Sunday
9:00am Eucharist
10:00am Sermon Seminar
11:15am Eucharist
5:00pm Contemplative Eucharist
Thursday
12:00pm Noon Eucharist
New Small Groups Being Launched
Some new small groups are forming within the larger community of St Mark’s Capitol Hill. Why not see if there’s one that interests you? Some will form around common interests and identity; others by geography. Newcomers welcome! Learn more
Summer Sunday School Begins June 23
During the summer, children ages 3–10 are encouraged to join us the second and 4th Sundays of each month for a special summer edition of Sunday School! We will gather … Learn more
Summer Camp at the Claggett Center!
Registration is open for all weeks of summer camp for young people grades 2 – 12. All camps are weeklong and residential in Adamstown, Maryland, with each week hosting a different age group. Get details! Learn more
Upcoming Events
Jun
24
SMMC Meditation
This Monday evening meditation group is based in Buddhist teachings and traditions, applied to our lives today. Newcomers welcome!
Jun
26
Wednesday Drop-in Bible Study
Throughout the summer, the Wednesday Bible Class invites you to drop in for an hour of Bible study, a brown bag lunch, and fellowship. No reservations or advance reading required.
Jun
27
Centering Prayer
Experience a quiet and centering start to your day each Thursday morning from 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. These small sessions are led by adjunct clergy, Patricia Catalano. Contact Collie Agle for more information.
Jun
29
20s/30s Anacostia River Cleanup
Organized by the Anacostia Watershed Society specifically for St. Mark’s, we will be volunteering for their trash-sorting challenge to keep trash from entering the river. Data from this challenge was …
Latest Sermons
The Spirit Says: Write the Next Chapter!
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To listen to this sermon, please click the title above. More
Faith Matters
This very incident—that Jesus healed a man on a sabbath, which was forbidden by the law; that the man was then caught by the authorities carrying a mat on a sabbath, which was also forbidden; and that, eventually, the man was able to identify Jesus with said authorities—was the beginning of the end of Jesus’ ministry and of his life as an itinerant healer and teacher. More
This very incident—that Jesus healed a man on a sabbath, which was forbidden by the law; that the man was then caught by the authorities carrying a mat on a sabbath, which was also forbidden; and that, eventually, the man was able to identify Jesus with said authorities—was the beginning of the end of Jesus’ ministry and of his life as an itinerant healer and teacher. More
From Saul & Simon to Paul & Peter
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To listen to this sermon, please click the Title link above. More