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Events at St. Mark's

All Saints Sunday Please share with the office the names of loved ones who we see no longer for inclusion in our All Saints Sunday service on November 3. 

 

Pledge Blessing Please also bring your 2025 pledges for blessing on Sunday, November 3, if you haven’t already.

 

Emergency Shelter Partnership St. Mark's week of hosting with ESP is coming next month, from November 11-18. We are looking for donations and volunteers, with signups out now. As always, you are also welcome to donate financially for the items we need to purchase.

 

Sunday School On vestry Sundays, our Sunday School does not meet, but we invite our children to join around the altar during the Holy Eucharist to see better and participate in the  

 

Thursday Book Study Our Bible & Book Study meets every Thursday, following the 9 am service. There is no service or study on October 17, but on October 24, we will be discussing chapter 2 of: Outlandish: An Unlikely Messiah, a Messy Ministry, and the Call to Mobilize by Derek Penwell. Even if you haven’t read, you are welcome to join our wonderful conversation, which is always enriched by all who come. 

 

Candlelight Concerts We have more evenings scheduled for the Candlelight Concerts from Fever this Fall, with the next one Friday, November 22. Tickets can be found by visiting https://feverup.com/en/westchester-county and looking for St. Mark’s as the venue. Please speak with Jess Mineo to help. You can also mark your calendars for  December 13 and 14.

 

Stars of Hope Join us on Sat. Nov. 9 at 1 p.m. for our St. Mark’s Stars of Hope workshop in the Parish Hall. This is the second year of a public religious art project that has brought more than 30 stars into the community last year, shining the light of Jesus Christ’s coming in the Christmas season. David Wilson will provide instruction on the techniques for this all ages event. You can buy the one you make in the workshop. Or make it part of our inventory to sell during Advent. More information is available in the News from St. Mark’s e-newsletter.

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