Announcements Events Calendar

An Update on the Aldana Family

The family is still in need of financial help.

Jose Aldana, a brother of our custodian, Victor, who was shot in the head in an attempted robbery, is now being cared for in the home of their third brother. … Learn more

Donate Bread and Wine for the 9 a.m. Service

Might you be interested in this easy opportunity to support our community in worship?

We are seeking additional volunteers to donate bread and wine for the 9 a.m. service. Bread can be store-bought or homemade and can be given in honor of a special … Learn more

2024 Parish Retreat – Registration is Open!

We hope to see you at Claggett June 29-30!

You may have heard that time is running out to sign up for the parish retreat, but perhaps you’re thinking: What is the parish retreat? St. Mark’s has a long … Learn more

There’s Still Time: Gaza Aid

We can still make a difference.

Find out how to contribute to the Good Friday Offering (GFO) to help Gazans who are suffering from the lack of food and medical supplies. Use the easy QR code, or make out a check with this information… Learn more

Call for Volunteers – Acolytes

Get the details!

Acolyte and Alter Guild volunteer openings at St. Mark’s Capitol Hill. Acolytes may volunteer as young as 8 years old, and many adults also serve in this way. Training will be provided for these volunteer roles. Learn more

Good News!

GoFundMe Campaign is still active and donations are deeply appreciated

The brother of Victor Aldana, a key member of our custodial team, who was shot in the head by a 16-year-old, has woken up at Washington Hospital Center and is showing signs of recovery. This is great news! Learn more

Vassar Haiti Project

Learn how this project is continuing in the face of recent violence in Haiti.

Our friends at the Vassar Haiti Project (VHP), whose sale of colorful paintings and handcrafts have so brightened Baxter Hall, stopped by to give us an update. Learn more

Take Action to Support Migrant Ministry Under Threat

Use the link to learn more about actions needed and how to help.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Annunciation House in El Paso, a network of migrant shelters that has been in operation for almost 50 years, and aims to shut it down. Learn more

Belonging Class

Put a pin in the Belonging Class for next fall

The Belonging Class scheduled for this winter and spring has been postponed until next fall. In the meantime, have a look at the Meaning and Making Community class. Learn more

Return of Sunday Lunch!

A volunteer opportunity as easy as 3 or more friends + a run to Costco!

Sunday Lunch (formerly pub lunch) is coming back! We will start with monthly lunches, usually on the second Sunday. Gather some friends and sign up now for March or April. Learn more