Newsletter
St. Mark's Chronicles
Read the online edition of St. Mark’s monthly newsletter.
Issue 34
December 2023
Next Steps for St. Mark’s, All About Diwali, The Advent Calendar, St. Mark’s Discussion Group, and more.
Issue 33
October 2023
All About October, The Cross, This Fall in The Lions’ Den, and a Review of Find You First.
Issue 32
September 2023
A Letter to the Congregation, Parishioner Stories, and Comments from the Clergy.
Issue 31
August 2023
Classic Hymns, A Photo from the Archives, Poems for the Journey, and more.
Issue 30
July 2023
Comments on Biblical Storytelling, The Forgotten Daughter, St. Mark’s Talent Fair, and July itself.
Issue 26
March 2023
Featuring March Trivia, details about Deacons, thoughts and activities regarding Lent, and more.
Issue 25
February 2023
Featuring details about Black History Month, February Trivia, and news from around the Anglican Church.
Issue 24
January 2023
Featuring a brief history of clergy attire, New Years trivia, and more.
Issue 23
December 2022
Featuring details about our Christmas services, images from some recent events, and updates on our refugees.
Issue 22
November 2022
Featuring a reflection on Celtic Spiritualty, updates from St. Mark’s, details about the First Indigenous Veterans Day, and more.
Issue 21
October 2022
Featuring a statement from Bishop Susan Bell, details about October, and some things to think about.
Issue 20
September 2022
Featuring information regarding the 2022 Lambeth Conference, details about the month of September, updates on our outreach projects, and more.
Issue 19
August 2022
Featuring details about some lesser-known August holidays, an update from the social committee, commentary on St. Stephen, and more.
Issue 18
July 2022
Featuring an update on children’s and youth ministry, updated pandemic guidelines, and more.
Issue 17
June 2022
Featuring comments from the clergy, a new parishioner spotlight column, and fitting poems for the journey.
Issue 16
May 2022
Featuring an update from the rector, commentary on the importance of humor, a reflection on praying and knitting, and a ministry moment focused on St. Mark’s Food Cupboard.
