Announcements Events Calendar

LGBTQI+ Refugee Support

Zoom interest sessions on Sunday, June16, or Monday, June 17. Please sign up to attend.

Through a program called Rainbow Railroad, you can help a person being persecuted for their sexuality or gender resettle safely in our country. This is a finite commitment with immeasurable […]

Supplies for Afghan Refugee Families

A few specific requests for now

Thanks to everyone who faithfully purchases toiletries, bed linens, and towels for the Afghan refugee families St Mark’s supports through Good Neighbors Capitol Hill. We have just completed apartment 129. Please keep your help coming!

Thank you for Service and Donations During Lent

The Service and Social Justice Board, and all those touched by your generosity, are deeply grateful.

A huge thank you to everyone who gave their time and/or their money to help with service projects and donations during Lent. The response was overwhelming, with more than 80 […]

Food Baskets Collection

Drop items off on Sunday in the baskets by the altar.

Share your abundance! Donate packaged food in the baskets under the altar for distribution from the Lutheran Church of the Reformation Food Bank. Contact Edna Boone for more information.

Volunteers Needed – Supply Sorting for People Migrating

Can you help?

Washington is one of the “landing sites” for the many thousands of Migrants who are in transit to other cities and towns across the country. Capitol Hill United Methodist Church […]

Supplies for Migrants

Help stock the DC Welcome Centers for migrants bused to DC from the border.

With the lifting of Title 42, hundreds of migrants will be coming to DC every week. Congregations, including St. Mark’s, and the Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network (MSMAN) are partnering […]

Help Prepare Apartments for Refugees

Ongoing

Join one Saturday a month. Help move furnishings, reconstruct beds, hang pictures, or mount TVs in apartments for refugees.

The Afghan Steering Committee Seeks Tutors for Afghan Children

A volunteer opportunity

Children arriving in the US speaking no English have the advantage of attending public school. But usually there are minimal additional English classes and they struggle to understand instruction and […]

Pen Pals Needed!

...“a shining star in my darkness of times.”

Interfaith Action for Human Rights is seeking volunteers interested in corresponding with pen pals in federal, DC, and Maryland prisons.