or the church office.

Monday, May 22nd, 7:30pm in our Sanctuary

STORY CHURCH Story Church is a unique Christian worship experience that meets monthly and brings

people together through the telling of personal stories and song. A recent start-up,

Story Church held its first three worship experiences at First Presbyterian Church.

During Story Church gatherings, music is presented by Susan Anderson and friends,

(some well known, some brand new); there is storytelling centered around the

monthly theme (the theme for May is “Wander”); Holy Communion is offered (if you

want); and tasty goodies are shared before leaving.

St. Mark’s United Methodist Church will host the fourth installment of Story Church

in May. The storytellers for this service will be Jimmy Moore, Susan Anderson and

Allison Hess.

ANNOUNCEMENTS


ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday, May 28th, MEMORIAL DAY

ST. MARK’S BUILDING WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAY The building will reopen on Tuesday, May 29th for the regular church office hours.

In the event of a pastoral emergency, please call 812-325-9406 or 812-219-8377.

Sunday, June 4th, during our 10:30am Worship Service

CELEBRATING OUR GRADUATES! We want to celebrate and recognize all who have or will be graduating from high

school, college, graduate school, or other special programs this year. If you are

graduating, or know of someone else connected to the St. Mark’s family whom

we can honor, please contact church office (812-332-5788) or Mary Beth Morgan

([email protected]). We would like to include graduation

information in the Sunday bulletin on June 4th. Please e-mail, or send, the name

of the graduate (as he/she would like it to appear), school, degree, special

accomplishments, and plans for the future (if known) by May 26th.

Also, on June 4th, we will have a special recognition of our graduates in the

10:30am worship service. If you, or your family, cannot participate on that day, let

us know. We will recognize you on another Sunday. Congratulations to all of our

graduates !

Thursday, June 8th—Saturday, June 10th, Indiana Convention Center

INDIANA CONFERENCE’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE Each year United Methodist clergy and lay members attend the Indiana

Conference's Annual Conference session for worship, fellowship, and to conduct

the business of the Conference. This year’s Annual Conference is scheduled for

June 8-10 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN. The keynote

speakers include Bishop Julius C. Trimble, Rev. Dr. Joseph Daniels (Lead Pastor of

Emory United Methodist Church in Washington, D.C.), and Rev. Philip Gulley, who

has preached at St. Mark’s, and is a Quaker pastor, writer, and speaker from

Danville, Indiana.

For more information, visit http://www.inumc.org/ac17.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.inumc.org/ac17


OUR REGULAR SUNDAY SCHEDULE: Occasional schedule changes will be shared on the church website, e-mail and

other publications. *Please note the changes noted below for Children’s and

Youth Sunday School on April 30th.

BREAKFAST 9:30am Garton Hall

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL Pilgrims

Nomads

Bible Banter

9:15am

9:15am

9:30am

Room 13

Room 10

Room 11

INFANT & TODDLER CARE Infants & 1-year-olds

2- & 3-year-olds 9:30am -11:30am

Room 24

Room 25

Celebration! CHILDREN AND FAMILY WORSHIP 9:30am Room 22

SANCTUARY WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30am Sanctuary

*CHILDREN AND YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL 4 years-1st Grade

2nd-3rd Grades

4th-5th Grades

Youth

10:30am-11:30am

Room 22

Room 4

Room 9

Room 1

*SPECIAL NOTE: On April 30th (Confirmation Sunday), there

will be no Children’s or Youth Sunday School. This is a

“Sanctuary Sunday,” (a 5th Sunday of the month), when

we encourage all children and youth to stay in the

sanctuary. Childcare will be available for preschool-3rd

graders during the 10:30am worship service.

SUNDAYS @ ST. MARK’S


ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL MAY CLASSES:

BIBLE BANTER The Bible Banter class uses the Scripture text for the morning's sermon as a

discussion-starter. Looking at the passage in its larger context, and sometimes

exploring a bit of Bible-writing history, we offer thoughts on what the morning's

sermon might look like, based on the Scripture the pastor has selected. We leave

time to discuss implications of the Scripture on our own lives, and often find

ourselves delving into topics that wind up far afield from the morning's original

topic. You are invited to bring some coffee/breakfast from Garton Hall into

Room 11 and join the conversation.

NOMADS The Nomads class is a generally progressive group which meets each Sunday at

9:30am in Room 10 for fellowship and discussion of selected readings on issues

related to faith, spirituality, or social justice. During the month of May, Nomads will

be finishing the book, Amazing Grace, by Kathleen Norris. The class will then

move into a discussion about the Protestant Reformation. Nomads meets every

Sunday in Room 10 and all are welcome. No preparation required.

PILGRIMS The Pilgrims Class studies the Holy Land using the video lecture series, The Holy Land

Revealed, by Dr. Jodi Magness, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Each

week, a discussion follows the video. All are welcome to join Pilgrims at 9:15am each

Sunday in Room 13. The lecture series covers the ancient history of the Holy Land

from 906 BC through 70 AD. Historical sources, such as the Hebrew Bible, the Dead

Sea Scrolls, the writings of Josephus and Philo, the New Testament and the Mishnah

and Talmud, along with the archaeology of the ancient Near East provide a more

complete picture of ancient societies. May 7th: Lecture 17—“The Life of the Essenes”

Fourth in a subset of discussions of another sect that emerged during the Late Second

Temple Period, the Essenes, and the scrolls left behind by their community at Qumran.

May 14th: Lecture #18—“From Roman Annexation to Herod the Great”

Discussion covers the important transition from the Hasmonean period to the reign of

Herod.

May 21st: Lecture #19—“Herod as Builder – Jerusalem’s Temple Mount”

May 28th: Lecture #20—“Caesarea Maritima – Harbor and Showcase City”

Herod may have been a ruthless king, but he is known among archaeologists as the single

greatest builder in the history of Palestine. Achievements included his rebuilding of the

Second Temple and the area of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and his construction of

another important city, Caesarea Maritima.


May 2017 @ St. Mark’sSUN MON TUES

APRIL 30 CONFIRMATION SUNDAY 9:30am Celebration! 10:30am Sanctuary Worship

NO regular Sunday School.

2:30pm Positive Discipline Class

MAY 1 10:30am Shoebox Project

7:00pm Trustees Meeting

2 NO ST. MARK’S NURSERY SCHOOL &

KINDERGARTEN

9:30am UMW Executive Board

7 9:30am Celebration! 10:30am Sanctuary Worship

Communion &

Backpack Buddies

2:30pm Positive Discipline Class

8

9 1:30pm Creation Care Meeting

5:30pm Buddies of St. Francis

6:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry

14 9:30am Celebration!

10:30am Sanctuary Worship

15 16 9:00am UMW Morning Circle

1:00pm UMW Susanna Wesley

Circle

21 ASP CAR WASH

9:30am Celebration! 10:30am Sanctuary Worship

6:00pm Parents of Youth (Offsite)

22

ARTICLES AND EVENTS FOR THE

JUNE EDITION OF

UPCOMING @ ST. MARK’S

ARE DUE TODAY!

7:00pm STORY CHURCH

23

LAST DAYOF ST. MARK’S NURSERY

SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN

6:00pm Nursery School Picnic

at Karst Farm Park

6:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry

28 9:30am Celebration! 10:30am Sanctuary Worship

29 MEMORIAL DAY BUILDING CLOSED

30


May 2017 @ St. Mark’sFor full information about special events,

including location and contact persons,

please refer to the related articles in this

edition of Upcoming@St. Mark’s.

WED THUR FRI SAT

3 noon Worship Design

1:00pm Quilters & Crafters

4 NO CHOIR OR HANDBELL

REHEARSALS THIS WEEK!

5 12:15pm Conversations on

Life Men’s Group

11:30am May Friendship

Day Service &

Lunch @ Bell Trace

6

10 1:00pm Quilters & Crafters

5:30pm XYZ Dinner &

Program

5:30pm Meal Share Food

Repack@Food Bank

7:00pm Communications

Committee

11 Rehearsals:

6:15pm Handbell Choir

7:30pm Chancel Choir

12 12:15pm Conversations on

Life Men’s Group

13 5:00pm SM Nursery School

Parents’ Night Out

Kids’ PJ Party


7:00pm UMW Charlene

Martin Circle

at Bell Trace

18

Rehearsals:



19

12:15pm Conversations on

Life Men’s Group

20

24

1:00pm Quilters & Crafters

25

Rehearsals:



26

12:15pm Conversations on

Life Men’s Group

27



Sunday, May 21st, 10:30am Sanctuary Worship

CHILDREN & YOUTH IN WORSHIP LEADERSHIP All children and youth are welcome to participate in leadership roles

on any Sunday, and especially this month in the May 21st worship

service. Children and youth are welcome to be greeters (hand out

bulletins), acolytes (light candles), liturgists (lead a prayer or read the

scripture), or create the bulletin cover, share a musical piece, artistic

talent or another leadership gift with the congregation. There are

opportunities for all ages. Please contact Mary Beth Morgan if your

child/youth would like to participate.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2017 CONFIRMANDS AND THEIR MENTORS!

During our 10:30am worship service on Sunday, April 30th, we

celebrated Confirmation Sunday. Six of our youth were confirmed.

We congratulate each of them on this important step in their walk of

faith, and we thank their mentors who guided them through the

learning and preparation:

Confirmand Mentor

Riley Michael Cox-Endris Jimmy Moore

Zach H. Hitchcock Aaron Comforty

Sam Pattillo Tom Shafer

Christian Smith Andy Cron

Marta Stephenson Brenda Tewel

Regan Theile Tina Cron

CHILDREN & YOUTH


CHILDREN & YOUTH Monday, June 5th through Thursday, June 8th, 9:30am—noon

ST. MARK'S VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS) for children 3 years old through rising 6th Graders

HEROES & HEROINES: CHARACTER TRAITS OF EVERYDAY GREATS

Monday: Love & Integrity Tuesday: Courage & Conviction

Wednesday: Listening & Flexibility Thursday: Justice & Mercy

Don your capes and masks! For this week of adventure we will be

learning stories about heroes and heroines of the Bible, and exploring

the qualities of heroism. VBS attendees will reflect on their own

strengths and meet some local everyday heroes. Each day, children

will explore these themes through story, song, art, and play. 4th-6th

graders will have their own special activities. All activities will be age-

appropriate and fun! We will share our strengths in an everyday hero

act of service to our community. The week will culminate in a special

VBS worship service Sunday morning, June 11th, at 10:30am.

Youth (7th-12th Grades) are welcome to volunteer as leaders. Adult

volunteers are needed so we can provide this program free of charge

for all children. Sign up online now to register participants and to

volunteer your time. A liability form is required for all children and youth

to participate. Paper forms are available in Garton Hall. For more

information, contact Sarah Gettie McNeill at

[email protected] or call the church office.


CAN YOU HELP? SEE GOD THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD THIS SUMMER. HELP TEACH CHILDREN OR YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Do you love to be outside on a Sunday morning and witness the wonders of God's

creation through inspecting the spots on a ladybug? What about building Solomon's

Temple in the sandbox? We need your fun and creativity this summer! If you venture

toward planned curriculum, we provide that, too! We are looking for Summer Session

Sunday School teachers to teach once a month in June, July, and August. Contact

Rev. Sarah Gettie McNeill, Director of Children's Ministries to find out more.

Our summer openings include:

2nd-3rd Grades: assistant 3rd & 4th Sunday of the month

4th-5th Grades: assistant 1st & 2nd Sunday of the month

6th-8th & 9th-12th Youth-These are the leaders of tomorrow and they need YOU! There

is lots of possibility here. Please see Mary Beth Morgan to help these young men and

women develop in their faith as a part of our community.

BREAKFAST FELLOWSHIP—VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Each Sunday, we offer breakfast for anyone who wishes to share that meal. To give

our volunteers who have been providing that breakfast a rest, we are seeking to

broaden the volunteer pool. Breakfasts are a good way to raise money or interest in

your ministry or mission. They also help create a welcoming spirit as people gather on

Sunday morning. If you or you ministry team are interesting in helping provide

breakfast, please contact Jimmy Moore.

THE SHALOM COMMUNITY CENTER IS SEEKING VOLUNTEERS. The Shalom Community Center is a day-time resource center serving people

experiencing hunger and homelessness. As the school year comes to an end, Shalom

is losing a wealth of volunteer support with college students departing and vacation

season beginning. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, see the flyer in

Garton Hall or contact Sue Murphy, volunteer coordinator (812-334-5734 x23 or

[email protected]).


SMALL GROUP MEETINGS Monday, May1st, 10:30am

SHOEBOX PROJECT Fill shoeboxes with hygiene products and toys for kids. Shoeboxes are used at

Middle Way House and MCUM. All are welcome.

Wednesday, May 10th, 5:30pm—7:00pm MEAL SHARE FOOD REPACK Each month, St. Mark’s volunteers go to Hoosier Hills Food Bank to repack

donated food for agencies which provide food for families. For more information,

contact Glenda Murray at [email protected].

Each Wednesday, 1:00pm—3:00pm ST. MARK’S QUILTERS & CRAFTERS Bring your quilting or crafts to Room 10 and spend time with others who enjoy

these activities. All skill levels are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Each Friday, 12:15pm—1:30pm CONVERSATIONS ON LIFE MEN’S GROUP During May the Conversations on Life men's group will be discussing chapters from

Jean-Pierre Isbouts' new book, Ten Prayers That changed the World. The chapters

cover the prayers of St. Francis, Gandhi, Mother Teresa, plus the prayer for the

American troops surrounded in Bastogne during World War II, written by Msgr. James

O'Neill in December 1944 in response to a urgent request by Gen Patton.

May UMW Activities ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

May 1 10:00am Shoebox Project Room 12

May 2 9:30am Executive Board Mtg Room 12

May 9 6:30pm Prayer Shawl Garton Hall Parlor

May 16 9:00am Morning Circle Room 8

May 16 1:00pm Susanna Wesley Circle Room 8

May 17 7:00pm Charlene Martin Circle Sunroom @ Bell Trace

May 23 6:30pm Prayer Shawl Garton Hall Parlor


ST. MARK’S LEADERSHIP

Lay Leaders Andy Cron

Trina Mescher

Leadership Council Chair Deb Davis

Lay Leadership/Nominations Chair Pastors

Pastor-Staff Parish Relations Chair John Hitchcock

Board of Trustees Chair John Collins

Finance Committee Chair Tom Hedges

Endowment and Memorials Chair Pete Yoder

Membership Secretary Pam Vanzant

Missions/Church and Society Chair Lisa Miller-Maidi

Care Ministries Co-Chairs Susan Parrish

Jan Brady

Communication and Information Contact Gerry Sousa

Library Committee Co-chairs Janice Clinch

Betty Bickley

Worship Design Chair TBA

Hospitality and Outreach Contact Jimmy Moore

Children and Youth Ministry Contact Mary Beth Morgan

Small Groups Contact Mary Beth Morgan

Stewardship Team Contact Andy Cron

Adult Education & Retreats Contact Charlie Matson

United Methodist Women President Linda Crawford

St. Mark's Nursery School & Kindergarten Sierra Roussos

Contact information for any of the above leaders

can be found in the St. Mark’s Directory,

or by calling the church office at 812-332-5788.


ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH STAFF

Rev. Jimmy Moore Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Mary Beth Morgan Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Sarah Gettie McNeill Director of Children’s

Ministries [email protected]

Rev. Mary Beth Morgan

(current contact) Youth Ministries [email protected]

Natalie LeBeau Finance Director [email protected]

Gerry Sousa Director of Music Ministries [email protected]

Pam Freeman Organist [email protected]

Aaron Comforty Children's and Youth Music [email protected]

Claire Schaffer Administrative Assistant [email protected]

Dennis Morgan

Jeff Wyatt

Terry Hamm

Head Custodian

Evening Custodian

Weekend Custodian

[email protected]

ST. MARK'S NURSERY SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN • 812-333-4007

Sierra Roussos

Robin Cole

Amy Weger

Director

Assistant Director

Office Manager

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

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Upcoming @ St. Mark’s is published each month as an information resource and guide to the activities and

events within and around the St. Mark’s church community. Copies are distributed at

the beginning of each month along with the Sunday worship bulletin. Additional copies

are available at the Welcome Center Desk, at the main entrances to the building, or by

contacting the church office. An online copy of Upcoming @ St. Mark’s can be

downloaded from our church website (www.smumc.church).

To Submit Articles: All ministry areas, church committees, and interest groups are encouraged to submit

articles for Upcoming @ St. Mark’s. For more information, and to submit articles for

publication, contact the Church Office: 812-332-5788 or [email protected].

Articles for JUNE, 2017 should be submitted by MONDAY, MAY 22, 2017.

ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 100 N STATE ROAD 46 BYPASS • BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA 47408 • 812-332-5788

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