While there are no services in our church we are making every effort to keep in touch with church members and others who need help. The Church of England has stressed that it is very important to observe the Government advice on social distancing and self isolating. There are many implications of our current situation – very different from our normal lives. Please keep in touch by phone, email, Facebook, or our website. If you have specifc prayer requests, please let us know.
Safeguarding
“St Mark's takes its duty and obligation to protect all, extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England's robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at www.churchofengland.org/safeguarding.
St Mark's is an inclusive 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 for tea and coffee to catch up with one another's news.
Following Jesus
St Mark's was completed and consecrated in 1847. The church is dedicated to St Mark, one of the four gospel writers. The symbol for St Mark is a winged lion representing the kingship of Jesus. Come and join us and together we make sense of following Jesus today in daily life.
Every Sunday while the church building is closed Rev Karl or Rev Jenny will post a service of Holy Communion on our Facebook page. This will be available by 10.30am. Do please watch and join in.
On Wednesdays Rev Karl has a chat with Scrap the Dog.
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Jesus' parable of the Sower
Jesus' parable of the Sower
Rublev's icon
The Holy Spirit
Jesus' ascension into heaven
Children's activity sheet
Being Church Together, Apart
Anne Herod's Memorial Sale
Communion Service 23 June 2019
Karl cutting cake
Rev Karl Williams
Display of Knitted Biblical Scenes by Purls of Wisdom Group
