Events at St. Mark's
Bible & Book Study This Thursday, we will continue our discussion of Pauli Murray: A Personal and Political Life by Troy R. Saxby, on April 30, after the 9 am Eucharist. Pauli Murray was an Episcopal priest, lawyer, civil rights advocate, and poet.
Pentecost 2026 This year, Pentecost is coming on May 24, 2026. We will again come together and celebrate what is often called the birth of the Church and mark the tongues of fire allowing all who heard the proclamation of the Holy Spirit in their own tongues. You are also invited to bring and join in Acts 2:5-21 in the language of your heart, which begins after the introduction of the reading that concludes, “All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages, as the Spirit gave them ability.” We are also working on a special festive Coffee Hour for the day to celebrate our diversity, with more to come next week.
May Movie Night Our final Movie Night of the Spring will be on Wednesday, May 13, at 6:30 pm. As always, all are welcome and we’ll have popcorn and soda to share, plus you’re welcome to bring snacks to share or your dinner, too! If you would like to bring a more comfortable chair, feel free, and the poll for the movie will be up in next week’s News from St. Mark’s.
Candlelight Concerts It’s Spring and there are more concerts at St. Mark’s in May and two more this weekend! 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.

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