Bible & Book Study This Thursday, we will continue our discussion of Pauli Murray: A Personal and Political Life by Troy R. Saxby, on March 19, after the 9 am Eucharist. Pauli Murray was an Episcopal priest, lawyer, civil rights advocate, and poet. 

 

Good Friday Evening Stations of the Cross This Good Friday, April 3, at 6:30 pm, we are joining together with the United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco for a shared Stations of the Cross Service. We will begin at the Methodist Church and close the service at St. Mark’s. Pastor Thomas and Rev. Kyle will process walking from one church to the other, and folks can join them or drive, and rides can be arranged. Further publicity to come, but please join us in this step to know and loving our neighbors through sharing this holy journey with one another.

 

Easter Music and Flowers If you would like to donate for our special music and flowers for Easter on April 5, the forms are ready and available each Sunday or in the Parish Office during the week. Please write the names you would like remembered or celebrated clearly so we can get them accurately into the bulletins. Forms are due by Thursday, March 26, and no donation is too small (or too large) to be helpful.

 

Candlelight Concerts We continue to have a lot of schedule concerts at St. Mark’s. Be sure to get your tickets at https://feverup.com/en/westchester-county and to let Jessica Mineo know when you can volunteer to help out. Several times a month, our halls are filled with music and people, and this is a great way to support our community. 

 

St. Mark’s Game Night Instead of a movie in April, you are invited to join for the very first St. Mark’s Game Night on Wednesday, April 8 at 6:30 pm. We will gather in the Parish Hall and enjoy snacks and fellowship, inviting in others from the community and building up our own as we increase our connections over board games, tabletop games, etc. In this time of increased disconnection and the stoking of fear for our neighbors, we choose LOVE & INVITATION instead. If you’d like to help out, please contact Rev. Kyle.

 

Vigil II Support Immigrant Families All are invited to join “for a humanitarian show of love and support for the hardworking families–Moms, Dads and children–who help make our community such a wonderful place to live, work and grow.” Sunday, March 22, 2 pm at the corner of Green St. & Lexington Ave. Rev. Kyle will be one of the faith speakers.