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Wednesday Nights

Wednesday Evenings
at St. Mark's

6:00 p.m. Midweek Supper
All are welcome to join for a community dinner prepared by church members in Heritage Hall prior to worship.
6:45 p.m. Midweek Worship
You are invited to give yourself a gift in the middle of your week. This worship service will refresh you and leave you with a sense of calm and security. You will be fed through singing, and quiet contemplation of scripture. In our peaceful Sanctuary lit with candles, you will feel God's presence and trust more deeply that you are God's beloved child. Come and be fed.

St. Mark's is a congregation celebrating 160 years of active ministry in San Francisco. We have ministries for adults, seniors, youth and children. We hope you will worship at St. Mark's at your earliest convenience. Our worship of God is enriched by your presence.

Join Us for Worship

St. Mark's Lutheran Church is faithful to the heritage of evangelical catholic worship we have inherited. We seek to harmonize the traditions of the past with ongoing, Spirit-led renewal. We find strength in the ecumenical creeds, calendar, and lectionary. The weekly Eucharist is the foundation of our community: the Gospel, proclaimed from the pulpit and shared at Christ's table, is the lifeblood of our congregation.

Ticket Price: $15 plus service fee ($16.99) in advance, $20 at the door

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Up and Coming

Race to Nowhere on September 23

Wednesday Nights at St. Mark’s starting on September 8

6:00 pm Midweek Supper – Heritage Hall

6:45 pm Midweek Worship

7:30 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal

Ministry Fair on Rally Day, September 12

Please join us on Rally Day, September 12th during the coffee hours to hear more about the many ministries active here at St. Mark’s!

Starting on September 15

7:30 pm Journeys Through Revelation, Apocalyptic Hope for Today

An 8-week study taught on Wednesday evenings by Pastors Elizabeth Ekdale and Christian Jennert

Race to Nowhere Screening at St. Mark’s on September 23 at 7:00 pm

On September 23rd, there will be a screening of the documentary “Race to Nowhere” with a reception and Q&A with the film’s director Vicki Abeles. This new documentary examines the pressures faced by American schoolchildren and their teachers in our achievement obsessed public and private education system and culture. To purchase tickets, click on the link just to the left.