On Sunday April 28, we will welcome the Avanti group of the Ragazzi Boys Chorus to sing anthems at our 10 o’clock Holy Eucharist. Many thanks to Pat Roberts for making this musical offering possible!
Join in the lively discussion for Debie Thomas' A Faith with Many Room, with group leaders Debbie Clark and Peter Jon Shuler in person at the Forum Hour (11:30 a.m.) on Sundays, April 14, 21, and 28. Or join group leaders Jonake Bose and Michele Liencres via ZOOM on these same Sundays at 4:00 p.m. […]
Join in the lively discussion for Debie Thomas' A Faith with Many Room, with group leaders Jonake Bose and Michele Liencres via ZOOM on these same Sundays at 4:00 p.m. (To get the Zoom link, email Jonake Bose at jonake.bose@gmail.com.)
Good-Reads Book Discussion 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM This group meets bi-monthly via Zoom on Thursday afternoons. Contact Marie Highby for more information and Zoom link! We read spirit-filled, typically modern Christian, books. Discussions focus on a few chapters at each meeting providing the opportunity to learn from each other as we are progressing through the […]
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 […]
Please join us for a baby sprinkle to celebrate Katie, David, and Joy Weller’s newest addition on Sunday, May 5, after the 10am service. The family already has many of the baby goods they need, and are requesting diapers in size newborn, one, and two for baby girl. Any questions? Contact Andi Allen at 703-966-3462. Hope […]
The St. Mark’s Becoming Beloved Community Speaker Series Community, Faith and Racial Justice welcomes The Reverend Dr. Pamela Cooper-White, on Wednesday, May 8 at 7:00 p.m., speaking on the topic of her recent book, The Psychology of White Christian Nationalism
In 1974, eleven courageous women and their supporters organized their ordination into the priesthood of the Episcopal Church. Their bold act of civil disobedience was difficult and costly — they were harassed, threatened, and even banned from stepping on church property. Now, fifty years later, St. Mark’s is proud to host a screening of The Philadelphia […]
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 […]
Good-Reads Book Discussion 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM This group meets bi-monthly via Zoom on Thursday afternoons. Contact Marie Highby for more information and Zoom link! We read spirit-filled, typically modern Christian, books. Discussions focus on a few chapters at each meeting providing the opportunity to learn from each other as we are progressing through the […]
Come to the Saturday, May 18 fundraiser gathering, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s, for hors d’oeuvres and beverages, and meet the university’s Episcopal chaplain Dr. Travis Stevens. He will lead a conversation about the past, present, and future of campus ministry at Stanford. All are welcome: Stanford alum, faculty members, staff — and anyone […]
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 […]
To celebrate the Feast of Pentecost, we will have our Annual Parish Picnic on Sunday, May 19! We’ll head to Hoover Park (next to the church parking lot) right after the 10:00 a.m. service. Food and games and FUN! More details to come.
The St. Mark's Book Club is a group of dedicated readers who gather to discuss great books! We meet every 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2 p.m Email Kathy Gillam, kgillamk@stanford.edu, for more information and to be added to the group email.
Four Free Classes: Saturdays, May 25 – June 14 11:00 a.m. – noon in the Kennedy Room All are welcome to come for this meditative practice offered by parishioner Alan Twhigg, a trained yoga instructor. Whether you do yoga for physical, mental, or spiritual health — or all three — this is a wonderful opportunity […]
The Becoming Beloved Community Task Force is excited to welcome Kenan Moos, co-founder of Justice Vanguard, the community-building and education-centered organization promoting social justice through beauty, celebration, and education. Join us on May 26 on their presentation is called The Marathon – about the journey to creating sustainable and supportive communities. They will also share […]
Good-Reads Book Discussion 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM This group meets bi-monthly via Zoom on Thursday afternoons. Contact Marie Highby for more information and Zoom link! We read spirit-filled, typically modern Christian, books. Discussions focus on a few chapters at each meeting providing the opportunity to learn from each other as we are progressing through the […]
Four Free Classes: Saturdays, May 25 – June 14 11:00 a.m. – noon in the Kennedy Room All are welcome to come for this meditative practice offered by parishioner Alan Twhigg, a trained yoga instructor. Whether you do yoga for physical, mental, or spiritual health — or all three — this is a wonderful opportunity […]
