Beginning Sunday, July 6
Wonder, Wrestle, and Worship with Hebrews This Summer
Join this summer’s synod-wide Scripture adventure Bible reading plan: Heartfelt Hebrews - a journey through one of the most poetic, profound, and mysterious books in the New Testament.
We don’t know who wrote Hebrews or exactly who first heard it, but we do know it speaks powerfully into our lives today. With rich imagery, deep theological insight, and a bold reimagining of Old Testament traditions, Hebrews invites us to wonder, to wrestle, and to worship.
Whether you’ve read it before or are encountering it for the first time, come along to explore timeless questions about Jesus, faith, and community—together.
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Listen for God's voice in the unknown and discover anew what it means to be surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses.
WELCA Meeting:
Saturday
July 19, 10A
Attention, all women of the Word!
All are welcome to meet with us at 219 N. Elm, downtown Lumberton.
We will conduct our regular business meeting and our monthly Bible study.
Contact Sandra Britt, sanlumber@aol.com, 910.740.6020, for more information.
On hiatus; resumes September 3
Wednesdays, 7-8P
Fellowship Hall
We will announce our new study in mid-August. Check back then.
We have coffee and other beverages with dessert at each session.
On hiatus; resumes Mid-August
Thursdays
10:30A-Noon
Fellowship Hall
When we return in August we will continue our study of Sister Joan Chittister's The Time Is Now: A Call to Uncommon Courage, a soul-stirring guide for coping with dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the power hungry people, and world institutions and systems.
For more information or to express interest in joining the group, please contact Kathy Dickason, katsam1964@gmail.com.
St. Mark’s Women of the ELCA
Monthly Meetings:
Third Saturday of the Month
10A at 219 Elm
Attention, all women of the Word!
Join us on July 19 at 219 Elm in downtown Lumberton for our usual third Saturday of the month business meeting and Bible Study.
All are welcome!
Contact Sandra, 910.740.6020, sanlumber@aol.com, for details.
Members and friends recently gathered for “Old Time Saturday Night”. Everyone enjoyed a home style dinner of fried chicken and fixings.
Grandma Amos shared stories of growing up in Robeson County.
We sang old gospel songs and played old fashioned games!
Cherishing old memories and making new memories.
Sunday, May 18
It was a lovely day for a joint worship service and picnic at Luther Britt Park, Lumberton with fellow congregation Trinity Episcopal who organized, led, and hosted the event.
Rev. Carl, Trinity's interim rector and husband to Deb, our S.A.M, led the service.
Rev. Phil Tonnesen, Assistant to the NC Synod bishop and campus ministry dean, was our special guest.
There was an abundance of food, fun, and fellowship!
Easter 2025
Evelyn and Jocelyn received their First Communion.
Beautiful flowers adorn the cross in one of our most special Easter morning traditions: Flowering the Cross.
Cooper even offered to help decorate the cross with Mr. Robert’s tie.