St. Mark’s UMC will be hosting the Moon Lecture Fall 2017 Series beginning Friday September 15th through Friday December 8, 2017 at 7 pm.
The series will feature many thought provoking and well known key note speakers regarding various social justice topics.
Tickets are $30 for General Admission, $20 for Students. The November 3rd event with Dr. William J Barber, II has sold out, however tickets are still available for all other events.
What led to C. S. Lewis becoming the most widely-read and influential Christian writer of the Twentieth Century?
In an attempt to answer this question, our new study group will read and discuss Lewis’s autobiography, Surprised by Joy ; then we will view the movie Shadowlands, which tells the story of Lewis’s marriage to Joy Gresham; finally, we will read A Grief Observed, which presents with searing honesty the grieving process Lewis endured after his wife’s death.
SUMMER NEEDS at COMMUNITY BREAKFAST: We need your help on the last two Sundays on August 20 & 27. We will still serve 70 or more friends and guests with our 5 star breakfasts.
We need eight (8) kitchen saints, and fifteen or more (15+) in the Terrace Room and two or three (2-3) more saints for security at the gate.
If you can come and help out, please say YES to Glenn Tilton, gtilton2@comcast.net and/or Patricia Daugherty, pdmc1234@gmail.com.
You’ll be glad you did.
In Room 206, every Sunday at 9 (continuing for about 45 minutes), we explore that question by looking at the scripture that will be read in the sermon.
Carl Thomas leads a lively discussion that you can choose to participate in or not. Bring good humor, and a hunger to know a little more that will enhance living. We have a varied format; and our work is fresh each week. Come occasionally; come regularly.
The group welcomes everyone, teens to nonagenarians. No experience, no required reading, nothing to bring with you or purchase – just come!
Supporting Palestinian, Immigrant and Prisoner Human Rights – FUMC is HP-Free!
Hewlett Packard’s (HP) family of companies focuses on technologies that monitor and control populations, selling such hardware and software to prison administrations, border and immigration enforcement agencies, and military forces.
These products are designed to limit human and civil rights, and as such, they threaten all of us.
As of the last Point In Time Count for Sacramento County, published in 2014, there were over 300 homeless youth discovered on our streets? And did you also know that 40% of that number identify as LGBTQ? Not to mention, many of those kids are people of color, further increasing the risks to their health and personal safety?
SUMMER NEEDS at COMMUNITY BREAKFAST: We need your help on the last two Sundays on August 20 & 27. We will still serve 70 or more friends and guests with our 5 star breakfasts.
We need eight (8) kitchen saints, and fifteen or more (15+) in the Terrace Room and two or three (2-3) more saints for security at the gate.
If you can come and help out, please say YES to Glenn Tilton, gtilton2@comcast.net and/or Patricia Daugherty, pdmc1234@gmail.com.
You’ll be glad you did.
In Room 206, every Sunday at 9 (continuing for about 45 minutes), we explore that question by looking at the scripture that will be read in the sermon.
Carl Thomas leads a lively discussion that you can choose to participate in or not. Bring good humor, and a hunger to know a little more that will enhance living. We have a varied format; and our work is fresh each week. Come occasionally; come regularly.
The group welcomes everyone, teens to nonagenarians. No experience, no required reading, nothing to bring with you or purchase – just come!
Supporting Palestinian, Immigrant and Prisoner Human Rights – FUMC is HP-Free!
Hewlett Packard’s (HP) family of companies focuses on technologies that monitor and control populations, selling such hardware and software to prison administrations, border and immigration enforcement agencies, and military forces.
These products are designed to limit human and civil rights, and as such, they threaten all of us.
