St Mark's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church gathers for English-language worship Sundays at 10:00 a.m. in Mesa. The service blends the Book of Common Prayer with contemporary liturgy, while music ranges from traditional hymns to praise songs led by the St. Mark’s Singers. In-person and online participation are both available. After worship, the Lion’s Den coffee hour gives newcomers a natural place to meet people over refreshments. The congregation’s mission—“Seek God, Serve Others, Transform Lives”—frames the parish as both a worshiping community and a neighborhood “missionary outpost.”

Founded in 1909, three years before Arizona statehood, St. Mark’s is one of the state’s oldest Episcopal churches; it moved to the present Horne Road campus in the early 1960s. Parish life includes pastoral care, prayer and service organizations, Christian formation, music, a thrift store, and food assistance. Its pastoral-care team can arrange prayer or bring Holy Communion to people unable to attend because of illness or incapacity. Worship times may change for major feast days or St. Mark’s Day, so the homepage should be checked for exceptions. On a regular Sunday, the 10:00 service followed by coffee hour is the clearest introduction to this historic Mesa parish.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 23, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, mission, and current schedule · Official worship style and coffee-hour information · Official parish and Episcopal history · Official ministries and pastoral-care overview

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Coffee fellowship after Sunday worship

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