Wear an Orange Shirt on Wednesday, September 30th for the 7:30 pm Zoom Discussion

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Learn more about the impact of sending Indigenous children to residential boarding schools and the cultural genocide it embodied.

Interfaith Action’s Pen Pal Project

We need more pen pals on the outside to meet this need. 

Men and women convicted of a federal crime serve their sentences in a federal prison. They are incarcerated in 122 prisons around the US.  As of June 2026, over 300  […]

Everyone Home DC September Challenge

Support individuals and families at risk of or experiencing homelessness

Help Everyone Home DC raise $90,000 this month to build a more just and thriving city for all.

Seeking Parishioners for Court Support

We are in search of parishioners to appear at court for a 30-year-old man who is all alone. 

We are in search of parishioners to appear at court for a 30-year-old man who is all alone.  The criminal defendant entered a plea to attempted assault; his sentencing is […]

Understanding the Crisis in Palestine & Israel: 4 Free Webinars

On Zoom: September 3, 9, 16, and 21, from 7 to 8:30 pm.

Historical context for the conflict, the dangers presented by Christian Zionism and the weaponization of anti-Semitism, and how “in the age of Gaza” people can make a faithful response.

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.

Understanding the Crisis in Palestine & Israel: Four Free Webinars

Learn with us!

Next month St. John’s Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, will present four Zoom calls featuring Dr. Mark Braverman. 

Somewhere Over the Border

This musical honors the grit and resilience of the immigrant’s journey. 

osaic Theater on H Street is doing a production of Somewhere Over the Border, a “fresh take on the Wizard of Oz which takes audiences on a musical journey from El Salvador to America.”

Join St. Mark’s Incarceration Justice Ministry and Panel of Returning Citizens

Tue Sep 8 | 7 pm in Baxter Hall

Continuation of discussion about the legal system and consequences for those with severe criminal charges, including the challenges faced upon returning home and how the community can better support these citizens.

The Gaza Children’s Shroud

August 16 after the 11:15 service; August 23 after the 9 am and 11:15 services.

St. Mark’s will be one of several communities each inscribing about 300 names on a shroud that will later be assembled into the Gaza Children’s Shroud, which will be on display at events in New York City and Washington, DC.