St. Mark’s Quilt Guild
Our Mission & Vision
Quilters in fellowship, enjoying the art of quilting
The St. Mark’s Quilt Guild is a group interested in the art of quilting, gathered for fellowship, for learning, for sharing, for spiritual insight and for mission. New quilters, experienced quilters and quilt “fans” are all welcome and encouraged!
Meetings are held the first Monday of the month, September-July in the St. Mark’s library, first floor of the education building at 7:00pm-9:00pm. Other gatherings may be organized (sewing bees, outings, teaching sessions, retreats) as the participants show interest!
Our Monthly Meetings
Each monthly meeting may include a speaker, a demonstration of a technique, sharing of quilt knowledge, a time for “show & tell” of finished (or in progress) quilts, a sewing session and other interests. Each session will open with a reflection on a spiritual aspect of quilting.
Any expenses will be paid by voluntary donations; i.e. a monthly donation ($1-$5) to cover general expenses and volunteers will provide refreshments each month. This is group-led so that leadership of each individual is encouraged.
There have been other projects: landscape block, sewing techniques, English paper piecing, a quilted frog, use and maintenance of featherweight machines, quick & easy English Rose pillow covers, binding, applique, and more. Feel free to suggest a skill or topic! For more information contact Wyn.
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Pastor Alan became the Pastor at St. Mark’s in July of 2011. Previously he served in pastoral capacities in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sierra Leone (West Africa) and London with cross-cultural and cross-racial appointments.
A native of Columbus, Ohio, Robert Rouch studied Organ Performance at Ball State University under Kirby Koriath and Raul Prieto Rameriz.
Pam serves as the Faith Community Nurse at St. Mark’s. She is committed to the physiological and spiritual well-being of the extended St. Mark’s community. The services that she provides are made possible through procurement of grant funding secured by the United Methodist Women. Pam joined St. Mark’s in October of 2010.