Men’s Club
Fun and fellowship for the men of St. Mark's.
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 Sunday mornings, you can also support St. Mark’s and fulfill your pledge with a direct bank draft one-time or re-occurring (no additional fees). Email Amber, our bookkeeper, to set it up.
We also accept credit and debit card donations via Tithe.ly. Click on the Donate button and use Tith.ly to give to St. Mark’s.
If you have any questions, contact our bookkeeper here.
Thank you for your generosity!
Online giving also available through the mobile app here:
What we do
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.
Shrimp Boil
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!…
Daughters of the King
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…
Helping Neighbors Food Pantry
St. Mark's volunteers at Helping Neighbors Food Pantry, an inter-faith effort on the corner of Huntington and Vine.
Episcopal Church Women
A group for building community among women here at St. Mark's and in the wider diocese of Arkansas.
Welcoming Committee
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.…
Sunday morning
Many groups work together to make a liturgy meaningful and beautiful.
