Join us on the Way.
Become the person you long to be.
Jesus wants all of us to encounter his way of love. He desires each of us to become the person we’ve always dreamed of being. So join us on his way and respond to that yearning you’ve had for a long time.
You won’t regret it.
Sunday Worship at 8 and 10 am.
Mark Your Calendars and Join Us
September
September 13–Sundae Sunday
Join us for a BIG official welcome to Reverend Andrea AND our annual kick-off of the program year. There will be one service only at 10am so we can all come together afterward for a potluck brunch and a visit from the Trombetta’s ice cream truck! This is a great opportunity to register for Sunday School with Christian Ed Director Cerissa Gatewood and/or meet Youth Group Director Elise Estes!
September 20–Sunday School, Youth Group, and Adult Forum resume at 11:15am.
September 27–Messy Church Returns!
Bring your family to the Parish Hall on Sunday, September 27, 4-6pm, for Messy Church. For more information, visit https://stmarks-sb.org/messy/
Rector Search Update
St. Mark’s is pleased to announce that Rev. Andrea Castner Wyatt, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Newtown, Conn., has accepted the call to be our new rector, beginning September 1, 2026. To learn more about Rev. Andrea, please visit our Rector Search page.
About St. Mark’s Church
Children
Welcome at all services. There is a soft space/play area available at the back of the church.
Sunday School at 11:15am on 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month.
Messy Church on the 4th Sunday of the month from 4-6pm with dinner.
Youth
Youth Group for 6th-12th grade students meets each Sunday at 11:15am with other activities throughout the year, and a summer mission trip.
All are welcome!
Adults
Coffee and fellowship following the 8am service.
Coffee hour and adult faith formation at 11:15am each Sunday.
Our Men’s Group gathers each Thursday, and a Women’s Book Study meets on Wednesdays.
Each month we support a different charity with our offerings.
When you visit St. Mark’s, if you drop a $10 bill into the offering plate, it’ll go to support a non-profit organization doing good work in the world. And who that charity is changes each month. From organizations helping the homeless to those providing clean water or the one that helps inmates train service dogs.
We know that sharing the love of Jesus is way bigger than what our church community can achieve on its own. It takes people who’ve made it their life mission to make the world a better place. So each month rather than putting those non-designated offerings towards paying for the lights or salaries, we send it out to do even greater things than we could do alone.
We do accept pledges and gifts dedicated to St. Mark’s, of course, and there’s a lot of good that comes from that too. If St. Mark’s is or becomes your spiritual home, we trust you will make gifts to support our ministries.
Recent Open Plate Recipients.
St. Mark’s will be free to all, with no distinction
to wealth, race, color, or station.
— Our Founder, Joseph Burnett in 1862