all are welcome

Lifelong Christians and folks who aren't really sure about church; those asking questions or seeking healing and forgiveness; LGBTQ+ or straight; single, partnered, married, or divorced; young, old, or somewhere in between: you are welcome here. All who seek Christ are invited to the table, without exception.

Worship with us

sundays

8am Eucharist: spoken Rite II service in our chapel; in person

10am Eucharist: liturgy with music & choir; in person and livestreamed

daily prayer

noonday prayer: Wednesdays at noon on Zoom

compline (night prayer): Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 8pm on Zoom

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Revs. Nick and Nancy Away

Rev. Nick began his Air Force Chaplain training this week (returning at Pentecost, May 19) and Rev. Nancy will be away this coming Tuesday – Sunday (April 23-28). Our beloved Rev. Liz Milner will be the Presider at the Liturgy on Sunday, April 28. Your St. Mark’s staff and vestry are here, working and available…

Final Gathering of Parish Book-Read and Discussion – In-Person or via ZOOM this Sunday

These two weeks of discussions have been wonderful! And this Sunday is our final gatherings to engage with Debie’s Thomas’s book A Faith of Many Rooms, and the reflections it brings up for us in our own spiritual journeys. Join in the lively discussion with group leaders Debbie Clark and Peter Jon Shuler in person…

St. Mark’s Inquirers Class – For Newcomers, or Just Inquiring Minds! Sundays, May 5, 12, 19 at 9:00 – 9:50 a.m.

Our Episcopal worship and tradition is deep, and deeply rooted. Come learn more about St. Mark’s and our practice of “the Episcopal branch of the Jesus movement,” as Presiding Bishop Curry names it. We’ll explore, and answer questions, and connect with each other. This class is designed to be a welcoming and informative space especially…

Ragazzi Singing at St. Mark’s

You’re Invited to Rev. Nikky’s Installation this Sunday

Dear St. Mark’s, Thank you all for the prayers, love, support, and encouragement with which you sent me off last year. With great gratitude and joy, I write to share that I have been called as Rector of St. Timothy’s Mountain View, and to invite you all to join in the celebration! You are welcome…

Confronting Christian Nationalism: Why People are Drawn In and How to Talk Across the Divide

Second in series titled “Community, Faith, and Racial Justice”, exploring Christianity’s involvement in perpetuating racial injustice. The Reverend Dr. Pamela Cooper-White is an Episcopal priest and clinical psychologist and retired Christine Brooks Johnson Professor of Psychology and Religion at Union Theological Seminary. A prolific author, Dr. Cooper-White will speak on the topic of her recent…

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