There will be road closures around St. Mark’s on Sunday. Please plan accordingly and allow more time to travel. For a list of planned road closures, please visit https://250.dc.gov/page/traffic-closures
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
This Sunday at St. Mark’s
Whoever you are, whatever you believe, please join us, with a special welcome to newcomers. Learn more
Art Walk: Mark Your Calendar!
Would you like to know about how the work fits the theme from the artists themselves? If so, stay after the 11:15 service for our Art Walk. Learn more
Banner Sunday, June 14th
Banners represent each class, High School seniors talk about what they’ve learned, and we thank our teachers. Learn more
Events
Information on Sunday Services
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Save the date: Banner Sunday is June 14th
Banner Sunday is a celebration of the end of the Sunday School year that takes place during a 10AM worship service. Each Sunday School class participates in a procession with a …
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Connecting: for Newcomers and Those Who Want to Reconnect or Make a Deeper Connection
Join Assistant Rector Caitlin Frazier and a representative of the Membership Committee
Selected Sermons
Where the Spirit Leads Us
The work of the church in the world is just trying to follow what the Holy Spirit is doing. May we run fast enough to catch up. More
The work of the church in the world is just trying to follow what the Holy Spirit is doing. May we run fast enough to catch up. More
Leaning Back and Letting Go
There is a world of difference between believing things about Jesus and believing in Jesus, between knowing things about Jesus and knowing him. More
There is a world of difference between believing things about Jesus and believing in Jesus, between knowing things about Jesus and knowing him. More
Living Into the Resurrection
I think of…us as living in that time with the Marys, the time in between seeing that the tomb is empty and meeting Jesus on the road. We’ve heard the good news, but we are still processing. More
I think of…us as living in that time with the Marys, the time in between seeing that the tomb is empty and meeting Jesus on the road. We’ve heard the good news, but we are still processing. More