UPCOMING EVENTS IN JANUARY 2021
January 1 - Happy New Year!
January 3 Epiphany - Worship, 10 am Live on Facebook
January 3 - Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 3 – Food Pantry Sunday
January 9 - ND Human Rights Arts Festival Opens at the Plains Art Museum
January 10 – Worship, 10 am Livestreamed on YouTube
January 10 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 14 – Council Meeting, 5:30 pm on Zoom
January 17 – Worship, 10 am Livestreamed on YouTube
January 17 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 19 - Query Book Club, 5:30 to 7 pm on Zoom
January 22-24 - Graber Estate Sale
January 24 "RIC Sunday" – Worship, 10 am on Livestreamed on YouTube
January 24 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 24 - Semi-Annual Budget Meeting, 11:15 on Zoom
January 25 – Newsletter articles due
January 28 – Newsletter mailing, 9:30 am at St. Mark's Office
January 3 Epiphany - Worship, 10 am Live on Facebook
January 3 - Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 3 – Food Pantry Sunday
January 9 - ND Human Rights Arts Festival Opens at the Plains Art Museum
January 10 – Worship, 10 am Livestreamed on YouTube
January 10 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 14 – Council Meeting, 5:30 pm on Zoom
January 17 – Worship, 10 am Livestreamed on YouTube
January 17 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 19 - Query Book Club, 5:30 to 7 pm on Zoom
January 22-24 - Graber Estate Sale
January 24 "RIC Sunday" – Worship, 10 am on Livestreamed on YouTube
January 24 – Fellowship, 10:45 am on Zoom
January 24 - Semi-Annual Budget Meeting, 11:15 on Zoom
January 25 – Newsletter articles due
January 28 – Newsletter mailing, 9:30 am at St. Mark's Office
PREVIOUS EVENTS
New Artwork for Advent
Starting Sunday, December 1st, you will notice that there is new artwork in the gathering space upstairs and in the Fellowship Hall downstairs. During the season of Advent until Epiphany, we have the opportunity to enjoy “Cityscapes” by Anastassiya (Stass) Andrianova. “Cityscapes” is a post-impressionist series of water-mixable oil paintings exploring urban environments throughout the United States.
Stass was born in Kyiv, Ukraine. She studied at CUNY in New York, New York where she earned a PhD in 19th Century British Literature and Comparative Literature. Throughout her career she has taught as an Assistant Professor of English at several institutions and taught art classes for the Creative Plains Foundation and Creatively Uncorked. She has exhibited work throughout Fargo including 8th Street Art Gallery, Flakoll Gallery, Red Raven Espresso Parlor, the Creative Plains Foundation and the Spirit Room. We are grateful to Hollie DeFrancisco from The Spirit Room for facilitating sharing “Cityscapes” with the Temple Beth El and St. Mark’s communities.
Tammy Lanaghan
Starting Sunday, December 1st, you will notice that there is new artwork in the gathering space upstairs and in the Fellowship Hall downstairs. During the season of Advent until Epiphany, we have the opportunity to enjoy “Cityscapes” by Anastassiya (Stass) Andrianova. “Cityscapes” is a post-impressionist series of water-mixable oil paintings exploring urban environments throughout the United States.
Stass was born in Kyiv, Ukraine. She studied at CUNY in New York, New York where she earned a PhD in 19th Century British Literature and Comparative Literature. Throughout her career she has taught as an Assistant Professor of English at several institutions and taught art classes for the Creative Plains Foundation and Creatively Uncorked. She has exhibited work throughout Fargo including 8th Street Art Gallery, Flakoll Gallery, Red Raven Espresso Parlor, the Creative Plains Foundation and the Spirit Room. We are grateful to Hollie DeFrancisco from The Spirit Room for facilitating sharing “Cityscapes” with the Temple Beth El and St. Mark’s communities.
Tammy Lanaghan
DEDICATION SUNDAY
September 8, 2019 was Dedication Sunday for St. Mark's Lutheran in our new space at Temple Beth El Synagogue (809 11th Avenue S, Fargo). The 10 a.m. worship service included special music by members of the FM Gay Men's Chorus, a welcome from Rabbi Janeen Kobrinsky, and a dedication liturgy by Rev. Jessica Harris Daum from our Synod office. Following worship, we shared all the tasty treats brought to the potluck!
