Sermon for Easter Day
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the Easter Day 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on April 20April …
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the Easter Day 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on April 20April …
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the Good Friday 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on April 18, …
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the Maundy Thursday 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on April 17, …
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the Palm-Passion Sunday 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on April 13, …
Welcome to your online worship from St. Mark’s for the 5th Sunday of Lent 2025. Here is the audio from Rev’d Byron Gilmore’s homily on …
This fall the Christian Generosity team put together two focus Sundays with the hope of reminding people of pre-authorized giving. Pre-authorized donations allow us to make better budget predictions. …
St. Mark’s Anglican Church’s annual Christmas Market on Saturday, November 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Waypoint Kids returns on Sunday, September 8, during the 10:30 service. The program will follow lectionary-based lessons, allowing children to learn the same themes as their parents in church. The focus is on teaching about Jesus’ love and how to share it through daily actions and interactions.
In today’s sermon on John 2:13-22, Canon Rob explores how Jesus disrupts the corrupted religious structures within the temple, symbolizing the need for personal and societal transformation.
St. Mark’s Church Warden’s report on the year 2023 in their report to Vestry report for 2023 on a re-building year after the Pandemic for St. Mark’s and all the activities we organize and support.
Elizabeth Rainville-Stone, in a passionate invitation, encourages readers to join the Chancel Guild to prepare for the Eucharist at St. Mark’s, celebrating the profound meaning of Jesus’s sacrifice and honoring their service to the legacy of faith.
This year is St. Mark’s 70th Anniversary and we are celebrating “70 Years of Generosity” on September 17th with an Open House from 12pm-3pm.
We are not a counselling team but rather a group of individuals who come together to discuss challenges we may be facing in day-to-day situations and to provide some support to each other in whatever way we can.
St. Mark’s is blessed with a generous community. St. Mark’s Christian Generosity Committee is marking some of the many ways we give of ourselves and share with each other God’s blessings.
Here is a summer update from our parish Wardens and from our parish Treasurer.
St. Mark’s was duly represented at this is this years Synod by our parish Lay Delegates. Here is their report on it’s proceedings.
Our Flower Ministry volunteers have begun to help provide flowers for the altar every Sunday once again.
Our Greeter Ministry plays an important role in welcoming each other when we gather for Sunday Worship.
Waypoint: Kids has had a great year. Here is an update on its good work, and our summer and fall plans.
A wonderful blessing for our Holy Week and Easter celebrations will be the adornment of our sanctuary with the wooden cross from the original St Mark’s building spire (1953-1965).
As we all prepare to celebrate the Good News of Christ’s Resurrection, St. Mark’s is joyfully preparing our celebrations of worship.
This year marks St Mark’s 70th anniversary. 70 years of being a community of believers dedicated to God’s service in our community. The Christian Generosity committee has historically reminded us about how we give through our time, talent and treasure.
In 2021, St. Mark’s applied to sponsor a refugee family originally from Syria. The family arrived on February 9, 2023.
The Women’s Study Group leader, Jo McNeil relates the learning and dialogue that strengthened their learning and faith in 2022.
Christine Fournier recaps last years Fundraising Committee’s efforts to host fun activities for our community as we came out of the pandemic restrictions.
Neil Dunning reflects on the gift that our building and property are to St. Mark’s.
These are some samples of the good work that the people of St. Mark’s are doing in our community as they live out their baptismal ministry in their lives.