St. Mark Lutheran Church offers a theologically conservative environment in which its members may worship. As proud members of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS), St. Mark members enjoy following the teachings of the Reformation led by Martin Luther.
Our Beliefs
 The Bible is the true and inspired message from God, right down to its words.
It is the only source and standard for Christian teaching and living.
We may have different opinions about many subjects, but we are to believe and follow all that the
Bible teaches.
Jesus Christ is really God and really a man. Through His death on the cross He received the punishment for our sins.
Jesus physically rose from the dead. He defeated death and proved He is God.
Forgiveness of sins and life in heaven are God's free gifts. All who believe in Jesus as their personal Savior have those gifts.
Jesus Christ will return at the end of the world to judge all people. Believers in Him will live in heaven
for eternity.
Our Purpose
As men, women and children united with faith in Christ, we follow His command to "go and make disciples." We, therefore, will proclaim God's Law and Gospel to one another, the community, the campus and the world. We will teach God's truth to help each other grow in the faith and so serve Christ now and forever. "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations..." Matthew 28:19
Learn more about the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod's beliefs and purpose.
St. Mark Lutheran Church Pastors
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Pastor Herb Prahl
Pastor Herb Prahl grew up in Germantown, WI as one of three children of an excavating contractor. He graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Northwestern College in Watertown and Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon.
The LORD called him to serve at St. Mark in the spring of 1973. For the first twenty years of his ministry, he served as the WELS campus pastor for the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire and Chippewa Valley Technical College. Since 1993, he has served as the president of the Western Wisconsin District of the WELS. He and his wife, Charlotte, have three children.
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Pastor Aaron Mueller
St Mark Lutheran Church's newest Pastor, Aaron Mueller, was born in Waukesha and grew up in Mequon Wisconsin. After graduating high school at Northwestern Prep in 1995, he attended Martin Luther College. After returning to Mequon for one year of graduate training, he accepted a call to teach History and Government at Luther Prep in Watertown.
In 2001 Aaron married his wife Sarah in July and soon returned to studies in Mequon. The road to ministry brought him to Thornton, Colorado for his vicar year. Pastor Mueller finished his schooling in Mequon in 2004 and was then called to Saginaw, Michigan to teach 10th grade religion. After teaching one year, the Lord lead the pair to Eau Claire. |
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