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. A special welcome to newcomers, including Sunday services information. Learn more
It’s Here! The Annual Crab Fest
That glorious time of year when, once again, you are all on tenterhooks as to whether the College of Crustaceans caught you in ‘the act’ (whatever it might have been)… Learn more
4th of July Parade on Capitol Hill
Are you going to be in the DMV on the 4th of July? If you are, please consider joining St. Mark’s at the 2025 Capitol Hill 4th of July Parade! … Learn more
Events
Information on Sunday Services
Jul
19
Memorial Service for Stan Smith
Celebration of the Life of Stan Smith: Saturday July 19th, 4 pm. Bulletin (PDF) The bulletin will be posted when available. Watch the service below or on Facebook.
Jul
20
Special Choral Evensong to Support Chancel Choir Travels to UK
In preparation for their UK Tour in August, members of the Chancel Choir and some guest singers will offer a special Choral Evensong. Collection will help support the choir.
Jul
20
Christian Ed Classes – Fall 2025: Watch This Space!
Planning has begun in earnest for Christian Ed classes this Fall and beyond. Your co-directors met for a reflection and planning session in late June. We were especially gratified by …
Selected Sermons
Pity, Mercy, and the Good Samaritan
To see someone’s pain, to allow our pain to be seen, these are radical acts of humanity that transcend our divisions. More
To see someone’s pain, to allow our pain to be seen, these are radical acts of humanity that transcend our divisions. More
“What then, to any of us, is the Fourth of July?”
This past Friday, you and I were meant to engage in the habitual grilling and flag-waving… and maybe doom-scrolling and fear-mongering. But really – to quote Frederick Douglass – “what is the 4th of July?” More
This past Friday, you and I were meant to engage in the habitual grilling and flag-waving… and maybe doom-scrolling and fear-mongering. But really – to quote Frederick Douglass – “what is the 4th of July?” More
Crossing the River
Elijah and Elisha both find themselves crossing a river at a transitional point in their lives. How do we cross over the rivers in our own lives? More
Elijah and Elisha both find themselves crossing a river at a transitional point in their lives. How do we cross over the rivers in our own lives? More