Sunday
9:00am Eucharist
10:00am Sermon Seminar
11:15am Eucharist
5:00pm Contemplative Eucharist
Thursday
12:00pm Noon Eucharist
2020 Canvass Theme: Planting Seeds
This year’s annual giving campaign theme is Planning the Garden and Planting Seeds. The generous planting of seeds always bears fruit. Find more details about the canvass and how to participate. Pledge online! Learn more
The Season of Advent: Music, Art, Fellowship, Outreach
Experience the hope and joy of Advent at St. Mark’s and in our community. This post includes a variety of events, activities, and volunteer opportunities throughout the season. Learn more
A Video of Gratitude from Everyone Home DC
St. Mark’s parishioners donated 54 Thanksgiving baskets to area neighbors in need this holiday season. Watch a Video of Gratitude from Everyone Home DC. Learn more
Upcoming Events
Dec
08
Sunday Morning Bible Class: Studying II Samuel
Newcomers welcome to this Sunday morning adult bible study. We will be studying II Samuel, the Hebrew Scriptures. Each class consists of a discussion of the text assigned for that day.
Dec
09
SMMC Meditation
This Monday evening meditation group is based in Buddhist teachings and traditions, applied to our lives today. Newcomers welcome!
Dec
11
Wednesday Drop-in Bible Study
The Wednesday Morning Bible Study and brown bag lunch meets weekly in the Elders Room in the undercroft.
Latest Sermons
Dying to Live
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Rich in Everything–But Compassion
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Plunging Beneath the Surface
I spent many summers swimming in the James River in Richmond, Virginia. Located right at the fall line of the river, the waters are churning and muddy. When you’re in this water, you can’t see where you’re going, and you’re constantly getting whipped and pulled around. Our lives, lived in the constantly changing present moment, remind me of swimming in the James… More
I spent many summers swimming in the James River in Richmond, Virginia. Located right at the fall line of the river, the waters are churning and muddy. When you’re in this water, you can’t see where you’re going, and you’re constantly getting whipped and pulled around. Our lives, lived in the constantly changing present moment, remind me of swimming in the James… More