Sunday Afternoon Coffee/Tea Zoom meeting link
Here is the corrected link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/93654923548?pwd=TzJFd3FnRmluTWtmTVlnb2d3eW00Zz09
For the duration of Covid-19 isolation, St. Mark’s will not be meeting in person. Please join us on Facebook and YouTube for services.
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.
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.…
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…
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 annual Shrimp Boil occurs every October and has been a major fall event and fundraiser since 2010. Tickets are sold to raise money for the Helping Neighbors Food Pantry, the Jonesboro Church Health Center, and St. Mark’s Church. This is a “low country” shrimp boil with shrimp, potatoes, sausages, and corn- it is delicious!…
