Saints & Sinners Celebration! 

Sat Oct 24 | 6 pm - 9:30 pm in the Nave

Families, singles, couples, and friends – get your tickets now! Learn more

This Sunday at St. Mark’s

In person (usually 9 am, 10 am, 11:15 am, 5 pm) or online (usually 10 am, 11:15 am).

Whoever you are, whatever you believe, please join us, with a special welcome to newcomers. Learn more

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Events

Information on Sunday Services
Event
Oct 24

Respite Dinner

Sat October 24 | 1-4pm | Capitol Hill

Help prepare and serve meals to those in need.  Contact Michael McCabe

Event
Oct 24

Clothing Sort

Sat October 24 | 9:30am-12:30pm | Church Capitol Hill

Sort clothes for those in need.  Every other Saturday from 9:30am – 12:30pm. Contact Holly Kreutter,  hkreutts@hotmail.com  

Event
Oct 25

20/30s October Monthly Discussion Group

Sun Oct 25, 6p

Join us October 25 after the 5pm service for our monthly discussion group! Optional podcast listening: “What is Prayer and How to Begin” from On Being.

Event
Oct 25

Grate Patrol

Sun October 25 | Baxter Hall St Marks

Making 150 lunches for the unhoused, living on the streets in DC.

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Selected Sermons

Whose Image Do You Bear?

Oct 18, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 22:15–22 

“Give therefore to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the things that are God’s.” It sounds simple, but it gets harder when we ask what really belongs to God.  More

Endurance

Oct 11, 2026   ·     •   Matthew 22:1-14

Today we say goodbye to someone who has been part of this community’s life for a long time. We don’t pretend that change isn’t painful. We step up with a certain kind of trust. …God is still at work even when we don’t see what comes next. More

What the Telos of a Hunting Dog Can Teach Us

Oct 04, 2026   ·     •   Luke 12:13-21

St. Francis saw how each of God’s creatures reflect the goodness of creation. How can humans do the same? More

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