At the heart of our Baptismal Covenant is the call to seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving our neighbors as ourselves; to strive for justice and peace among all people; and to respect the dignity of every human being (Book of Common Prayer, p. 305). Through St. Mark's, you’ll find opportunities to use your talents, passions, and resources to serve God and your neighbor. Whether you are drawn to ministry behind the scenes or out front, discover the joy of serving within our community and beyond.
Youth volunteers in 6th-12th grades assist the clergy for in-person worship and serve as leaders that guide the congregation through the service. Acolytes learn what we do in worship services and why those things are important. Acolyte volunteer...
The Altar Guild sets the table for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist for services at St. Mark's and cleans up after the service. Members serve one or two times a month.
Contact us for general questions about serving opportunities at St. Mark's.
Assist Children's Ministry Director in leading worship and activities for children ages 4 yrs-3rd grade during the 9.00am in-person worship service.
For more than a decade, St. Mark’s - led by our youth - has embraced the tradition of preparing and serving a barbecue meal for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. This beloved project has adapted time and again, through renovations in...
St. Mark’s and its lay and clergy community members are involved in numerous organizations across the city. Participation in groups like the Interfaith San Antonio Alliance and the Downtown Convening Group help us to partner readily with...
Members are trained in the art of pastoral presence and are available to serve as regular visitors for a period of time for those in need as a result of illness or bereavement.
Volunteers help with various projects to keep St. Mark's parishioners connected during the pandemic. Opportunities include making phone calls, sending letters, and delivering food and other items to St. Mark's parishioners.
Members of this national, Anglican (Episcopal) Order for women are strengthened through the discipline of a Rule of Life, and supported through the companionship of one another. The DOK meet regularly to reflect and grow spiritually...
