Mark Cable has been ministering full-time through music since 1981. His 100 yearly engagements take him to churches, colleges and conference centers throughout the Eastern United States. Over half of Mark's concerts are church-wide events for all ages: Special Sunday morning concerts, family nights, outreach coffeehouses for adults and church banquets. He also leads worship and speaks for various family camps and Mens' Retreats throughout the year.

Along with his church-wide engagements, Mark's schedule often finds him at youth and college events. He has ministered in music at the national youth conferences for the Southern Baptist Convention, Youth for Christ, Grace Brethren Church, Church of God, Congregational Christian Church and the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. Much of his youth work now involves youth retreats, where he will often provide a combination of services including worship leading, a concert performance and speaking. Over the years he has also had the opportunity to share the stage at conference events with musicians and speakers such as DC Talk, SuperChic, The David Crowder Band, Louie Giglio, Tony Campolo, Randy Stonehill, Duffy Robbins, Twila Paris, Greg Speck, David Burke and Walt Mueller. >

An accomplished acoustic guitarist and songwriter, Mark has released 19 albums and has received radio airplay on Christian stations across the U.S. His latest CD, released in June of 2007, is entitled "Question of Identity". He and his wife, Dodi, live in York, PA with their six children, Bethany, 21, Jordan, 18, Ben, 16, Luke, 14, Noah, 12 and Lydia, 4. Mark is a licensed minister of the Gospel and has served in the Men's Ministries, AWANA, the Biblical Counseling/Discipleship ministries and as an elder at his home church, Grace Fellowship, in York, PA. He helped start and has served as the huddle coach for the West York Area High School Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. Mark is currently in his sixth year as 7th/8th grade boys basketball coach for West York Area Middle School.