The Evangel Newsletter

The Evangel is our email newsletter with information about upcoming Sundays, feast days, outreach opportunities, formation classes, and other events.

18 October 2026 - Pentecost XXI

11 October 2026 - Pentecost XX

4 October 2026 - St. Francis of Assisi

27 September 2026 - Pentecost XVIII

20 September 2026 - Pentecost XVII

13 September 2026 - Pentecost XVI

6 September 2026 - Pentecost XV

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From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms

From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms

The other day I caught myself speed-reading Vespers. Instead of praying the psalms, I was rushing the psalms, so that I could finish Vespers efficiently and move on to the next task. I forced myself to start Vespers over, taking my time and praying with intention.

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From the Rector: Ecology, Stewardship, and Honey Bees

From the Rector: Ecology, Stewardship, and Honey Bees

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology. The featured photo is the roof of the Parish Hall. Those who are new to St. Mark’s may not realize that years ago St. Mark’s installed solar energy for all of our buildings, including the rectory. It is one of the primary ways in which we care for God’s creation.

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From the Rector: Mary Invites us to Go Deeper into Christ

From the Rector: Mary Invites us to Go Deeper into Christ

Today is the Feast of Our Lady of Walsingham. Walsingham is a village in Norfolk, England, and it was there that in 1061, a certain noblewoman, Lady Richeldis de Faverches, experienced a Marian vision showing her the Holy House of Nazareth, inviting her to establish a counterpart in Walsingham. Walsingham eventually became famous throughout England and Europe, welcoming countless pilgrims, and this continues today.

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From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms

From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms

The other day I caught myself speed-reading Vespers. Instead of praying the psalms, I was rushing the psalms, so that I could finish Vespers efficiently and move on to the next task. I forced myself to start Vespers over, taking my time and praying with intention.

Read more →