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    60 Years of God's Grace: St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Sutton, Nebraska

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    2007
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    Bergene, Dustin A.
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    Dustin A. Bergene’s 2007 paper chronicles the 60-year history of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Sutton, Nebraska, highlighting God’s grace and the congregation’s enduring commitment to the Gospel. Founded in 1949 as a daughter congregation of Trinity Lutheran in Grafton, St. Mark’s has been served by twelve pastors and two vicars. Bergene details the church’s origins, building acquisition, and joint parish arrangements with neighboring congregations. The paper emphasizes the congregation’s resilience, stewardship, and dedication to Christian education and outreach, including its role in training future pastors through the vicar program. Interviews with members and pastors illustrate the spiritual growth and unity within the church family. Despite demographic shifts and challenges, St. Mark’s continues to thrive as a faithful witness to Christ in a small-town setting. The paper concludes with reflections on the congregation’s legacy and hopeful outlook for continued ministry. Abstract generated by Microsoft Copilot (GPT-4).
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