Responsive Grant Proposals Due September 28

All ages are encouraged to apply!

SSJ is offering grants of up to $ 1,500 for a new project you believe will benefit the broader community beyond St. Mark’s.

You Too Can Be a Samaritan!

Come join us!

Ever since St. Mark’s helped establish the Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington in 1986, many members of our congregation have supported its work. 

Samaritan Spotlight on Michael Knipe! 

Read the profile about Michael

In this month’s issue of its “In Step” newsletter, the Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington is shining a light on our own Michael Knipe.

Youth Group Service Project  – Save May 17

They'll be back by 3:30

The youth group will meet at 12:30pm in Baxter Hall on May 17 for lunch together. Then they will head out to do yard work for elderly neighbors who are part of Capitol Hill Village.

What’s Next After No Kings?

This Morning, Sunday April 19, After Both Morning Services

No Kings 3 was great. 54 parishioners (and friends) represented the parish together in Anacostia on March 28 (and a dozen more on their own in DC and all over […]

Please Bring Back Your Mite Boxes!

Place in collection bins on Sunday, April 19 or 26

St. Mark’s Service and Social Justice Board sends heartfelt thanks to all the families!

Bring Those Wrapped Utensils to Church 

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Do you throw away – or hoard but never use – those plastic utensils and small condiment packets that come with take-out food? Now, we have a volunteer who will collect and deliver them to a place that will make good use of them!

Hot Lunches for Everyone Home DC’s Day Center, Shirley’s Place

Get more information about the difference this will make to those in need in our community.

Here is a service opportunity for you or your St Mark’s “small group”: Prepare a hot lunch for 50 drop-in clients to be served at Shirley’s Place.

Incarceration Justice – Community Art Workshop! 

Saturday, April 11 from noon to 3 p.m.

Returned Citizen artists will demonstrate their work and lead all of us in a community art project.

 SSJ Club – Easter Eggs for Friendship Place        

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The 4th and 5th grade SSJ Club invites the congregation to gather on the lawn of the National Cathedral to fill 500 Easter eggs for donation to Friendship Place, a shelter that houses families with children.