At the center of life at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is our worship of God. Every Sunday, we celebrate the Eucharist – (some call it Holy Communion or The Lord’s Supper).

At St. Marks, our normal Sunday Worship includes a single service of Holy Eucharist at 9:30 am to best allow families and folks commuting in to join for worship.

Our services follow the Book of Common Prayer, which is the worship guide of The Episcopal Church.  It can be downloaded for free in English, Spanish, and French from here.

The single service includes congregational singing and music on our wonderful organ. As we formalize our move to a single service, begun during the pandemic, we will use both our main Altars, as well as occasionally worship according to the more traditional, Rite I, service in our Prayer Book.  At all services, our Priest in Charge preaches a sermon which is based on the Scripture readings assigned for the day.

We are also celebrate a weekday service of  Holy Eucharist on Thursdays at 9 am, with a Bible/Book study following.

Those who are familiar with worship in a Roman Catholic or Lutheran setting will likely find it easy to follow our services. Our worship is enriched by the participation of those in our community- both during services and behind the scenes.  

Music at St. Mark's enhances our spiritual life on many levels.  We are blessed with an historic Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ that deepens and enriches our worship experience.  Even when we have not been able to join together in person the Music at St. Mark's program brought hymns and voluntaries in to our homes.