Rescheduled from December 14 due to snow! Now a perennial favorite, uniting the St. Mark’s Choir, Choristers, and Soloists, the story of our redemption is told – both in word and song – from the story of Adam and Eve to the arrival of the Magi at the Manger. Carols and hymns are sung by […]
Over 100 children of the parish enact the story of Jesus' birth, narrated by Fr. Peter and Rev. Elizabeth. Live animals and other surprises! Followed by Holy Eucharist, and concluding […]
A lovely prelude of Christmas music with organ, brass, timpani, and the St. Mark's Choir, preceding the festival Holy Eucharist at 10PM.
Candlelit celebration of the Holy Eucharist with organ, brass, timpani, and the St. Mark's Choir
with baroque ensemble and Lydia Dahling, mezzo soprano
Mary Petro Noonan, soprano; Lydia Cseh Dahling, mezzo-soprano; Trevor Scott & Nicolas Dávila, tenors; Matthew Dexter, bass. The professional members of the St. Mark’s Choir will delight us with their talents in a program of solos from operas, oratorios, and musicals, as well as entertaining works for vocal ensemble. Followed by a festive reception hosted […]
Our second Evensong of the season will feature works for the penitential season of Lent by Herbert Howells, Thomas Tallis, and Felix Mendelssohn, all sung by the St. Mark’s Choir […]
Palm Sunday, April 13 | 8AM, 9AM, 10AM, 5PM
Maundy Thursday, April 17 | 6PM
Good Friday, April 18 | Noon & 6PM
Holy Saturday, April 19 | 8AM
The Great Vigil of Easter, April 19 | 7:30PM
Easter Sunday, April 20
Sunrise Outdoor Holy Eucharist | 7AM
Festival Choral Holy Eucharist | 9AM & 11AM
Easter Egg Hunt | 10AM
Festive coffee hours following 9AM & 11AM services
Childcare for Preschoolers and younger
at 9AM and 11AM services
All services except 7AM Outdoor streaming here
Power is out but Church is on
With the power of the Holy Spirit, and the light of the sun streaming through the skylights, services will go on as scheduled.
Unfortunately, we cannot stream without power and internet.
Eversource estimates restoration by 1:30pm.
