St. Mark's Lutheran Church

St. Mark's Lutheran Church We're a member of the LCMS and situated in the heart of the Irish Hills on US 12, just east of M-50. St. There are no
residency or financial requirements.

Sunday School/Bible Class at 9:00 am
Worship Service at 10:00 am

Holy Communion 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Mark's Diaper Closet provides free diapers, wipes, diaper cream and assorted other baby products to families in need on the third Saturday of each month, from 10 AM til 1 PM.

St. Mark’s is looking for an individual with strong organizational and communication skills to fill the role of Church A...
05/29/2026

St. Mark’s is looking for an individual with strong organizational and communication skills to fill the role of Church Administrative Assistant. This is a part-time position (20 hours/week) that involves supporting our pastors and assisting with the general needs of the congregation. A strong candidate will be proficient with the basic functions of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.

Responsibilities include:
- Compose and print weekly service materials
- Process incoming mail, email, and packages
- Answer incoming phone calls
- Place outgoing phone calls, as needed
- Order church supplies
- Coordinate the scheduling of church activities
- Maintain office files

Schedule is negotiable, though needs to cover 4 days and be generally consistent each week. Pay starts at $16/hr.-$17/hr. Resumes may be sent to [email protected]

Today is the day the Church remembers St. Mark. Please join us tomorrow, April 26th, as we celebrate the 4th Sunday afte...
04/25/2026

Today is the day the Church remembers St. Mark.

Please join us tomorrow, April 26th, as we celebrate the 4th Sunday after Easter, also known as Good Shepherd Sunday. Pastor Schindel will be sharing on "Raised with Christ: LIFE!" We hear the promise of our Savior, Jesus, as HE shares: "I came that they may have life and have it abundantly." (John 10:10b) What does this mean?

Join us tomorrow for Bible Study at 9am, Service with Holy Communion at 10am, and Fellowship with Sunday School following the Fellowship time. youtube.com/ Everyone Welcome!

Join us this Friday at 6:30pm for a service of prayer, praise, and healing.  In addition to periods of prayer and praise...
04/07/2026

Join us this Friday at 6:30pm for a service of prayer, praise, and healing. In addition to periods of prayer and praise, Pastor Bryan Schindel will teach on the topic of praying for healing.

The service will involve responsive prayers for all those who are sick, afflicted, or ministering to those who are suffering. There will also be time for individual prayers for those who desire it.

Join us this Friday at 6:30pm! All are welcome!

He is risen!  He is risen, indeed!  Hallelujah!
04/05/2026

He is risen! He is risen, indeed! Hallelujah!

The Lord's time on the cross this Good Friday now being finished, we await the joy of Easter.  He has taken the sins of ...
04/03/2026

The Lord's time on the cross this Good Friday now being finished, we await the joy of Easter. He has taken the sins of the world upon himself, baring the full wrath of those sins. On Easter, we will celebrate His resurrection and victory over death. Because of Him, we also arise to new life.

Join us Sunday at 10am for this glorious celebration!

Palm Sunday is now behind us.  The journey of Holy Week has begun.  On Thursday, we celebrate and remember the Supper in...
03/30/2026

Palm Sunday is now behind us. The journey of Holy Week has begun.

On Thursday, we celebrate and remember the Supper instituted by our Lord for the forgiveness of sins.

On Friday, we remember the shedding of His blood on the cross for our salvation.

And on Sunday, we'll celebrate the victory over the grace through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He is the first fruits. Because He is risen, we too shall rise to eternal life. Amen!

Come and join us as we celebrate this holiest of weeks.

Jesus rides in his coronation procession on Palm Sunday.  He rides into Israel's capital city to be crowned their king. ...
03/27/2026

Jesus rides in his coronation procession on Palm Sunday. He rides into Israel's capital city to be crowned their king. Not just Israel's king, though, but Lord and king of all. He came to establish a kingdom that is not of this world. In the fateful week ahead, that divine work will come to its culmination. The Prince of Peace establishes this kingdom not through violence and oppression, but through his own suffering and death.

Come join us this Sunday as we begin the journey of Holy Week.

Have you ever wondered what really angered the rulers in Jerusalem when Jesus enters the week of HIS passion? I know HE ...
03/21/2026

Have you ever wondered what really angered the rulers in Jerusalem when Jesus enters the week of HIS passion? I know HE has been challenging them for a long time, but could it be that Lazarus, a man dead for 4 days, now alive might have been TOO much for those who could not stand Jesus to have there as a living testimony? Could the crowds emboldened by this miracle be TOO much? Join us as we ponder our Lord's power over sin and death, and what that means for us, tomorrow at St. Mark's.

Please join us for Bible Study at 9am, Service with the Lord's Supper at 10am, fellowship after Service and Sunday School and new member class at 11:30.

Why does suffering exist—and where is God in the middle of it?This Sunday, we’ll hear the powerful story from John 9:1–4...
03/13/2026

Why does suffering exist—and where is God in the middle of it?

This Sunday, we’ll hear the powerful story from John 9:1–41, where Jesus heals a man born blind. At the heart of the Gospel is this promise from Jesus:

“This happened so that the works of God might be displayed
in him.” (John 9:3)

In a world of hurt and suffering, Jesus invites us to look for God’s grace at work even in brokenness. Join us this Sunday as we hear that God is graciously in control and lovingly at work in the midst of this sinful and fallen world.

All are welcome. Come and see what God is doing.

Nicodemus came to Jesus with questions. Jesus answered with love.Not a love that turns inward. Not a love based on selfi...
02/27/2026

Nicodemus came to Jesus with questions. Jesus answered with love.

Not a love that turns inward. Not a love based on selfish emotion. Not even a love based on worthiness. But a love that gives of itself. A love that gave everything to redeem all of creation.

This Sunday’s message from John 3:1–17 invites us to see love the way God defines it—through Jesus Christ.

👉 Join us for worship and hear the good news: God did not come to condemn the world, but to save it.

📅 Sunday | ⏰ 10:00am
📍 St. Mark's Lutheran Church

Address

11151 US Highway 12
Brooklyn, MI
49230

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+15174677565

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