Nestled in the heart of Mendon, New York (a few miles SE of Rochester), St. Mark Lutheran is a growing congregation that recently celebrated its 100th year of ministry and mission.  In addition to weekly worship, bible studies, and ministries for men and women, St. Mark seeks opportunities to be a Gospel-presence in our community. Learn more about us by visiting the About St. Mark page.

St. Mark is a beautiful little white church near the creek in a community of farms, stables and the largest park in Monroe Country.  You can call us at 585.624.1766 or email us at info@stmarkmendon.org  To learn more about our community click here:  http://townofmendon.org/

Looking for an opportunity to dig deeper into the Word of God and grow in your faith?  Anyone who exercises knows that when you don't use your muscles they will atrophy.  The same is true of our faith - we can suffer spiritual atrophy if we settle in and don't challenge ourselves to grow.  Growing is good for you!  We challenge you to stretch yourself and participate in one of our Adult Education courses.

• Faith on the Edge: The Unexplained.  Join us for this discussion-based, biblical exploration of topics that include Mystical Experiences, Near-death experiences, Dreams, Angels, & Demons.  Sunday mornings at 10:30am in the upstairs lobby.
• Faith Weavers for Parents:  Kathy Stranford invites you to join her during the Sunday School hour for a discussion on weaving faith into the lives of your children.  Sunday mornings at 10:30am in the Church Hall.
• Honeoye Falls Prayer and Share Group.  Rev. Gerry Pera and his wife Ann Louise host a monthly small group at their home in Honeoye Falls.  Call 624-1635 for dates, time and directions
• Mendon Bible Study.  Jim & Ginnie Knopp host this monthly fellowship & study group at their home in Mendon.  Call 624.9814 for dates, time and directions
• Comparative Christianity:  Pastor Brian Smith teaches a Tuesday evening course based on the book One Christ, Many Creeds. (Available from Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis)  The course reviews the basic teachings of various Christian denominations in an effort to better understand our Lutheran heritage and the biblical truth that we can be certain of our salvation.  The class meets Tuesdays, 6:30 - 7:30pm in the Parish House Conference Room.

If there are topics of interest to you, please contact Pastor Brian Smith at 585.624.1766 or pastorsmith@stmarkmendon.org to share your ideas.