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Welcome to St Mark's Dukinfield

St Mark's is an Anglican church. We are a growing, family-friendly group who would love to welcome you. Why not pop in one Sunday morning? Our main Sunday service starts at 10.30 am and afterwards, we gather in the hall for tea and coffee and catch up with one another's news. Here are some of the features of life at St Mark's:

  • there's a special children's corner for little ones to play in during the service
  • we arange a range of social events, trips and concerts (including concerts held by local band Adamson's Band)
  • we run bible study groups and an Alpha Course
  • Messy Church, a craft-based style of being church is now being run at St Mark's (see News at the bottom of this page)
  • we have a Mothers' Union
  • we host an annual Christmas Tree Festival

New developments                                                            

St Mark's was completed and consecrated in 1847. The church is dedicated to St Mark, one of the four gospel writers and one of Jesus' disciples. The symbol for St Mark is a winged lion representing the kingship of Jesus.

Today we are discovering afresh what it means to be a follower of Jesus in all the surprises and ups and downs of daily life.

After years of decline, St Mark's is once again becoming like the symbol of its patron saint - a strong lion. New developments are taking place in our parish and in our church community and we are excited about the future God has in store for us.


This Week
Sunday 10:30Holy Communion Service
Monday 13:45Praise and Play
Wednesday 10:00Mid Week Communion Service

  NEWS

  • DATES FOR 2010: To see our Special Services and Social Events, go to Diary 2010.
  • 7:30 pm, Monday 9 August, Annual Mary Sumner Day: St Mark's will host this service to remember the founder of the Mothers' Union. All branches of Mottram Deanery will be coming and the Deanery Banner will be handed over to our church until Lady Day next March.
  • 10:30 am, Sunday 26 September, Back to Church Sunday: The Bishop of Stockport, Robert, will be coming and we will host our Parish Lunch after this service. 
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