Saint Mark's Episcopal Church Charleston Blog

The blessing of our second half of life and latter years is to both understand and accept that what we are now doing is not at all for us...

Mike, started as an altar boy and now is currently a member of the finance committee for The Episcopal Church in South Carolina.

Zach Wallace-Wright is one of the younger members of our church. He and his mom, Kristin, joined Saint Mark’s a couple of years ago and both were confirmed ...

Mrs. Hazel Murray Stewart, born to Richard and Albertha Murray in Charleston, SC on November 4, 1926. She graduated from Avery Institute with honors in 1944...

Did you ever notice this symbol located in the center of the altar? It is a “Christogram” or a religious symbol for Jesus Christ. Originating in Medieval We...

In almost every service, a psalm is read or sung. What exactly are psalms? The Book of Psalms, in the Old Testament of the Bible, is a vast collection of po...

Loretta Haskell joined Saint Mark’s in 2016 and is delighted to be a part of our community. A native of SC, Loretta is an accomplished musician, vocalist and...

We officially began our journey in ministry together almost one year-ago. In fact, it was at last year’s Annual Meeting that our Senior Warden, Aaron Harvey...

The mission of Saint Mark’s, an historical, Black Episcopal Church with a diverse congregation, is to live and grow in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as well as...

Saint Mark was a contemporary of Christ, born in what is now Tunisia/Libya, in Africa. He was born to Jewish parents three to fifteen years after the birth ...