VOLLEYBALL EVENT:
Our next volleyball event will be on Saturday, June 15th at 10:00am! Due to club volleyball at the HB State Park, we will now meet at the sand volleyball court at Jay Gattis’ place: 7481 Edinger St., Huntington Beach. Please park at the nearby parking lot at Golden West College and meet us at the sand court at Jay’s place. All skill levels are welcome!
LET US KNOW IF YOU’VE GOT GRADS!
St. Mark will be celebrating and praying for our high school and college graduates in worship on the weekend of June 22
nd
and June 23
rd
. Please contact the office at 949-644-1341 or email
jenn@stmarkpresbyterian.org
if you have a grad that you would like to be recognized.
FOOD, FUN, AND FAITH NIGHTS THIS SUMMER:
Please save these three dates for our
F-Cubed Events,
where we will enjoy good food provided by food trucks, fellowship with friends, and experience a faith-building exercise for all ages! It doesn’t matter if you have kids or don’t have kids, whether you are married, single, or divorced… we want you to join us!
Sunday, July 7th 5:00-6:30pm
Sunday, July 21st 5:00-6:30pm
Sunday, August 11th 5:00-6:30pm
INVITATION TO LEARN ABOUT REFUGEES:
World Refugee Day June 20 is an international observance to raise awareness of the struggles refugees face around the world Every minute 20 people leave everything behind to escape war, persecution, or terror. 51 % of refugees are under the age of 18.
In recognition of World Refugee Day, Sunday, June 30
th
, St. Mark joins the Orange County Jewish Coalition for Refugees as a sponsor of an event from 3:30-5:30 pm at Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beachto raise awareness of the refugee crisis. The
free
program begins with speakers involved in refugee issues and is followed by an organizational and artisan fair with refreshments and music. Plan to come join the fun and learn.
SUMMER BELLS:
The Summer Bell Choir will meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. in the choir room during the month of July. It is open to all who wish to ring or just wish to try the bells. We will play in worship on August 4
th
.
SEWING PROJECT FOR A CAUSE
.
The Irvine Adult Transition Program (IATP) helps young adults with disabilities participate as fully as possible in the life of their community. They are currently looking for volunteers to help sew weighted lap pads (small bean bag blankets) to help students on the Autism Spectrum. If you (or somebody you know) are looking for a new sewing project and would be interested in supporting these students, we will provide materials and instructions. Please contact Andrew Penner (
penner@berkeley.edu
) for more information.
