Wishing all our parishioners a happy and healthy new year! There will be no services on January 1, 2023. We will see you all next week! 

Thinking about your New Year's resolution for 2023? How about stepping into one of these very important roles at St. Mark's and donating your time and talent?
We need the following:

• Adult Formation Chair
• Altar Guild
• Coffee hosts
• Lectors and LEMs
• Newcomer Welcome
• Outreach Chair
• Property Committee Chair
• Ushers and Greeters

Please send an email to [email protected] or click here if you have any questions or would like to volunteer. God Bless our many volunteers!

Back in 2020, our talented Parishioners, Jerry McLaughlin & Jim Shinnick made this beautiful wooden Creche. It was important for us to display the Nativity outside for so we could still celebrate Christmas together during the COVID shutdown.

​It’s back outside for display again and looking better than ever! Thanks again to Jim and Jerry for their wonderful handiwork. Make sure everyone stops by to see it when you come by the church! 

(Leo the Lion statue has been moved temporarily to guard the main door, but he’ll be back to his post after the Epiphany.)  

No Bible Study Tuesday, December 20th. A small break for our Bible Study group as we all prepare for Christmas.

Perhaps growing closer to God could be one of your New Year's resolutions? If so, please plan to join us on the 2nd and/or 4th Tuesdays of January as we learn more about our faith and build our relationship with Almighty and each other.

Our Christmas services are always enhanced by beautiful flowers in the Sanctuary and on the altar. We are able to keep this tradition alive with donations from the congregation.

If you would like to remember, honor, or give thanks for someone this Christmas with a poinsettia plant, follow this link to place your order. Deadline for ordering is Monday, Dec.19th.

The "Giving Tree" is up and ready to be filled with HATS, GLOVES, MITTENS, SCARVES, SOCKS, etc. The Foxboro Discretionary Fund will hand them out with the gift baskets right before Christmas. All donations are welcome: made or bought, all are given with love. 

MANNA (Many Angels Needed Now & Always), helping our Homeless community in Boston through Outreach, has requested adult hats, mittens, gloves & scarves to prepare for the winter months. This will coincide with our Giving Tree, so don’t worry, we’ll still need little kid stuff, too!  

MANNA has also requested an ongoing need for both men’s and women’s NEW socks & undies, and gently used shoes. Any way you can help would be greatly appreciated. Outreach thanks you for your generosity!