Our
Story
Our History
Serving the Campbellsville Community with Joy
St Mark Methodist Church stands as a beacon of faith in Campbellsville that prides itself as being a warm and welcoming community of faith.
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On Easter Sunday 1951, a group of members of First United Methodist Church, Campbellsville and the former Morton's Chapel, held St Mark MC's inaugural service. The church was planted a stone's throw away from Campbellsville University to better serve its faculty, students and surrounding community, which we continue to do today.
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We invite you to come join us and be transformed by the love of God, the teachings of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. Read more about our history here.
St Mark Methodist Church exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ to transform our community.We serve our neighbors as Christ first served us.
We love one another as God loves us.
We bear witness to the love of God as the Holy Spirit empowers and leads us.
Our Historical Roots & Beliefs
St Mark is a Methodist Congregation
The Church in its present form was established through the merger of The Evangelical United Brethren Church, and The Methodist Church on April 23, 1968, it shares a long and rich heritage with other Wesleyan denominations that resulted from the 18th Century lives and work of John Wesley and his brother Charles.
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Structure-wise, St Mark MC is Methodist Church which belong to MidSouth Provisional Annual Conference https://midsouthgmc.org/
Our
Pastor
Key Min Lee
Pastor Key originates from South Korea. His arrival in the United States occurred in 1998. He successfully completed his studies at Asbury Seminary in 2023 and subsequently attained ordination within the Global Methodist Church that same year. His ministry experience spans over 9 years in the Church of the Nazarene, over 6 years in the United Methodist Church, and his current engagement with the Global Methodist Church.
Celebrating a decade of marital bliss in 2023, Pastor Key and his wife, known as J, are blessed with four children: Sarang (Joanna), Somang (Yohan), Ahreum (Urielle), and Mideum (Elijah).
A treasured scripture of his is Galatians 2:20: "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." He always tries to live himself first in what he preaches about, maintaining a connection to God throughout every hour of the day.
