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St. Mark Reformed Church

Committed to robust, liturgical, covenant renewal worship, celebrating the sacraments each week, psalm singing, and the solas of the Reformation.

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Join us for Covenant Renewal Worship

Sundays at 11:00 am

Brentwood First Presbyterian Church
1301 Franklin Rd.
Brentwood, TN 37027

We also normally have Sunday School at 10:00 AM. See our calendar for an up-to-date schedule.

You can also call for more info at (615) 438-3109

Please note if you need to send something to us, our mailing address is different from our meeting address. For mailing purposes only, please use the following:

General Correspondence and financial donations may be sent to:
PO Box 1543
Franklin, TN 37065

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Upcoming Events

Sun
Jun 8
Pentecost Sunday
Sun
Jun 8
10:00 AM
Sunday School
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood, TN 37027
Sun
Jun 8
11:00 AM
Covenant Renewal Worship
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood, TN 37027
Sun
Jun 8
12:30 PM
Pentecost Feast & Dance
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood, TN 37027
Fri
Jun 13
6:00 PM
Men’s Night at Drapers’
Sat
Jun 21
11:00 AM
Ladies’ Garden Party at Karen Cobb’s
Sun
Jun 22
12:30 PM
Fellowship Meal
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood, TN 37027
Tue
Jul 1
6:30 PM
Ladies’ Night

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Take a look at the life of St. Mark through a few of our smiling faces and latest events

Bryant Baptism

Garner Baptism

Emily Kernodle Bridal Shower

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Featured Sermon Series

Exodus

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latest sermon in series

A New Covenant on Sinai?

June 1, 2025

by:: Rev. Joe Thacker

text:: Exodus 34:8–28

series:: Exodus

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The Latest News at St. Mark

Newsletter — June 1, 2025

Christians often exhibit a low self-esteem when talking about their own faithfulness. They don’t want to brag about holiness, which is fine. But often they are too reluctant to give God the glory and acknowledge what they have done by the power of the Spirit working within them. They have a hard …

Newsletter — May 18, 2025

I think we always read passages with horror like “Let them be turned back and disappointed who devise evil against me” only to find out that these are David’s covenant friends: “I went about as though I grieved for my friend or my brother, as one who laments his mother” (Psalm 35:4, 14 …

Newsletter — May 11, 2025

When you are reading your bible to yourself, or to your children, or listening to it, keep your eyes and ears perked to listen to repeated phrases and words. For example, we all know from Genesis 3:15 that Jesus is going to crush the “head of the serpent.” But then throughout the scriptures …