All are invited to join the next Worship & Prayer Committee meeting (a Committee of the Vestry, but open to all) on Sunday, June 7 on Zoom. The conversation will include a reflection on recent liturgies, a discussion of upcoming liturgies, and a theological reflection. To get the Zoom link, along with an article to be read in preparation for the meeting for discussion and reflection, email The Rev. Canon Emily Griffin.
Mix and mingle with your QuiC family and friends as we join with our queer siblings from Saint Joe’s for pizza and pop in the park! This is a first of many ecumenical gatherings we hope to kick off as we plan future QuiC programming. We will have ice breakers and discuss our upcoming plans for Pride. Bring a blanket and some camping chairs for seating, if you have them. Please email queerinchrist@saintmarks.org if you plan to come so we … Read More
A funeral for Sid Callaghan will be offered Thursday, June 11, 1 p.m., in the cathedral nave and livestreamed.
We will recognize and bless graduates of high school, college, trade and vocational schools, and post-secondary programs on Sunday, June 14 during the 9 and 11 a.m. services. Join us after the service for a festive reception.
Before Dean Steve left on sabbatical, he asked the staff and vestry, as well as the cathedral parish as a whole, to read and discuss Joan Chittister’s For Everything a Season. As the staff and vestry reflect upon the seasons of our communal life, it’s now time to open the circle wider. Join Canon Emily Griffin and Senior Warden Julia Logan for either or both sessions as we explore how an understanding of the seasons of life—informed by Ecclesiastes 3—can impact … Read More
All in their 40s and 50s are welcome to join for conversation, fellowship, and sustenance at a potluck brunch on Sunday, June 14 following the 11 a.m. service. Please sign up if you are able to bring food or drink, but all are welcome regardless of whether you can bring something or not. Questions? Contact Kate Halamay.
Before Dean Steve left on sabbatical, he asked the staff and vestry, as well as the cathedral parish as a whole, to read and discuss Joan Chittister’s For Everything a Season. As the staff and vestry reflect upon the seasons of our communal life, it’s now time to open the circle wider. Join Canon Emily Griffin and Senior Warden Julia Logan for either or both sessions as we explore how an understanding of the seasons of life—informed by Ecclesiastes 3—can impact … Read More
For the last two years, the Rev. Alison Leary has been our seminarian and a faithful ministry partner. She has been a steady pastoral and liturgical presence among us and has assisted with the Women's Retreat for the last three years. Alison was ordained to the transitional diaconate last December, recently graduated from the General Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity, and will be starting as the Curate at Trinity Parish in Seattle on July 1. Her last … Read More
Gather with fellow Episcopalians to celebrate Trans Pride. All are welcome to bring a blanket or a chair and meet at the Volunteer Park Amphitheater for a time of celebrating Trans life and community. Please note that masks are required for this event. Point of contact information will be shared out ahead of the event. Register here for more information: https://dioceseofolympia1551.formstack.com/forms/pride_2026_registration
Saint Mark’s will host a booth at the Capitol Hill PrideFest to share information about Queer in Christ and other inclusive ministries. To learn more and join in Pride celebrations at Saint Mark’s, email the Queer in Christ leadership at queerinchrist@saintmarks.org.
Saint Mark’s Cathedral will be open to all on Saturday, June 27, 1 to 4 p.m. during Capitol Hill PrideFest for anyone who wants to sit, cool off, hydrate, and rest in a calm and quiet space. There will also be refreshments, rainbow crafting, contemplative practices, quiet space for sensory-sensitive folks, kid-friendly activities, and a station to honor queer ancestors. We are located four blocks north of PrideFest at 1245 10th Ave E (at Galer St). This event is … Read More
Come be a loving and faith-filled presence at the Diocese of Olympia booth at the Seattle Center. This event is a great alternative if walking in the parade is not your style. We will have stickers and (glitter) blessings for you to offer. The registration link (https://dioceseofolympia1551.formstack.com/forms/pride_2026_registration) includes a sign-up sheet to volunteer for specific time slots. With registration, you’ll receive further information on time/location/point of contact ahead of the event.
Celebrate Pride with fellow Episcopalians by marching in the Seattle Pride Parade. This is a two and a half mile parade down 4th Avenue in downtown Seattle to the Seattle Center. T-shirts, candy to give away, and posters will be provided (but feel free to bring your own!) All are invited to begin with worship at Trinity, Seattle. We are still awaiting specific details regarding when and where we will muster, but we will email them to you once we … Read More
LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH, 12:30 P.M., gather in the back of the nave On the last Sunday of each month, a cathedral docent will offer a guided tour at 12:30 pm. These tours highlighting the cathedral's history and architecture last about an hour and participants move throughout the building, though the elevator is available. Meet at the back of the nave under the clock at 12:30 pm.
In July, the Second Sunday Book Group will discuss Culpability (2025) by Bruce Holsinger. In this fictional story, a family has a collision in a self-driving car where three of the five family members are seriously injured and the two occupants in the car they collided with are killed. In the aftermath of this tragedy, the author explores the family's fragility and guilt, the world of AI, and who or what is responsible for the accident. There's both legal and … Read More
Artist and parishioner Sandy Nelson will offer an art-making workshop for all ages, following the 11 a.m. service when the Choir Campers will sing. The collective art project, “Vessels of Grace," will be on display in the Coffee Corner in August. There will also be a table set up for free art, as the spirit move you to create. We’ll begin with a potluck lunch. This event is co-sponsored by Intergenerational Council and the Visual Arts Committee. Please RSVP so … Read More
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 2-4 P.M. Bring a book or pick one up and relax in the quiet of Saint Mark's.
Enjoy an easy, scenic 2-mile out-and-back hike at Franklin Falls near Snoqualmie Pass. Trail info: WTA’s Franklin Falls page Optional early supper in North Bend afterward at a casual restaurant. RSVP: Canon Wendy Claire Barrie — wbarrie@saintmarks.org
As we review our summer offerings and look ahead to the fall, please join us for the Intergenerational Council Meeting. There is no need to make a long-term commitment; come see how through “intentionally intergenerational programming, small group gatherings, and innovative ways” we incorporate newcomers and “foster spiritual growth and nourishing relationships among members of the cathedral.” RSVP to receive the pre-reading and agenda by emailing Canon Barrie. Join on Zoom here.
This book group meets for a lively discussion, sometimes joined by special guests. The group meets in Cathedral House Room 210. Contact Pearl McElheran with questions.