ST. MARK's
Lutheran Church
202 West 24th Street, Lumberton, NC 28358 | (910) 739-2329 | stmarks@stmarkslnc.org
"Together we welcome, worship, witness, and work in the name of Christ."
WELCOME!
We are a welcoming congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA),
its North Carolina Synod, and of the Lumberton, NC community.
ALL ARE WELCOME to join us in worshiping Christ, our Lord and Savior, and to be a part of our family where together we welcome, worship, witness, and work in the Name of Christ.
Lent & Easter 2025
The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 5 and continues through Good Friday, April 18.
We invite you on this journey of self-reflection and penitence as we meditate on Christ, "The Bread of Life".
The journey concludes with our joyful celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday, April 20.
Please click on the image at left, or here, for full information on our Lent and Easter journey.
In These Times
We invite you to read and reflect upon these pieces that speak to our call as Christians in these times.
The 21 January 2025 Interfaith Prayer Service Sermon by The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop of Washington (video & transcript)
Pastoral Message on Executive Orders by The Rev. Elizabeth Eaton, Presiding Bishop, ELCA
A Statement on Hope in Action by the ECLA District 9 Bishops
Statement on Immigration Executive Orders by The Rev. Elizabeth Eaton, Presiding Bishop, ELCA
ELCA Responds to False Accusations on X by The Rev. Elizabeth Eaton, Presiding Bishop, ELCA (video & transcript)
Office Hours ►
unless otherwise noted
Church Secretary
M-F: 10A - 2P
Administrative Assistant
M-F: 9A - 1P
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Land Acknowledgement
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Lumberton, North Carolina acknowledges that the land where we gather is the ancestral homeland of several First Nation tribes, notably the Lumbee, who were stewards of this land for many generations. God has entrusted us with the continued stewardship of this land as we honor them, their ancestors and descendants, respectfully acknowledging their traditions and teachings.