St. Mark's Episcopal Church Book Store

09/06/2026

Why do you read? Is it for information, peace, joy, "for the heck of it",
for knowledge and/or wisdom? Maybe "because you have to"
Tell us! No wrong answers!

09/06/2026

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And, what are you reading today?
We'd love to know.

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Happy National Read a Book Day, September 6th 2026

09/03/2026

Change in Hours

Beginning today the store will close at 3:15pm on

Thursday afternoons.
Please excuse the last minute notice.
Remember, if you need to reach out to us...
email is best:
[email protected]
This box is checked even when the store is not open.
We want to be sure you can reach us.
We value and appreciate each of you and
your support.
Stay tuned for lots of information about new programming and books on the shelves

Carla

"We nurture the sacred imagination"

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026

Tea, Scones & Conversation

Tuesday, September 8th
1:30-3pm
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09/02/2026

Do any of you do this?
Share that line and the book with us and maybe what spoke to you in those words.

Love this idea.

09/02/2026

So, come see us. We have a sofa (two actually), coffee/tea, and books. Or, bring what you are currently reading and spend some time with us. Our hours are listed on our website www.stmarksbookstore.com

One of the great chroniclers of Victorian England, Anthony Trollope (1815–1882) was an English novelist and Post Office official whose vast body of work brought the social world of his era vividly to life. He is best known for the Chronicles of Barsetshire, beginning with The Warden and followed by Barchester Towers and its companions, as well as his acclaimed political novels. His words express a fondness for life's gentlest comforts, the simple luxury of a book and a cup of coffee enjoyed in ease, and the conviction that such quiet, restful pleasures are among the most refined and civilized joys a person can savor.

08/31/2026

Thank you to all of our friends here St. Mark's Episcopal Church Book Store for using Bookshop to get some of your books and support us! We are deeply grateful. Remember to go to our website stmarksbookstore.com and click the Bookshop link for easy ordering. It is a win win, really it is!!
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Click the link just above to see the incredible, official news that Bookshop has raised over $50MILLION DOLLARS for Indie Bookshops!!

08/30/2026

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Thank You to all of you who have helped make this happen. We love being a part of Bookshop! Remember, the link to our portal is on our website St. Mark's Episcopal Church Book Store. It's a win win!!