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
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
- June 18th-22nd – Diocesan Pilgrimage to the American South
- Sunday, June 22nd – The Second Sunday after Pentecost
- 10:00 a.m. – Morning Prayer (in-person and on Zoom, music, church school & child care)
- Tuesday, June 24th – The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
- 6:00 p.m. – Evening Prayer (simple service, no music, in-person only)
- Saturday, June 28th at 7:00 p.m. – Lion’s Den Coffeehouse & Open Mic
- Sunday, June 29th – The Third Sunday after Pentecost
- 8:00 a.m. – Holy Communion (simple service, no music, in-person only)
- 10:00 a.m. – Holy Communion (in-person and on Zoom, music, church school & child care)
- Friday, July 4th – Teaneck Independence Day Parade
Here’s What’s Happening
Pentecost at St. Mark’s - The Day of #Pentecost was a busy one for us! In addition to the traditional multi-lingual reading from the Book of Acts, we commissioned Marsha Mackey as our new Pastoral Care Associate and enjoyed her sermon. Meanwhile in our church school, Terry reports, "The lesson was about how diverse we… …
Pride Kickoff and Recognizing Lifetime Achievers - A very busy Sunday at St. Mark's and beyond. We kicked off #lgbtqpride month with the flag raising after service. Today in church school we talked what it means and who it honors, which tied into our lesson on blessings. What does it mean to be blessed and what can… …Pride Kickoff and Recognizing Lifetime Achievers Read More »
Celebrating AAPI Representation in the Church - May is Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and St. Mark's observed it by raising the AAPI flag on the first Sunday of the month. Also, the slides for our online worship featured just a few of the men and women who represent the region across our wider church. "Asia"… …
Diocese of Newark Marks 150th Anniversary with Concert, Service - Concert and Eucharist mark 150th anniversary of our diocese, with some last-minute cast changes …Diocese of Newark Marks 150th Anniversary with Concert, Service Read More »
St. Mark’s Dedicates Wind Phone - Originally a device to aid those mourning tsunami victims, the Wind Phone is a new addition to our Memorial Garden …Episcopal News Service The official news service of the Episcopal Church.
- TransEpiscopal releases statement on Supreme Court ruling upholding ban on gender-affirming careby Shireen Korkzan on June 20, 2025
[Episcopal News Service] TransEpiscopal, a group that advocates for more inclusive church policies toward transgender people, released a statement June 18 calling on Episcopalians to “stand with us” in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling upholding a Tennessee ban on gender-affirming medical care for trans and nonbinary minors. In 2023, the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee and other legal groups sued the state on behalf of a Nashville couple and their 15-year-old […]
- Archbishop of Jerusalem & the Middle East issues pastoral letter about Israel–Iran conflictby Melodie Woerman on June 20, 2025
[Anglican Communion News Service] The Most Rev. Hosam Naoum, primate and president bishop of the Anglican province of Jerusalem & the Middle East, on June 19 issued a pastoral letter in response to conflict between Israel and Iran. The nations at war, along with those most directly impacted, are entirely within the boundaries of the province of Jerusalem & the Middle East. It encompasses three distinct dioceses: Jerusalem, Cyprus & the Gulf, and Iran. The Diocese of Jerusalem also […]
- Episcopal Church supports congresswoman’s historic reparations legislationby lwilson on June 18, 2025
[Office of Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley] On June 18, ahead of the Juneteenth holiday and a national celebration of Black joy and emancipation, Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley affirmed the strength of the reparations movement and announced growing support for H.R.40, legislation that she is championing to address the harmful legacy of slavery and establish a federal commission to develop reparations proposals for African American descendants of enslaved people. The legislation now has […]
- Utah cathedral opened its doors to shelter ‘No Kings’ rally protesters as shots rang outby Melodie Woerman on June 18, 2025
[Episcopal News Service] Utah Bishop Phyllis Spiegel went from marcher to comforter as she helped the Cathedral Church of St. Mark serve as a refuge for people fleeing from a shooting that took place during Salt Lake City’s June 14 “No Kings” rally and march that killed a bystander, Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a local fashion designer. In an interview with Episcopal News Service, Spiegel said she had walked at the front of the 1-mile evening march wearing her clerical collar and a gun-violence […]
- Archbishop of York’s Lord’s Prayer tour goes to Carlisle Cathedralby Melodie Woerman on June 18, 2025
[Office of the Archbishop of York] The latest stop on the Lord’s Prayer tour of the north of England took place June 17 at Carlisle Cathedral. People gathered from across the Diocese of Carlisle to reflect on The Lord’s Prayer and its significance for today’s world. The evening began with a showing of “Then as Now,” a short film by Oliver Murray that explores the enduring significance of the Lord’s Prayer. Young people involved in a Wigton cell group, part of the Solway Network […]
- Church of Ireland observes World Refugee Week and Sanctuary Sundayby Melodie Woerman on June 18, 2025
[Church of Ireland] During Refugee Week (June 16-22), Church of Ireland churches have been invited to build a culture of welcome, hospitality and safety for refugees by marking this year’s World Refugee Day on June 20 and Sanctuary Sunday on June 22. Churches also are encouraged to use the “Our church welcomes refugees” video on their social media channels, through local schools and parish organizations, or at Sunday services. The video highlights stories from Church of Ireland churches […]