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.

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.

September 30 marks our National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The day honours the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. 

We will commemorate the day during our worship time on September 27.

For worship that day you are invited to wear orange as a sign of remembering, solidarity, and commitment to seeking healing. 

The ACW Frontenac Regional Meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 6^th at St. Peter’s Anglican Church-Collins Bay (4333 Bath Road, Kingston K7M 4Z1). 

St. Mark’s Special Projects Group are planning to sell home made pies on Saturday October 10 in the church hall as a Thanksgiving fundraiser.

We are encouraging each St. Mark’s family to please provide two home made pies, either frozen or fresh, baked or unbaked, in a 9.4” size foil container, placed in zip lock bag, with label indicating type of pie and instructions for baking if required.

We ask that pies be delivered to the church hall on Saturday October 10, between 9 to 10 am.  Pies can be picked up between 11 am and 1 pm

 This is a new fundraiser idea for St. Mark's and we hope we can make it successful!!  Please speak to Heather Grimshaw or Jeannette Calmettes if you need more information.