St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beliefs at a glance
Communion is open to any baptised Christian, weekly
Baptises infants as well as adults
Episcopal Church (Episcopal Diocese of Wisconsin, Lakeshore region)
Getting in the door
Services in English
Step-free entry
A bus stop within a quarter mile
What a Sunday feels like
St. Mark’s holds Holy Eucharist on Sundays at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. The 8 a.m. is simple and spoken, with space for silence, and lasts around 35 to 45 minutes. The 10 a.m. is a full choral Eucharist with lively, eclectic music. Enter through the red doors on Hackett Avenue; an usher hands you a bulletin with the readings, responses and when to sit, stand and kneel. Some people wear jeans; some dress up. All baptized Christians may receive Communion; anyone not yet baptized may cross their arms for a blessing. Guests are not expected to give. Coffee and treats follow the 10 a.m. service.
On any given Sunday at St. Mark's, you'll see a bit of everything. Some people wear jeans and some people dress up a bit.Step-free entry