Ascension of Our Lord
"Christ is Risen! (Again!)"
Forty is a significant number in the Bible, and the church has kept Ascension on the fortieth day of Easter. That Christ ascended to God the Father to reign over life and death is another way to say that Christ rose from the dead. Thus the Ascension is another Easter Day. Come and see!
Download the Order of Worship here to join in the singing, readings, and prayers.
We invite you to gather elements at home to participate in Communion: bread or crackers, plus wine or juice.
St. Mark’s welcomes all to the table! We hope that you will join us.