Ever scratch your head, puzzled by how or why Episcopalians do what we do? Do you wonder what the Episcopal Church believes about ____? What is the Book of Common Prayer and why do we/don't we use it? What is a crozier? Ciborium? Where does the money go?

Come explore these questions and more! We will scratch the surface of some, go deep with others, and you might even walk away with some answers!

Thursdays, 6:30pm - 8:00pm

• ​April 3: Baptism & Sacraments
• April 10: Holy Week & Easter and Instructed Eucharist

30 minutes of prayer, poetry, and song to help you get through the week. 

Join the Spiritual Life Team at Trinity, Wrentham for this beautiful, simple, evening service. Compline is the last of the Daily Offices (along with Morning, Noon, and Evening Prayer). It is a short, simple service, meant to be prayed at the close of the day. Come for a mid-week reset or even respite.

 Wednesdays, March 12, 19, 26 and April 2, 9; 7:00pm.

Please enter Trinity' through the double red doors on the right side of the building (the side that faces the Old Fiske Library). When you enter the vestibule, follow the sign to the Sanctuary. (Please do not use the ramp entrance; there is an AA group that uses the Parish Hall on Wednesday evenings, and we are hoping to be good neighbors and not disturb their meeting.)

Saturday, April 5, 4:00pm - 5:00pm (Zoom)

All who care for a loved one -- at St. Mark's and beyond -- are invited to take this hour to sit down, breathe, talk with others in a caregiving role, and gather energy to sustain the sacred care work we do. We will gather on Zoom to enable access for people who need to be available to help at home.

Join for a little "us time". Contact Caroline Hunter for the Zoom meeting info. 

An Ecumenical Service of Healing marking the 5th Anniversary of the COVID Pandemic
Sunday, April 6 at 5pm (at Bethany Congregational Church)

St. Mark's will co-host an ecumenical service of healing marking the 5th anniversary of the beginning of the COVID pandemic. This service of prayer and
music will provide time and space to remember those who died during the pandemic and to give thanks for all who went to extraordinary lengths in the interest of the common good.

​Sunday, March 23 | 11:30am - 12:30pm
Hosted by Temple Israel of Sharon
125 Pond Street, Sharon
Our communities are strongest when we all have safe, stable housing and the support we need to thrive. However, communities across Massachusetts are facing increasing homelessness, with shelter full and more people living on the streets and in tent encampments.

Join us for an important discussion on homelessness in our state and explore solutions to ensure safe, stable housing for all.

Features speakers:

• Jon Cipriano -- Sharing his lived experience with homelessness
• Paul Feeney -- State Senator
• Ted Philips -- State Representative
• Patrick Ronan -- Sr. Director of Community & Government Relations, Father Bill's & MainSpring
• Caitlin Golden -- Chief Policy & Strategy Officer, Massachusetts Housing & Shelter Alliance

Register  here:   https://tisharon.shulcloud.com/event/2025-social-action-awareness

The Ladies Book Club will meet on Friday, March 14, from 4-6 pm at Ellen White's house in Attleboro. We are reading "Firefly Lane" by Kristin Hannah. If you would like further information, please contact Louise D'Onofrio

Our next luncheon event is on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 12:00 pm at the Longhorn in Mansfield. Please contact Nancy Antico by March 24 if you plan to join us, so she can make a reservation. If you are not receiving the emails and would like to, she will be happy to add you to the mailings.

On the menu:
​Corned Beef and Cabbage
Carrots, and Red Bliss Potatoes
Chicken Tenders and Homemade Mac n' Cheese
Gluten Free Vegetarian Baked Ziti
Salad and Rolls
Desserts
Beer and Wine Selections
Soft Drinks and Water

GET TICKETS HERE!