Misa en Español
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral 519 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, United StatesMisa en Español (Worship in Spanish) | 5:30 p.m. In person, Nave.
Worship Service Rite I (Traditional Language) with Spoken Eucharist
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral 519 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, United StatesIn person at Saint Mark's, Nave.
Sunday Fellowship
Join us every Sunday morning at 9 a.m. and throughout the morning to build and deepen relationships and enjoy refreshments.
Sunday Morning Youth Gathering
Youth RoomJoin us every Sunday morning from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. in the Youth Room for relevant conversation and a chance to reconnect. There may also be donuts.
Timely Topics with the Dean
Banquet RoomTimely Topics with The Dean | Third Sunday of the month, 9:15 a.m. in the Banquet Room. Today's topic is Land Acknowledgement.
Abbey Way Worship Service
Whipple ChapelIn person, Whipple Chapel
Worship Service Rite II (Contemporary Language)
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral 519 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, United StatesWith Choral Eucharist. In person and live stream.
Choral Evensong
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral 519 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, United StatesIn person and live stream.
Spring Discipleship Groups Begin
See calendar for specific groups, days, and how to register.
Gospel-Based Discipleship
ZoomUsing the gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday, GBD is an encounter with the gospel, using questions that encourage open discussion. The preacher for the upcoming Sunday may often be present to hear the impressions of the people. Zoom.
Paul Found in His Letters
ZoomFacilitated by The Rev. Dr. George Martin Mondays April 17, 24, May 1 and 8; 7:00 pm, via Zoom George Martin, a retired Episcopal priest, has written a book with the exact title of this Zoom series. He always found things that Paul said he thought were wrong, and other parts of his letters hard…
Morning Prayer
ZoomMorning Prayer as part of the daily office | 7:30 a.m. Morning prayer opens our day to form a rhythm of regular prayer throughout the week. We meet on Zoom. Daily “offices” are a key element to how Christians have hallowed time for nearly two thousand years, forming a rhythm of regular prayer and praise throughout the week.