At St. Mark’s, all people are welcome to attend Sunday services and all are invited to partake of the Eucharist. This is a place where you can find a deeper connection to God. No matter where you are on your journey of faith, you are welcome here.
We seek and serve Christ in all people, both inside the church doors and beyond them. Below is a list of the many ministries happening around St. Mark’s. Scroll for more.
Our Education for Ministry (EFM) group meets Sunday afternoon at 5pm. It is a 3 year intensive study of Theology, History, and Bible. You can learn more about EFM here: http://efm.sewanee.edu. Contact Jane Gill at (870) 935-5060 or the church office for more information, or to join next year’s class.
The Barbara Keller Order of the Daughters of the King was instituted and its first members commissioned in January 2016. As a member of this order for Episcopal women, you pledge to a lifelong program of prayer, service, and personal evangelism, dedicated to strengthening your spiritual life and that of the parish. If you are…
This small group of volunteers send a post card to each person who completes a visitor card on Sunday morning. They are the “first responders” when people visit our parish, following up, and striving to make sure St. Mark’s is a warm, welcoming place. This group also hosts one or two new comers’ dinner each year.…
St. Mark’s is looking for someone to join our wonderful office staff as parish secretary! The position is part-time and salaried. Please see the job posting below. If you or someone you know is interested, please send a resume to the Rev. Hannah Hooker. Click to Download -> Secretary Job Description
Saying Farewell With very mixed emotions I write this note of farewell to St. Mark’s parishioners. I have decided to really retire and will be vacating my role as secretary at the end of October. To say that this job has been a blessing is an understatement; I’ve loved working here for the past nine…
Do you have a desire to participate more fully in the worship services at St. Mark’s? Our services are called “liturgies”, from the Greek work leitourgia, meaning “work of the people.” Our common worship is enhanced by all the volunteers to help make it great. There are many different ways that people of all ages can participate…
Service times SUNDAYS 8:00am – Holy Eucharist. This is a smaller, quieter setting without music. This service lasts about 45 minutes and coffee hour follows until the next service. 10:00am – Holy Eucharist. The same service, but with full choir and hymns, lasting a little over an hour. Nursery care is provided for 0-3 years old,…
Give Online via Tithe.ly (click the image) Giving at St. Mark’s We believe that as people of faith, we are called to give of ourselves: our time, our talents and abilities, and our money. We hold up the ten percent tithe as a scriptural standard and goal for our giving. In addition to giving cash or check on…
