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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The weather outside may be frightful, but inside Carroll Hall, a new project is yielding leafy goodness. In cooperation with Christ Church in Teaneck, our Gardening Guild under the tutelage of Pat Pacheco is using a hydroponic garden to grow …
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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 …
The last Sunday of the church year is known as the Feast of Christ the King. A relatively modern observance, it was instituted first in the Roman Catholic Church in 1925 by Pope Pius XI in response to an increasingly …
St. Mark’s will be collecting NEW pajamas and socks for adults and children, male and female, all sizes, the Sundays of November 17th and 24th to deliver to Never Alone Again Domestic Violence Organization & Resource Center in Teaneck. Please …
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We remembered loved ones, who–though we no longer see them–are visible among us in many ways.
