Diocese of Newark Marks 150th Anniversary with Concert, Service
Bishops Curry & Glasspool
Concert and Eucharist mark 150th anniversary of our diocese, with some last-minute cast changes
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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
Scenes from Lent & Holy Week at St. Mark’s
The Hymn Triumphant
A recap of our Lent and Holy Week including Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter
Outdoor Stations of the Cross Available for All
An outdoor Stations of the Cross display, with prayer leaflets, is available throughout Holy Week on our grounds. You are invited to come walk and pray individually or join us for a service at Noon on Friday, April 18th.
Celebrating the Women of the Church
In partnership with the Flag Guild, we have been tailoring the slides for our Sunday Zoom worship to recognize various under-represented groups and their contributions to our faith, and the Episcopal Church in particular. March is Women’s History Month, and …
Sunday Gras at St. Mark’s
The Last Sunday after the Epiphany is typically a joyful service which is contrasted by the somber tones of Ash Wednesday three days later. At the service, we heard the readings for the Feast of the Transfiguration, in which both …
Bishop Issues Pastoral Letter About Immigration Crisis
The Rt. Rev. Carlye J. Hughes, the Bishop of Newark, issued a pastoral letter in response to the recent actions of the federal government impacting migrants. The Executive Order rescinding protected status for churches, schools, and hospitals was shocking and …
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What Would Martin Do? MLK Remembered with Scholarship Lunch
On Sunday, January 19th, St. Mark’s revived another pre-COVID tradition with the return of the Martin Luther King Scholarship Luncheon. This event raises funds which are then given to graduating high school seniors who have demonstrated service and leadership in …
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In the Green Midwinter: Hydroponic Garden Yields Indoor Goodness
The weather outside may be frightful, but inside Carroll Hall, a new ministry is yielding leafy goodness. In cooperation with Christ Church in Teaneck, a new group under the tutelage of Gardening Guild chair Pat Pacheco is using a hydroponic …
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Epiphany at St. Mark’s
This year Epiphany, the feast commemorating the arrival of the magi at the birthplace of Jesus, fell on a Monday, so we observed it on the last day of Christmastide. Like last year we held a “pop-up pageant” in which …