For decades, a hallmark of St. Mark’s community life has been intellectual curiosity and a focus on lay-organized classes that help participants wrestle with the hard questions of life, relationships, and theology.
We are St. Mark’s Christian Education program
Our mission is to present a range of educational opportunities that strengthen, enlighten, inspire, and comfort us.
Current and Upcoming Courses
Wednesday Noon Bible Study (WNBS): Every Wednesday from 12noon to 1pm on Zoom
What do we do in WNBS? We actually read the text, the whole genealogy, then study the text (what do you know, five women are listed in the genealogy of Jesus!); then remember the historical context of both the Gospel itself and its author; review their rhetorical approach; ask questions; seek to deepen the meaning we derive from our study; and, share in our loving community.
This year, as the walls of our Constitution are breached, the temples of government institutions are dismantled stone by stone, and our people are scattered from their jobs, can we remember solid ground and basic trust by studying our Biblical tradition and lore? Yes! In our conversations with one another and our biblical ancestry we can find resilience, resistance, and renewable faith.
Curious? Email Peter Mosley – Peter.Mosley[at]cox.net
Episcopalians 101: Part 2 of 2
Join the Rector to Learn More about our Faith
As Episcopalians, we are coming to understand ourselves not only as members of a church but as people gathered to make meaning from a broken world. Today, we are part of the ongoing movement of people who center their lives on a loving, liberating, life-giving relationship with God, with each other, and with creation.
Join Rector Michele Morgan at one of the next two class offerings:
First offering: Sunday, January 25 & Sunday, February 1, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
Second offering: Sunday, March 15 & Sunday, March 22, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
For More Information: Please send an email to Michele Morgan with Subscribe to Episcopalians 101 in the subject line
Deepening Community: Spring Workshop 2026
Lea Crusey, Bill Jordan, and Sheridan Leinbach invite you to join them for the fourth annual, one-day workshop on building a vital church community. St. Mark’s continues to grow and flourish, welcoming new individuals and families every Sunday. As we move into this next stage of life together, we want to take a deeper look at how to support one another, nurture intergenerational connections, and strengthen our church community. Building on the work of previous workshops in 2022, 2024, and 2025 and with new community members, we will examine what it means to truly belong, what can make it hard to stay, what holds us together, and what strengthens bonds. Whether you have been a member of the St. Mark’s community for a month or 25+ years, all are welcome to attend. Contact Bill Jordan to register (jordans4[at]verizon.net) for more information and to register. Watch for a sign up sheet in the foyer.Episcopalians 101: Part 1 of 2nd Offering
Join the Rector to Learn More about our Faith
As Episcopalians, we are coming to understand ourselves not only as members of a church but as people gathered to make meaning from a broken world. Today, we are part of the ongoing movement of people who center their lives on a loving, liberating, life-giving relationship with God, with each other, and with creation.
Join Rector Michele Morgan at one of the next two class offerings:
First offering: Sunday, January 25 & Sunday, February 1, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
Second offering: Sunday, March 15 & Sunday, March 22, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
For More Information: Please send an email to Michele Morgan with Subscribe to Episcopalians 101 in the subject line
Episcopalians 101: Part 2 of 2nd Offering
Join the Rector to Learn More about our Faith
As Episcopalians, we are coming to understand ourselves not only as members of a church but as people gathered to make meaning from a broken world. Today, we are part of the ongoing movement of people who center their lives on a loving, liberating, life-giving relationship with God, with each other, and with creation.
Join Rector Michele Morgan at one of the next two class offerings:
First offering: Sunday, January 25 & Sunday, February 1, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
Second offering: Sunday, March 15 & Sunday, March 22, 1:00–3:00 p.m. In the Rector’s Room (downstairs, first door on your right)
For More Information: Please send an email to Michele Morgan with Subscribe to Episcopalians 101 in the subject line
More about the history and vision of Christian Education at St. Mark’s
You are St. Mark’s. Join us. Contact our Christian Education co-directors at annabelleswift31[at]gmail.com .