Welcome!
1925 – Our 100th Year – 2025
St. Mark’s has been “Celebrating God’s Inclusive Love” since 1925. Our joyful and diverse community meets at the intersection of an ancient faith and modern thought, and we invite seekers, questioners and doubters of any religious background (or none).
Worship (In Person and Virtual)
- Sundays
- 8:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist (Communion) simple, no music, in person only*
- 10:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist (Communion) with music and sermon, in person and on Zoom.
- Healing Prayer is offered during Communion
- Child care for babies/toddlers available during the service*
- Church School runs concurrently with the 10:00 a.m. service during the school year*
- Tuesdays & Thursdays:
- 8:00 p.m. – Compline (Night Prayer) on Zoom
The last prayer of the “Daily Office” these are spoken services of approximately half an hour, with Scripture readings and the opportunity to offer prayers of petition (asking) and thanksgiving. There is no sermon.
- 8:00 p.m. – Compline (Night Prayer) on Zoom
NOTE: 8 a.m. service, church school and child care resume in September
Unable to join us in real time? St. Mark’s worship services are recorded so you can still participate in the prayers, hear the sermon, and enjoy the music. You’ll find the most recent one here, and we invite you to view our archive of recorded services on our YouTube channel.
Short on time? Here some sermons from our pulpit:
Events
- Sunday, July 13th – The Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
- 10:00 – Holy Eucharist with music and sermon
- 11:30 – Summer Sunday Conversation with Paul Shackford, Family Promise of Bergen County
- 10:00 – Holy Eucharist with music and sermon
- Saturday, July 19th
7:00 – Speakeasy Party presented by the Centennial Committee - Tuesday, July 22nd – The Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, First Witness to the Resurrection
6:00 – Evening Prayer
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[Episcopal News Service] The Episcopal Diocese of New York, the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York City and other faith partners have launched a new social media campaign aimed at helping people share the good things taking place in their communities. Called One Single Act and using the social media tag #onesingleact, the 100-day project was announced July 1 from the cathedral steps. New York Bishop Matthew Heyd said during the launch event that when people experience “chaos, […]