Here you will find our public statements on both legislative and social issues. It is our intention that these will reflect the position of the Church of England but they may include local application or clarification where necessary.

We recognise that everyone is at a different stage in their journey of faith. And we are all different in our personalities and the way in which we communicate with God. Find a way to meet with God that fits where you are in one of our services.

Below you will find a description and time of each of the weekly worship services - please check Our Diary for the exact times of services for each week. We don't want you to be disappointed!

The people of St Marks are just ordinary people... doing ordinary jobs... living in ordinary houses, but serving an extraordinary God in the part they play at St Marks.

Here are some of the people you will meet...

Sharing our faith, our relationship with God, is very important to the people of St Marks. We are not alone in our desire - Christians around the world want to do the same thing.

We join with them to fulfil our ambition and consider all who actively promote Christianity as our partners in the Gospel - (another way of saying "the good news about Jesus").

There are some with whom we have closer links than others. This may be because they have once been part of St Mark's, or they have been introduced by someone in our church.

We have partners in many different places - some close by, some on the other side of the world. Some of them are detailed here.

St Marks Church is a group of people. It happens to meet in a building that we also know as St Marks Church!