We at St. Mark's are a community of people who, by the Grace of God, seek to know Christ in our corporate life through worship, education, and nurture of one another. We seek to make Christ known by offering our diverse gifts and talents to the human family throughout this community, the diocese, and the world.
We are also a church body comprised of unique individuals whose ages, Spiritual backgrounds, marital status, incomes, and political beliefs are wide ranging . We see this as a great strength and we value this diversity within our community.
We are also a church body comprised of unique individuals whose ages, Spiritual backgrounds, marital status, incomes, and political beliefs are wide ranging . We see this as a great strength and we value this diversity within our community.
The people of St. Mark's invite you to join us on Sundays for holy eucharistRite I 8:00 AM
Rite II 10:30 AM What is the difference between Rite I and Rite II?
Simply put, the Rite I liturgies reflect the language (thee, thou, etc.) that was in the first Book of Common Prayer (c. 1928). This service is often spoken with no musical accompaniment. The Rite II liturgies reflect the influence of contemporary theology with sensitivity for inclusive language as well as music playing an important role in the service. |
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