Welcome to
St. Mark's Episcopal Church!
We are glad you found us and are interested in learning more about our community.
Visitors, newcomers, inquirers, and members of other faiths are always welcome to take part in Sunday services, educational opportunities for children and adults, and a variety of outreach and social activities.
Wherever you are on your spiritual journey - doubting, full-of-faith, or in between - you belong at St. Mark's.
A message from the Bishop
St. Mark's will continue online services through the summer. Please read the latest letter from Bishop Sean Rowe (June 17) about church re-openings: https://episcopalpartnership.org/reopening-guidelines-released/
Online Diocesan-wide CHURCH SERVICE - Sundays at 10:00 am via Zoom
Services can be accessed by using this link: https://zoom.us/j/127336938?pwd=cm8zUWh0Y2loTjYyKy91YURsTVBCQT0. If you are asked for a password, use lakeerie. To join by phone instead of video, dial 646-876-9923 and use code 127336938#
EVENING PRAYER at 7:00 pm Monday - Friday (during the month of July)
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84080780006 (If asked, the Meeting ID is: 840 8078 0006)
One tap mobile +1 929 205 6099, (Meeting ID: 840 8078 0006#) US (New York)
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SUMMER LUNCH for children & teens has started! (July 1 - August 21)
Come to St. Mark's side door on Church St. on Monday, Wednesdays & Fridays from 12:00-12:45. More info on the Facebook page.
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Stained Glass - St. Mark's is embarking on an exciting new project to protect and preserve the beautiful windows in the church. The church is raising funds through a historical preservation grant and individual donations to replace badly deteriorating storm windows protecting the stained glass. Donate to this project through PayPal
A special program called "Stained Glass Sunday" will be scheduled for a future date.
Thank you for your support!
An Experiment for the Sake of the Gospel
Our dioceses (The Episcopal Dioceses of Western New York & Northwest Pennsylvania) are on a journey to discover how collaborating can help us transform our congregations and communities through the power of Jesus Christ. In our churches, everyone is welcome, without exception. (St. Mark's hosted Bishop Sean Rowe on Sunday, October 20 at the 10:30 am service.)
Deepening Our Commitment to Racial Justice - Read Bishop Sean's Lenten message