Welcome to St. Mark’s

About Our Church

We blend the rich traditions of Episcopal liturgy with a commitment to emulate Christ’s words and actions in the world today. An open, affirming, multi-generational congregation, we are called from every walk of life to grow in God’s transformative love. All who seek to walk the Way of Love are welcome, regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability or disability. God loves everyone. No exceptions!

We are a welcoming congregation, inviting all to join us for worship, service and learning. Our community outreach is robust. Many St. Mark’s members serve on boards, recruit volunteers and raise money for social justice, environmental and arts organizations.

 
 
Worship Services
Staff & Vestry
Community Programs
 
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Detailed Directions

We are located on the corner of 111 S Jefferson and First Street in Moscow, Idaho.

We are walk-able from the downtown of the city. If you head north on Washington St you will see City Hall on your right. If you continue up one more block and take a right, our church is located on the right-hand side on the corner of First Street. We have parking available at the rear of our building or you may park on the street if you wish.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Follow the sidewalk and enter through the red door. You will enter our main hall where you can sit wherever you’d like.

  • At St. Mark's we are friendly and informal—you'll find men in ties and others in bermuda shorts; women in Birkenstocks and some in heels. Come as you are!

  • You can park on the First St or S Jefferson St around the Church premises or in the back parking lot behind the building.

  • We are an all-ages congregation and children are welcome to join us at one big service. We do not have a separate service at this time.

  • You will be able to get a service leaflet showing you what we will be talking about that week. During your time you may expect to hear traditional worship songs, see special ceremonial garments (called vestments) and hear a reading from the Book of Common Prayer.

  • You are welcome to join whenever you can. Feel free to take a seat and you will still be greeted with a smile.

  • You are not obligated to give anything, and we are happy that you could come. We give with our service and connection.

  • All are welcome here. We understand that we are all on different parts of our journey. All we ask is that you come with an open-mind and a willingness to learn!

    Feel free to ask questions, many of us combine prayer with personal practice and can find something right for you.