Sunday
9:00am Eucharist
10:00am Sermon Seminar
11:15am Eucharist
5:00pm Contemplative Eucharist
Thursday
12:00pm Noon Eucharist
Summer Choir is Here!
‘Summer Choir’ is made up of singers from the choir and congregation who enjoy singing. The dates are: July 15 & 29, and August 12 & 19. Join us on one or all of these Sundays!
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Annual “July 4th” Crab Feast
On Sunday, August 12, the parish will hold its annual “July 4th” crab feast. Corn is on the menu, in addition to crabs and watermelon; chicken will be available for … Learn more
Volunteer for Family Night with CHGM
On August 13 from 6-8 pm, St. Mark’s is once again hosting a “Back to School Night” for several families served by Capitol Hill Group Ministry. The dinner is a … Learn more
Calendar
Aug
01
Wednesday Drop-in Bible Study – Ecclesiastes
If you have a free moment this summer, the Wednesday Bible Class invites you to drop in for an hour of Bible study, a brown bag lunch, and fellowship. No reservations or advance reading required.
Aug
02
Morning Centering Prayer
Centering Prayer is an early Christian contemplative practice that places a strong emphasis on interior silence. Our gathering is for individuals who would like to begin their work day in silence and non-busyness.
Aug
05
Summer Sunday School
Children ages 3 to 12 join us Sunday mornings from 10am-10: 45 am in the Dance Studio for our joint Summer Sunday School! Each Sunday will have fun activities, a bible story, and an art project.
Aug
06
SMCC Meditation
This Monday evening meditation group is based in Buddhist teachings and traditions, applied to our lives today. Newcomers welcome!
Latest Sermons
Wrestling With the Trinity
God is not like anything we know in our world, and so we struggle to make sense of God. Scott’s message explores what the Trinity can teach us about the mystery of God.
God is not like anything we know in our world, and so we struggle to make sense of God. Scott’s message explores what the Trinity can teach us about the mystery of God.
Where To Resist?
…let’s have the talk before we walk the walk. What acts of authority do our ethical and religious traditions require us to resist, and what forms should that resistance take? More
…let’s have the talk before we walk the walk. What acts of authority do our ethical and religious traditions require us to resist, and what forms should that resistance take? More
Eating with Snakes – Setting the Table for the Repugnant
The biblical call to practice Agape Love—God’s unconditional love— can seem intimidating and beyond our reach. It may prevent us from even getting started with being change agents…. So we struggle. We struggle to begin. We begin.
The biblical call to practice Agape Love—God’s unconditional love— can seem intimidating and beyond our reach. It may prevent us from even getting started with being change agents…. So we struggle. We struggle to begin. We begin.