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Saintmarks-lewistownpa Since 1823, the people of St. Mark's have worshipped God and served their neighbors.

Join us Sept 6 for a wonderful afternoon of music! 🎶
08/21/2026

Join us Sept 6 for a wonderful afternoon of music! 🎶

Join us Tues Aug 25 for Breaking Bread Together! A night of fellowship and a delicious meal! 5 pmDine in only
08/19/2026

Join us Tues Aug 25 for Breaking Bread Together! A night of fellowship and a delicious meal!

5 pm
Dine in only

Join us today, all are welcome!
08/19/2026

Join us today, all are welcome!

Join us Today and every Sunday at 10am!21 S Main Street, Lewistown
08/16/2026

Join us Today and every Sunday at 10am!

21 S Main Street, Lewistown

Join us today!
08/12/2026

Join us today!

Today the Church commemorates St. Clare of Assisi (1194–1253)A close companion of St. Francis and the founder of the Poo...
08/11/2026

Today the Church commemorates St. Clare of Assisi (1194–1253)
A close companion of St. Francis and the founder of the Poor Clares. Born into a noble family, Clare chose a life of radical poverty, prayer, and service, trusting completely in God’s providence. She led her community with humility and courage for over 40 years, becoming the first woman to write a monastic rule approved by the Church. St. Clare’s life reminds us that true strength is found not in wealth or status, but in wholehearted devotion to Christ and faithful prayer.

Rite II:
O God, whose blessed Son became poor that we, through his poverty, might become rich: Deliver us from an inordinate love of this world, that we, inspired by the devotion of your servant Clare, might serve you with singleness of heart and attain to the riches of the age to come; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Today the Church Remembers Joanna, Mary and SalomeThese women are honored among the Myrrh-bearing Women, the faithful di...
08/04/2026

Today the Church Remembers Joanna, Mary and Salome

These women are honored among the Myrrh-bearing Women, the faithful disciples who went to Jesus’ tomb early on the first Easter morning carrying spices to anoint His body. Instead of finding death, they encountered the empty tomb and received the joyful proclamation that Christ had risen. Joanna, Mary, and Salome remained steadfast when many others had fled. Their courage, devotion, and faithfulness made them the first witnesses to the Resurrection, reminding Christians that love and faithful service often prepare us to receive God’s greatest surprises.

Rite II:
Almighty God, who revealed the resurrection of your Son to Joanna, Mary, and Salome as they faithfully came bearing myrrh to his tomb: Grant that we too may perceive the presence of the risen Lord in the midst of pain and fear, and go forth proclaiming his resurrection; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

Why We Do What We Do: Part 7Saying “Thanks Be to God”Throughout our worship service, you’ll hear the congregation respon...
07/27/2026

Why We Do What We Do: Part 7

Saying “Thanks Be to God”

Throughout our worship service, you’ll hear the congregation respond with simple phrases like “Thanks be to God,” “And also with you,” and “Glory to you, Lord Christ.” These responses are more than just words printed in the bulletin, they are reminders that worship is something we do together.

The word liturgy comes from a Greek word meaning “the work of the people.” In the Episcopal Church, worship is not a performance by the clergy while everyone else watches. Every person present has a role to play through prayer, singing, listening, and responding. Our voices become one voice as we offer our worship to God.

When we say, “Thanks be to God,” we are joining Christians throughout the centuries in offering gratitude for God’s Word, God’s grace, and God’s presence among us.

Join us August 2 for a wonderful afternoon of music with Josh Evert! Starts at 2pm with refreshments to follow. St Marks...
07/26/2026

Join us August 2 for a wonderful afternoon of music with Josh Evert!

Starts at 2pm with refreshments to follow.

St Marks Episcopal Church
21 S Main St
Lewistown

Join us Tuesday July 28 @ 5pm for Breaking Bread Together!St Marks Episcopal Church21 S Main StLewistownDine-in only
07/25/2026

Join us Tuesday July 28 @ 5pm for Breaking Bread Together!

St Marks Episcopal Church
21 S Main St
Lewistown

Dine-in only

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21 South Main Street
Lewistown, PA
17044

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Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Friday 2pm - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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