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
THIS SUNDAY (UPDATED)
Covid-19 Guidelines
Sundays Online 💻
10 am Sermon (only) via Zoom
11:15 am Eucharist Live
Online Worship MWF 💻
11 am Morning Prayer
Advent and Christmas at St. Mark’s
Whoever you are, whatever you believe. A special welcome to newcomers, including Sunday services information. Learn more
Sundays at St. Mark’s
Whoever you are, whatever you believe. A special welcome to newcomers, including Sunday services information. Learn more
11th Annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence
On Wednesday, December 6, at 7 pm, St. Mark’s will host the 11th Annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence. Sign up to donate food/drinks for a reception after the vigil and for the accompanying full-day program for survivors of gun violence. Learn more
Events
Information on Sunday Services
Nov
29
Wednesday Bible Class
This year we’ll explore “context” as key to understanding the writings in the New Testament. Our study uses commentary, reading, questions, discussion, and more questions. Ultimately, we ask ourselves “What does our learning mean for our lives now?”
Dec
04
SMMC Meditation
This evening meditation group meets weekly on Monday evenings. Sign up for the weekly program email to receive information on the week’s topic and facilitator.
Dec
12
Incarceration Justice
Next monthly meetings on December 12 and January 9, 2024. Mark your calendar now and plan to join us as we close 2023 and welcome 2024.
Dec
13
Carols and Cheer
Join the St. Mark’s Choir and members of the community for this fun and festive event. Sing, munch on some food, and enjoy some delicious beverages. Please feel free to …
Selected Sermons
All Saints Day
We are a product of those who come before us, and if we are to live into our blessings, we are called to remember today and strive for change tomorrow. More
We are a product of those who come before us, and if we are to live into our blessings, we are called to remember today and strive for change tomorrow. More
The Choice to Love
It is often difficult to love our neighbors. We wonder how this is even possible. St. Mark’s provides us a safe place to practice making this loving choice over and over again, supporting us on our baptismal journey. More
It is often difficult to love our neighbors. We wonder how this is even possible. St. Mark’s provides us a safe place to practice making this loving choice over and over again, supporting us on our baptismal journey. More
Maybe It’s About Power
“Render unto Caesar, what is Caesar’s; render unto God, what is God’s.” What is the context? What if Jesus is speaking about power and how we wield it? More
“Render unto Caesar, what is Caesar’s; render unto God, what is God’s.” What is the context? What if Jesus is speaking about power and how we wield it? More