ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 116 SOUTH ST, FOXBORO
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About Us

 St. Mark's Episcopal Church is called to do God's work through its people, financial resources, building and land to:
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  • warmly welcome and truly include all
  • spiritually nurture, nourish and support ourselves and others
  • actively and visibly engage with our broader community by serving and advocating for all in need

Growing in God's time, we become a caring community in which all realize God's love, mercy, and compassion - - creating wholeness and connection for everyone in the here and now.

Our History


St. Mark’s was founded in 1890 in Foxboro, MA.  Its core purpose is “called into community to do God’s work.”  Beginning in a modest and tasteful fieldstone church, as the population of Foxboro, MA increased, a new church was erected at 116 South Street and dedicated on May 16, 1962.  In 2007, St. Mark’s undertook a major transformation of the building with the redesign of the sanctuary, entrance way, undercroft and kitchen, making it a very welcoming and useful space for the parish and for the local community groups.
 
St. Mark’s has a long history of responding to the needs of the community and world.  In 1965, the church responded to the civil rights movement, sending the rector, The Reverend Frank Johnston, and four members to march in Selma, Alabama.  The parish also started the Foxboro Food Pantry and The New Trading Post, a consignment shop by the Town Common.

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Leadership & Staff
    • Contact Us
    • Map/Directions
    • About Episcopalians
  • Worship
    • Online Services
    • What to Expect
    • Liturgical Calendar
  • Our Ministries
    • Music
    • Sunday Hospitality
    • Altar Ministry
    • Faith and Spirituality >
      • Christmas 2020
    • Youth Ministry Faith Formation
    • Pastoral Care
    • Outreach
    • New Trading Post
    • Community Building and Networking
    • Building, Property, Rentals
    • Additional Resources
  • Donate
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