We especially pray for this Parish week beginning Jan 20; April 6; June 22; Sep 7; Nov 23 2008 CLICK
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St. Mark's was consecrated in 1897 on the south edge of Mansfield town centre. Following the high Anglican tradition, worship is enhanced by an emphasis on ritual and liturgy, aided by a high standard of music and an experienced serving team.
Sung Parish Eucharist is celebrated at 9.30am each Sunday (followed by time to relax and catch up over refreshments) with Said Mass at 9.15am on Thursdays and 7pm on Tuesdays. For other times of worship (including Saints' Days) please check out our website.
We welcome all ages with term-time provision for young people at Sunday Mass and at teenager monthly happenings. More details on the young people's (ST MARK LIONS) own website: CLICK
In the week, uniformed organisations (Brownies, Guides, three sections of Boys' Brigade) meet in the Henley Hall situated by the Church.
FAIR TRADE stall (usually last Sunday) is available after Mass monthly for you to spend your money on worthy causes!
Social activities (for example, Midsummer Madness and Evening of Humour) as well as events to raise money for others (for instance, Sponsored Snore) are organised throughout the year. Every Thursday from noon to 4pm, an Indoor Car Boot with refreshments takes place in the Henley Hall to raise money for St. Mark's. You may have your own table to sell your goods (£5) or donate items for the St. Mark's table.
St. Mark's enjoys strong links with local schools. The pupils enjoy visiting our Church both for worship and finding out why the Church is there.
This image of Saint Mark (right) may be viewed in St. Mark's, Mansfield >
TO GET TO ST. MARK, MANSFIELD
BUS: Passing outside the Church are Pronto (Nottingham - Mansfield - Chesterfield) daily and Veolia (Dunn Line) 18 (Mansfield - Bellamy Road - Crown Farm) (not Sunday). Ask for the Quarry Lane stop. The Church is about a 10 minute walk from Mansfield Bus Station, served by many buses and coaches. For timetables, CLICK
TRAIN: Mansfield Town railway station is about a 5 minute walk from St. Mark's. (Go down the steps onto the dual carriageway, turn LEFT and keep walking straight towards Nottingham. At the third set of lights St. Mark's is on your left.) The Robin Hood Line runs between Nottingham and Worksop via Mansfield (but not on a Sunday at present). CLICK for timetable.
CAR: The Church lies on the corner of Nottingham Road (A60) and Portland Street (A6009) on the south side of Mansfield town centre. A narrow driveway immediately past the Church leads to the car park. Please CLICK for map.
Save this on your computer to get directly to this page in future: www.mansfielddeanery.org.uk/MANSFIELDMARK
