September 14th was “Start-Up Sunday” when we welcome back our choir and the 8 a.m. service resumed after the summer hiatus. Joan illustrated today’s Gospel reading with help from kids big and small. After the service we marked the beginning …
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Diocesan tasks force uplifts neurodiverse people and their caregivers
Prohibition-era dance party featured music, beverages and costumes from the year of our birth
St. Mark’s is pleased to bring back Summer Sunday Conversations. This series of conversational forums held after the service offer the opportunity to learn about some of the causes and organizations about which our parishioners are passionate. July 13 – Family …
Our choir may have hung up their robes for the summer, but there will be no lack of music at worship during the warm months! St. Mark’s is pleased to announce a slate of guest and featured performers to add …
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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 …
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. …
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Originally a device to aid those mourning tsunami victims, the Wind Phone is a new addition to our Memorial Garden
A recap of our Lent and Holy Week including Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter
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 …
