St. Mark's Episcopal Church
908-766-9058
Consecrated in May 1853, St. Mark's Episcopal Church is one of the oldest churches in the Somerset Hills area. The church itself has several different rooms for its many music and youth programs and features a sanctuary lined with stained glass windows. The windows were designed by the first rector of the parish, Norman M. Post in 1968, and were donated to the church by families of the parish in memory of loved ones. The church offers a brochure so that members can take self-guided walking tours of the windows.
The Rector, Reverend Richard C. Morley, has a blog on which church members can comment. The church also posts audio clips of past sermons and produces a sermon podcast that members can download on iTunes.
- Fax: 908-766-9059
- Hours: Sunday Worship: 8AM (Rite I, traditional language) and 10AM (Rite II with choir, music, and Sunday School)
- Handicap Accessible: The church and parish hall are handicapped accessible.
- What makes this community special?: This is a church that has the ability to do great things, and yet is intimate enough that people know your name. St. Mark's is a place where people can connect to God, each other, and the needs of the world.
- Parking: Free lot, On-street: free
- Denomination: Episcopal
- Congregation size: 364
- Services: Child care, Choir/music programs, Study groups, Youth programs