St Mark
Sheffield South Yorkshire
S10 2SG
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Who we are
St Mark is serving the Sheffield community and engaging and encouraging others through a life-changing journey in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
Our mission is to nurture a diverse and welcoming community, committed to following fearlessly wherever God is leading us and make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of Sheffield and the world!
Our mission is to nurture a diverse and welcoming community, committed to following fearlessly wherever God is leading us and make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of Sheffield and the world!
Location of worship
Church Pastor
The Revd Susan HAMMERSLEY
Incumbent
Sheffield,
South Yorkshire
S10 2SG
United Kingdom
Phone: 0114 266 3613
Denomination
Church of England
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The Revd Susan HAMMERSLEY
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Incumbent
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St Mark Service Times
Sunday
Holy Communion
Holy Communion - Book of Common Prayer
This is a half hour service, using the traditional service of 1662.
Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 40 minutes
The Parish Communion
This is our main act of worship for the whole community. There is a crèche and childrens groups. Afterwards there is a cup of tea or coffee and lunch is served at 12.15 pm for those who would like to stay.
On the First Sunday of the month the eucharist is an all age celebration, involving the children and young people in the liturgy. All baptised people are invited to receive communion, including children.The liturgy follows the pattern of Common Worship but incorporates worship material from Iona and many other sources.
Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour
Night Prayer
The second main service of the day. This service is more informal, lasts about 45 minutes and always has a good period of silence! Often we use liturgies from Iona and Taize and on the first Sunday in the month share an informal communion. Tea and coffee are served afterwards.
Every Sunday at 8:00 PM for ¾ hour
Monday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Monday at
Tuesday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Tuesday at
Wednesday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Wednesday at
Thursday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Thursday at
Friday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Friday at
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Holy Communion
Holy Communion - Book of Common Prayer
This is a half hour service, using the traditional service of 1662.
Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 40 minutes
The Parish Communion
This is our main act of worship for the whole community. There is a crèche and childrens groups. Afterwards there is a cup of tea or coffee and lunch is served at 12.15 pm for those who would like to stay.
On the First Sunday of the month the eucharist is an all age celebration, involving the children and young people in the liturgy. All baptised people are invited to receive communion, including children.The liturgy follows the pattern of Common Worship but incorporates worship material from Iona and many other sources.
Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour
Night Prayer
The second main service of the day. This service is more informal, lasts about 45 minutes and always has a good period of silence! Often we use liturgies from Iona and Taize and on the first Sunday in the month share an informal communion. Tea and coffee are served afterwards.
Every Sunday at 8:00 PM for ¾ hour
Monday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Monday at
Tuesday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Tuesday at
Wednesday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Wednesday at
Thursday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Thursday at
Friday
Weekday Worship
Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday.
Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm.
The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year.
There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross.
For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries.
Every Day
Every Friday at
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St Mark History
St Mark FAQs
Question: Where is St Mark located?
Answer: St Mark is located at , Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
Question: Who is St Mark's pastor?
Answer: St Mark's pastor is The Revd Susan HAMMERSLEY.
Question: What time is service at St Mark?
Answer: Sunday Holy Communion Holy Communion - Book of Common Prayer This is a half hour service, using the traditional service of 1662. Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 40 minutes The Parish Communion This is our main act of worship for the whole community. There is a crèche and childrens groups. Afterwards there is a cup of tea or coffee and lunch is served at 12.15 pm for those who would like to stay. On the First Sunday of the month the eucharist is an all age celebration, involving the children and young people in the liturgy. All baptised people are invited to receive communion, including children.The liturgy follows the pattern of Common Worship but incorporates worship material from Iona and many other sources. Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour Night Prayer The second main service of the day. This service is more informal, lasts about 45 minutes and always has a good period of silence! Often we use liturgies from Iona and Taize and on the first Sunday in the month share an informal communion. Tea and coffee are served afterwards. Every Sunday at 8:00 PM for ¾ hour Monday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Monday at Tuesday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Tuesday at Wednesday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Wednesday at Thursday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Thursday at Friday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Friday at
Question: What is St Mark's website?
Answer: http://www.stmarkssheffield.co.uk
Question: What denominaiton is St Mark?
Answer: St Mark belongs to Church of England denomination.
Answer: St Mark is located at , Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
Question: Who is St Mark's pastor?
Answer: St Mark's pastor is The Revd Susan HAMMERSLEY.
Question: What time is service at St Mark?
Answer: Sunday Holy Communion Holy Communion - Book of Common Prayer This is a half hour service, using the traditional service of 1662. Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 40 minutes The Parish Communion This is our main act of worship for the whole community. There is a crèche and childrens groups. Afterwards there is a cup of tea or coffee and lunch is served at 12.15 pm for those who would like to stay. On the First Sunday of the month the eucharist is an all age celebration, involving the children and young people in the liturgy. All baptised people are invited to receive communion, including children.The liturgy follows the pattern of Common Worship but incorporates worship material from Iona and many other sources. Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour Night Prayer The second main service of the day. This service is more informal, lasts about 45 minutes and always has a good period of silence! Often we use liturgies from Iona and Taize and on the first Sunday in the month share an informal communion. Tea and coffee are served afterwards. Every Sunday at 8:00 PM for ¾ hour Monday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Monday at Tuesday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Tuesday at Wednesday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Wednesday at Thursday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Thursday at Friday Weekday Worship Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.30 am on Monday, 7.45 am on Wednesday and Friday and at 10.30 am on Thursday. Evening Prayer is said daily in the (Chapel) (not Saturday) at 5.00 pm. The church is always open for prayer from early morning to 5.30 pm every day of the year. There is the opportunity to browse the card stall, read magazines, write up prayer requests and light a candle if you wish by the Taize cross. For much of the day there will be a person on welcome duty to answer any queries. Every Day Every Friday at
Question: What is St Mark's website?
Answer: http://www.stmarkssheffield.co.uk
Question: What denominaiton is St Mark?
Answer: St Mark belongs to Church of England denomination.
"He who has learned to pray has learned the greatest secret of a holy and happy life."William Law
St Mark listing was last updated on the 3rd of June, 2016
