COVID-19 UPDATE
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Important Announcements

Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, we are requiring masks and social distancing at services, and ask you to stay in your pew for the peace. To stay updated on all that we are doing, please follow us on Facebook or visit our COVID-19 Resources page for further information on how St. Mark's is coping with the ongoing pandemic.

Liturgy of the Word

Welcome

The Apostle Paul reminds us that "there is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Gal. 3:28).  Our mission, 'to seek and serve Christ in all persons', embodies Christ's radical embrace of all persons. Whether you are exploring faith, a Christian from another tradition, or a 'cradle Episcopalian', we believe you will find something worthwhile at St. Mark's.

Service Times

Sunday
Holy Eucharist Rite II - 10:00AM*
*Nursery Provided

Announcements

  • ​Look for our Angel Tree on Sunday, November 28. The Angel Tree is an important tradition for St. Markers to help the less fortunate in the spirit of gratitude and blessing! All donations should be sent to the church office by Friday December 10.
  • The ECW’s Annual Christmas Bazaar will be Saturday, December 4, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
  • The Outreach Committee is painting and decorating wooden birdhouses to be sold at the Christmas Bazaar. All proceeds will be donated to Uniting Partners for Women & Children.
  • The Family Christmas will be Saturday, December 11 at 5:30 pm. Dinner will be served and we'll assemble Christmas stockings for our special seniors.

Book Study & Sermon Series: The Path


We are currently working on a sermon and adult education series based on The Path: A Journey Through the Bible (ed. Melody Wilson Shobe  and David Creech). This series will follow a format of one chapter per week, beginning with Chapter 1: God Saw That It Was Good on Sunday, September 12.

Each week we will be substituting the Old Testament and Epistle readings prescribed by the Revised Common Lectionary with the chapter readings from the lesson plan of The Path. The goal is for those who are able to read the week's chapter in advance of the Sunday service, then we will discuss the readings and sermon during  the after service Adult Education Hour in Langley Hall.​

The book is available in the church office for $22.00 or may be ordered online from the publishers, Forward Movement, or via Amazon and similar retailers.

​Currently we will be teaching lessons based on Pathways of Faith, which corresponds with the Adult Ed study, for Children's Church.  After mass, kids should go meet the teacher in the Dreher Room.  Snack and craft will be provided.

location & Contact

2822 Frankfort Ave.
Louisville, KY 40206
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