Come Grow In Worship:

10:14 Haipule- This is a simple worship format weaving an unplugged style of music with Scripture, prayer, and a straightforward Biblical message. Haipule is Hawaiian for “offer prayer to God” and John 10: 14–16 reminds us that we gather to hear our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ, speak to us and respond in prayer and song He will continue to draw others into our ohana. This worship time also addresses the needs of our youngest worshippers with the Keiki Corner and Keiki Church.

Ohana Blended Worship - This form of worship celebrates the diversity of our Spiritual Gifts and traditional liturgy to foster the love and unity of God's Spirit amongst us. The form of this worship follows our liturgical pattern, while encompassing the many musical styles of our blended Hawaii ohana, with the focus on our Savior Jesus Christ and His ministry to us through His Word and Sacraments. This worship time also addresses the needs of our youngest worshippers with the Keiki Corner and Keiki Church.

Special Services- Throughout the church year there are additional opportunities for worship and table fellowship outside of our regular Sunday morning services. As the community of Saint Mark prepares for the celebration of Christmas (Advent) and Easter (Lent) we gather around God’s Word with prayer and song in blended-style family worship that is preceded by potluck dinners in the worship center. In addition to Advent and Lent services there are also the Jewish-Christian Seder, Stations of the Cross, Thanksgiving Eve meditation, Christmas eve candlelight services, and other special national holiday celebrations.

Saint Mark Lutheran School Chapels- Saint Mark Lutheran school participates in weekly chapels led by our church and school ministry staff and individual classes. There is always opportunity to join in worship with our school ohana, but please make sure you check in with the school office first.