Every woman attending St. Mark's Anglican Church is considered to be an Anglican Christian Woman.  As such, all women in the congregation are warmly invited to attend St. Mark's ACW meetings that are held in the Parish Hall at 1 pm on the second Tuesday of each month.

ACW's mission is to unite women in promoting the love of Christ with their time, talents and resources. Working together in fellowship, enjoying much fun and laughter.

Upcoming Events

St. Mark's ACW is sponsoring a Bake, Book, Bling and Bargain Sale that will be held on Saturday, April 12.  (Priority needs for this event include:  homemade pies; squares, and small loaves.)  

St. Mark's Church is also hosting a Garage Sale that will be held on Saturday, May 24.

So, as you go about your spring cleaning, please keep a look out for items that could be donated to either or both of these events.

Thank You!

This Sunday will be our monthly collection for the Kingston Partners in Mission Food Bank.  Donations can be left at the back of  the church. For example:

• Money * (your dollars contribute to higher purchasing power)
• Canned meat & fish
• Peanut butter, jam
• Stews, canned tomatoes
• Baby food, formula, diapers
• Pasta, pasta sauce
• Cereal
• 100% Fruit juice

* We have special envelopes for those wishing to donate financially.  Cheques should be made payable to the Partners in Mission Food Bank.

Bring your own brown-bag lunch! Tea and Coffee will be provided.

Please note:  You do not need to buy the book to participate in the discussions.

The ladies of the Special Projects Group Sewing team (What’s  "SEW"  Ever) will be meeting in the parish hall  at 1:15 pm, on designated Monday's, until approximately 3:30 pm.

All ladies are welcome to join!  Bring your own materials and ideas.  Tea and coffee will be provided. 

Parish Council will meet in the Parish Hall at 4:15 pm for its regular monthly meeting.

Parish Council meetings are open meetings and members of the congregation are welcome to attend.

Approved Minutes of previous Parish Council meetings are available at the Parish Office, upon request.

Plan to join us every Wednesday evening throughout the season of Lent for evening worship.  Worship will begin at 7:00 pm and will be a time of prayer, scripture and reflection.

All Saints (2017) is based on the true story of sales executive-turned-priest Michael Spurlock (John Cornbett of TV’s Northern Exposure), rector of a tiny, dying Anglican church in Smyrna, Tennessee who has been ordered to shut it down. If he successfully completes this task he will be rewarded with a prestigious position in a church in a large city. Instead, he attempts to save the church, as well as a group of Anglican Karen refugees from Myanmar who have recently joined the congregation.

Please join us at Kingston’s smallest cinema, the St, Mark’s Parish Hall, for this PG-rated show, on Saturday, March 22 at 3:00 pm.

Admission and snacks are all for a free-will offering to benefit St. Mark’s.

If you plan to attend, please register by clicking the Button below.  This will help the organizers in preparing for the show.

Our "traditional" Cold Plate supper will include: potato salad, mustard salad, beet salad, coleslaw, lettuce, tomato, ham, roast beef, a dinner roll with a square/cookie for dessert.

Click on Button below to pre-order.

Please note:  Orders must be placed by March 21.

The United Way KFL&A's annual "Period Promise" (formerly Tampon Tuesday) donation drive in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox, and Addington (KFL&A) region runs from March 1st to March 31st, encouraging community members to donate menstrual hygiene products. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

What: The Period Promise Donation Drive, formerly known as Tampon Tuesday, is an annual event organized by the United Way KFL&A to collect menstrual hygiene products for those in need within the region.

When: The drive runs from March 1st to March 31st.

Why: The initiative aims to address period poverty, where individuals who menstruate may struggle to afford basic menstrual hygiene products.

What to donate: Community members are encouraged to donate tampons, pads, liners, and other menstrual hygiene products.

Where to donate: Donations can be dropped off at St. Mark’s Church on Sundays OR at various locations, including Shoppers Drug Mart locations throughout Kingston, as well as at the United Way KFL&A office on Bagot Street. 

Volunteers needed to help distribute posters/notices to various residential buildings in Barrett Court AND a few business locations in the Kingston East area.

Please contact Ann Yaxley if you can assist her. 

Thank you.