GOAL $7,000,000

+$2M Matching Gift

An Anonymous Donor has offered an additional $2 Million Dollar Matching gift, so that the gifts right now will be doubled dollar for dollar!

What’s Happening Now

We are conducting this fundraising campaign through parishioner-to-parishioner or household-to-household visits. If you are in our church database, you can expect and email or phone call in the coming days in effort to schedule a time to visit with you personally. Please be on the lookout and respond!

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If you are worried that you are not in the church database, you can request a visit by filling out this form below.

 

Building Updates

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Financial Planning and how to make a smart gift
Financial Planning and how to make a smart gift
Nothing as exciting as what’s happening right now
Nothing as exciting as what’s happening right now
On The Possibility of a 3-D Printed Church
On The Possibility of a 3-D Printed Church

Hear from St. Mark’s Parishioner and ICON Co-Founder and C.E.O., Jason Ballard, on the benefits of partnering with ICON for this project. Jason tells a bit of his personal story (how he almost became an Episcopal priest himself!), he talks about his radical commitment to environmental sustainability and pursuing justice through affordable housing. He talks about the benefits of ICON’s 3-D printing technology in all aspects, from architectural interest, to affordability, to environmental sustainability, to the radical possibility to build something the world has never seen before. Don’t miss this special presentation, followed by a Q&A.

Fr. Zac's Campaign Launch Sermon
Fr. Zac's Campaign Launch Sermon

If you missed Fr. Zac’s sermon on Pentecost on our Campaign Kick-Off day, you can catch it here!

BIG day of celebration
BIG day of celebration

Our Campaign Kick-Off was a huge success!

Over 250 folks showed up to hear our vision for the future.

The Case for the Campaign
The Case for the Campaign

A pew collapsed underneath a parishioner in the middle of worship in the summer of 2023, and it was the straw that broke the lion’s back— a perfect, if tragic, emblem of what it’s like to live with our facilities. It’s our best running joke: Skylights leak. Sewers clog. Deckboards rot. Pipes burst. Particle board pews collapse. And I kid you not, as I’m writing this I can hear a raccoon rustling in the attic above my study. (The pest control people have been trying to trap him for weeks now.)