Music & Fine Arts
The Fine Arts Program is an integral part of the ministry of Saint Mark United Methodist Church as a whole. Our vision is that worshipers experience deep communion with God and one another, hone their God-given talents, and witness God’s good news through their team work and craftsmanship.
The evening of August 15 will be an evening of music and memories about the many miracles that have occurred in the 150 year life of Saint Mark United Methodist Church. The event will begin at 6:30 PM with a fully catered dinner, followed by a performance of vignettes that depict some of the people who made a lasting impact, and some of the moments in Saint Mark history that many believe to be miracles!
You're invited not only to attend this special event, but also to partner with the Drama Ministry by becoming a sponsor.
Your generosity will help make this celebration possible, honor the remarkable legacy of our church, and also grant you the perks mentioned below.
Sponsorship Levels
Faithful Friend – $100• Two event tickets• Recognition in the event program
Legacy Builder – $250• Four event tickets• Recognition in the event program
Keeper of the Light – $500• Six event tickets• Recognition in the event program• Preferred seating
Miracle Maker – $1,000• Eight event tickets• Recognition in the event program• Preferred seating
August 15. 6:30 PM. Saint Mark UMC 781 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Director of Fine Arts
Nicholas Joslin
Nick Joslin is a conductor, organist, and pianist with a diverse musical background. He has pursued extensive education in music, earning a Bachelor of Music in Piano and Vocal Performance from William Carey University and a Master of Music in Collaborative Piano and Choral Conducting from the University of Southern Mississippi. During his time at the University of Southern Mississippi, Nick Joslin had the opportunity to work with several renowned musicians and ensembles. He sang with the Southern Chorale and served as an assistant conductor under Dr. Gregory Fuller. He also held roles as an assistant conductor and pianist for the Southern Miss Concert Choir and the Gulf Coast Civic Chorale, both under the leadership of Dr. Jonathan Kilgore.
Joslin's expertise as a collaborative pianist has taken him to international music festivals, including the American Institute for Musical Studies in Graz, Austria, and the International Performing Arts Institute in Fairhope. These experiences allowed him to participate in masterclasses with distinguished musicians such as Barbara Bonney, Bo Skovhus, Andrew Campbell, and Gary Matthewman. In addition to his work accompanying and coaching vocal repertoire, Joslin has a strong background in chamber music. He has studied piano with Alicia Dubose, Dr. Brian Murphy, Dr. Timothy Hokeman, and Dr. Michael Bunchman.
His journey in sacred music began with his involvement in the Music Ministry of the First Baptist Church of Minden, where he worked with Todd and Alicia DuBose. After relocating to Hattiesburg, he expanded his involvement by playing the organ and piano at Petal Presbyterian Church. In 2018, he took on the role of director at Petal Presbyterian Church, where he conducted choral-orchestral events, including performances of Gabriel Fauré's Requiem. Nick later served Church of the Holy Trinity in Vicksburg, MS as Organist Choirmaster and Director of the Conservatory of the Fine Arts. He currently serves as Director of Fine Arts at St. Mark United Methodist Church in Atlanta, GA.