Updates for this Sunday.
Sundays In-person 😷
9 am Eucharist
10 am Sermon Seminar
10 am Sunday School
11:15 am Eucharist
5 pm Contemplative Eucharist
Sundays Online 💻
10 am Sermon (only) via Zoom
11:15 am Eucharist Live
Online Worship MWF 💻
11 am Morning Prayer Zoom
Sundays at St. Mark’s
Whoever you are, whatever you believe. A special welcome to newcomers, including Sunday services information. Learn more
God’s Holy Darkness
The Bible often uses the contrast of light and dark to represent wisdom and ignorance, love and hate, God and satan. It is a useful analogy that we can learn … Learn more
Seeking Host for Sunday Lunch in January and February
An easy, rewarding project for a few friends (or friends to be). Learn more
Selected Sermons
Christmas II : What We Remember and What We Forget
If we leave it up to our brains only and not our community and our sense of something more, we seek to hold on to the past and shield ourselves from seeing our faith in a new light. More
If we leave it up to our brains only and not our community and our sense of something more, we seek to hold on to the past and shield ourselves from seeing our faith in a new light. More
When God Took on Our Human Frailty
To have a body is to be vulnerable. That’s why it’s absolutely stunning that God became human. More
To have a body is to be vulnerable. That’s why it’s absolutely stunning that God became human. More
What Aladdin Can Teach Us About the Incarnation
This Christmas, find a time of stillness to marvel that God became human in the person of Jesus. More
This Christmas, find a time of stillness to marvel that God became human in the person of Jesus. More