Welcome to St Mark’s

St Mark’s is an open, welcoming church for people from all walks of life who wish to learn more about Jesus and Christian faith and seek the freedom to ask the big questions. We have strong engagement with Christian communities and other faith traditions. People come from all over the country to participate in our Centre for Radical Christianity, where a lively climate of debate and learning can be found.

APCM April 2013
Easter 2013
Fisher of Men - Easter Day
Easter Eucharist service 2013
Palm Sunday gathering before the service
Passover Seder
Passover Seder
Food and friendship - Islamic awareness week
Shan preaching
Parish Weekend 2012
Night service
Shan presides at the Ash Wednesday Eucharist
Francesca's Baptism
Shrove Tuesday Cabaret Audience
Listening to the sermon
Charles with flowers from the Parish Weekend
Clergy cabaret

We are an all-age community that provides a range of activities for children, teenagers, students, young adults, families and older people. Building friendship, sharing meals and extending hospitality are important aspects of our community life. St Mark’s also has a strong base of social action not only locally, but also supporting national and international campaigns for justice and peace.

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As part of the celebrations for the 50th Anniversary of the re building of St Mark’s, former Incumbents and Clergy will be preaching at St Mark’s over the coming months. Please come along on a Sunday morning and meet old … Continue reading

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We would like to invite you to an event which we are hosting on Saturday 8th June to launch the idea of starting a branch of WATCH in the Diocese of Sheffield. Continue reading

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On Saturday 18 May we’re building on our successful parish weekend through a parish activity day: Nurturing Community – ‘In the Spirit!’. It will be another chance for everyone in the St Mark’s community to come together, relaxing in the … Continue reading

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On 22 June 2013 St Mark’s will stage a community play to celebrate its 50th anniversary. LIONSTALE follows parishioner Josiah and his rebellious daughter Emily through 160 years in the life of St Mark’s with the help of around 40 … Continue reading

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