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
Lent, Holy Week, and Easter at St. Mark’s
Lego Stations of the Cross, Walking After Jesus, Palm Sunday, Tenebrae, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Egg Hunts on Easter Sunday. Learn more
This Sunday at St. Mark’s
Whoever you are, whatever you believe. A special welcome to newcomers, including Sunday services information. Learn more
Prayer Class – Saturdays in Lent
I used to believe that prayer changes things; but now I know that prayer changes us and we change things. Saint Mother Teresa This quote puts the focus of prayer … Learn more
Events
Information on Sunday Services
Mar
22
Before I Go: Guidance for Planning your Memorial Service
Dates & Times: 4 Saturdays in March & April from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 22 March 29 April 5 April 12 Location: Elders’ Room Instructors: Josie and Bill …
Mar
22
How to Pray
Prayer means many things to different people. How can we make prayer a part of our lives and use it to find inspiration, hope, gratitude, and peace?
Mar
23
Last day to bring Legos and Lego Minifigures!
Youth and Family Ministries Needs is looking for Lego donations to help us get ready for our annual Lego Stations of the Cross event on March 23rd. We can use …
Selected Sermons
The Case for Lent
The season of Lent is a time in the church year for us to reflect and lament. Only through Lent can we arrive at Easter. More
The season of Lent is a time in the church year for us to reflect and lament. Only through Lent can we arrive at Easter. More
A Tabernacle for the Presence of God
Luke’s gospel reminds us that all significant moments in Jesus’ life were preceded by or finished with prayer. This is something to remember, especially in times when life seems increasingly uncertain. More
Luke’s gospel reminds us that all significant moments in Jesus’ life were preceded by or finished with prayer. This is something to remember, especially in times when life seems increasingly uncertain. More
Moving Beyond the Do-Gooderism of Loving Your Enemies
It’s easy to gloss over the truly radical nature of the Sermon on the Plain. The call to love our enemies is more than a cliche, but a plea to move beyond us vs. them thinking. More
It’s easy to gloss over the truly radical nature of the Sermon on the Plain. The call to love our enemies is more than a cliche, but a plea to move beyond us vs. them thinking. More