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Full Sunday In-Person Schedule Returns on September 19, 2021

All are welcome! Don't miss the continuing safety guidelines for all in-person gatherings.

St Mark’s returns to a full Sunday schedule of in-person gatherings. Read this post for times and details then join us! Learn more

Sunday @St. Mark’s Online: 10:00 am Sermon Seminar, 11:15 am Worship, 12:15 pm Coffee Hour, 5 pm Worship

There is more than one way to BE CHURCH! Join us!

As we resume our full in-person Sunday worship schedule, we continue to stream the 11:15 am service on Facebook Live. Join us. Learn more

Fall Baptism Course for Parents

Oct. 7 and 14 | time TBD

Sign up now for this virtual class designed for parents who wish to present their child for baptism. An optional in-person get-together is scheduled for after church 10/24. Learn more

Events

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Sep 26

Centering Prayer Daily at 8 am

Daily | 8 am online

The practice of centering prayer at St. Mark’s has moved online, meeting every day at 8:00 a.m. on Zoom. Get more information and learn how to join the group.

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Oct 04

SMMC Meditation

Mon | 7:30-9 pm online

This evening meditation group has moved online and meets Mondays 7:30-9 pm. Sign up for the weekly program email to receive information on these weekly online gatherings.

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Oct 05

Pastoral Care Class

Tues 9/14-10/26 | 7-8:30 pm online

This six-session course will explore how parishioners can be part of the pastoral care process and delve into who we want to be as a community that values and nurtures pastoral care.

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Oct 06

Wednesday Drop-in Bible Study

Wed | noon-1:15 pm online

The Wednesday Noon Bible Study will start its 2021-22 season on September 8; join us from noon to 1:15 pm via Zoom.

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Latest Sermons

Reconciliation Margin-ward: How do we become?

May 09, 2021   ·  

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Reconciliation Creation-ward, reconnecting the vines to the branches to bear the fruit of creation.

May 02, 2021   ·  

My friends, if we are responsible for all of creation, representing to the world the nature of the Creator, then the “cost of doing business” gets much more expensive.  It costs far more than just a pack of Boudin sausage, or even a steak dinner at a fancy restaurant.  It may even cost more than 84 million pounds of toxic chemicals leeched into our waterways.  The cost of doing business, the cost of our consumption, the cost of our comfort and convenience, may threaten more than just ourselves or even our neighbors.  It may threaten the entire interconnected web of relationship held together in the source of all life and flourishing More

Reconciliation Otherward – bringing the flock together.

Apr 25, 2021   ·  

… “WE are all a part of George Floyd’s legacy” – 

This is important…In witnessing his hate-filled murder by societal authorities… we must all respond with action, working towards systemic change.  It is not ok to be a bystander!, says the VP.   We are called to work towards justice.’  We are called to loving actions. 

The St Marks community is filled with ministries for social change. 

Yesterday, I attended the WIN meeting regarding the use of land in ward 6 and 7… and I was so impressed.   I think there were 200 people – many from St Marks – in person or on zoom – who joined in  – with determination and resolve – to ensure that this property be available for those without.  More

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