Adult Ministry

Adult Christian Education Hour

Sundays, 10:00 – 10:50 a.m.

The Peacemaking Church
February 1–March 29
Location: Leatherbury Hall
Contact: Heather Cassidy

Whenever two or more people are gathered, conflict will inevitably happen. But when God’s people share a common vocabulary and common practices of peacemaking, our families, friendships, and community life can become all that God desires them to be. Join us for a hope-filled, real-life conversation about how the Gospel transforms everyday conflict into an opportunity to glorify God, love others well, and grow in maturity.
The ABCs
January 11–February 15
Location: Library
Contact: The Rev. Ben Jones

The ABCs is a space for all your questions: What’s a narthex? Why do we cross ourselves? What’s a Feast Day? In what sense is the Bible the Word of God? Whether you’re new to The Episcopal Church or a cradle Episcopalian, join us on a fun and informative journey through the basics of Anglican faith and spiritual life. No preparation required.
Better Together
January 11–February 22
Location: Chapel
Contact: Heather Cassidy

What is marriage about? Why did God create it in the first place? How do we learn to communicate better, love better, laugh more, and grow closer? Whether you’ve been married for 5 months or 50 years, this is the class for you. Join Rev. Billy and Charla Cerveny (and special guests) at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings to dive into these questions. We’ll laugh, look at scripture, learn, and connect with other couples. See you soon!

Christianity Today
January 11–February 15
Location: Grace House
Contact: Doug Milne

Always insightful and deeply rooted in fellowship and engaging discussion.
Follow the Ancient Paths
Starts: January 18
Location: Leatherbury Hall
Contact: The Rev. Dr. Sandi Kerner

Join us as we begin a new year walking in ways that are life-giving. We will consider practices that shape our way of life as disciples of Jesus.

Follow the ancient path—the one worn smooth by patience, where stones remember footsteps and silence teaches before words do. (see Jeremiah 6:16)

Markswomen Ministries

St. Mark’s is proud to offer various opportunities for the women of the community to build their faith and friendships—come be sharpened by the Markswomen. 

Women's Bible Study
Thursdays, March 5 – May 28, 6:30 p.m. in the Library

Contact: Stuart Stokes

Come join us in a 9-week study of the book of Romans. The book we will be using is “In  View of God’s Mercies” by Courtney Doctor. Hopefully, this study will not only change your eternal future but your present-day life as well.

Mahjong Mondays
Mondays from 4:00–6:00 p.m. in Leatherbury Hall

Contact: Gina Donahoo

Join us for Mahjong Mondays at St. Mark’s. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just learning the ropes, come enjoy an afternoon of fellowship, laughter, and tile-clicking goodness.

Weekday Offerings

Midweek Healing Eucharist

Chapel, Wednesdays at
11:30 a.m. 
Join us for the midweek encouragement we all need. This service includes a simple liturgy and homily followed by a personal healing prayer for all those who desire it.

Lunch and Learn: The Gospel of
God — A Study of Romans

Starting February 25
Leatherbury Hall, Wednesdays from 12:00–1:30 p.m.
Contact: Heather Cassidy

Join us for a nine-week journey through Paul’s letter to the Romans, the clearest and most powerful presentation of the gospel in all of Scripture. Together we’ll explore how God’s saving righteousness in Christ shapes our faith, our lives, and our calling as disciples today.

Healing Prayer Course 

Starting February 25
Leatherbury Hall, Wednesdays from 6:30–8:00 p.m.
Contact: The Rev. Dr. Sandi Kerner

Explore the healing ministry of Jesus in community and through the study of gospel passages. Our primary text will be the gospel healing accounts of Jesus’ call, mission, and ministry rooted in his saving life, death, and resurrection through which he pours out forgiveness, new life, and empowerment to be his hands, his feet, and his heart of compassion in this world. We will also become a community of practice as we study how Jesus imparted wholeness and engage in the practice of Christian healing prayer with one another. There will be a small soup dinner provided. Registration is required.
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Marksmen Ministries

St. Mark’s is proud to offer various opportunities for the men of the community to build their faith and friendships—come be sharpened by the Marksmen.

Man Enough Bible Study Group
January 14–April 15
Youth Center, Wednesdays from 7:45–9:00 a.m.

Contact: The Rev. Billy Cerveny

Led by the Rev. Billy Cerveny, this group provides a space for men to grow in faith, character, and leadership through Scripture, prayer, and community. Breakfast provided. The season's study will focus on 1 Samuel. 

Men's Friday Bible Study
Leatherbury Hall, Fridays from 7:00–8:00 a.m.

Contact: The Rev. Ben Jones

Led by The Rev. Ben Jones, this group is a casual gathering for men to fellowship before doing some deep dives into Scripture, discovering what passages likely meant by the human authors who wrote them and then asking what they mean to our lives today. Breakfast and lots of coffee provided.  

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