St Mark's Episcopal Church

St Mark's Episcopal Church

Menu
  • Home
      • We would love to hear from you

        call us: +1 423-496-4681

        Read more
      • Community
        • Learn More
      • Parish life
        • Learn More
      • About us
        • Our Parish
        • Our History
        • Our Windows
        • Our Patron Saint
  • Worship
      • Service Schedule
      • Sermon Archive
          • Fourth Sunday of Easter - May 12, 2019
  • Formation
      • Inquirers' Class
  • Contact
      • Directions

ST. MARK'S CHURCH

Copperhill, TN

Sunday Worship -- in-person and on-line

Join us in church on Sunday morning at 9 or 10:30 for Eucharist
You can access our 10:30 live feed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/stmarkscopperhill/
or you can access the recording of the service here on the website.

Fourth Sunday in Lent

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer D.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Third Sunday in Lent

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer D.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Second Sunday in Lent

Our liturgy is Morning Prayer Rite Two.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
 

First Sunday in Lent

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer D.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Ash Wednesday

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can view the Service Bulletin online.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 5pm.
 

Last Sunday after Epiphany

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Fourth Sunday after Epiphany

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Third Sunday after Epiphany

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.
 

Second Sunday after Epiphany

Our liturgy today is Morning Prayer, Rite Two
Bue to inclement weather in our area, there is no in-person worship today,
but we do offer online worship.
 

First Sunday after Epiphany

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.

First Sunday after Christmas

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 10:30am.

Christmas Day (Candlelit Service)

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 7pm.

Christmas Day (Vigil Service)

Our liturgy is Rite Two with Eucharistic Prayer A.
You can also access the Book of Common Prayer online.
The live stream begins at 4pm.

About St. Mark's

About Us

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is an active worship community of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of East Tennessee.  All supported by dedicated volunteers, and the Priest-in-Charge, The Rev. Erik Broeren.

more info

PARISH LIFE

Parish Life

Life at St. Mark's is rich and diverse with people meeting in the parish on Sunday and throughout the week. We encourage people to get involved with groups and ministries that meet their particular interests, as participants and leaders.

more info

COMMUNITY

Community

Following the example of Christ, who come to serve and not to be served (Mark 10:45), members of St. Mark's Episcopal Church seeks to be active participants in the community through outreach and service.

more info

Worship Schedule

As an Episcopal Church, St. Mark's is a member of the world-wide Anglican Communion.   The Book of Common Prayer, which guides and informs our worship and our prayers, has been “forming” lives in Christ since it was birthed in England in the 16th century. Subsequent editions and revisions throughout the world and the centuries have insured that our worship (or liturgy, as we often call it) is contextually relevant and life-giving.

Holy Eucharist (Holy Communion) is celebrated at all Sunday services and at the Church’s major feast days throughout the year. At celebrations of the Holy Eucharist, all those who gather pray and praise together. Several Bible passages are read aloud. We pray for the needs of the world and the church and offer each other an enthusiastic sign of peace. The service culminates with the Lord’s Supper (the sharing of bread and wine) to which all are invited and welcome. 

Sunday Worship

9:00 am- Morning Prayer
10:30 am- Sunday Eucharist

Both services are celebrated with music.
At Morning Prayer, it is possible to receive communion consecrated at an earlier service.

Feast Days and Holy Days

We celebrate the major days of the Church year, including Christmas, Easter, Pentecost, Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, All Saints Day, and the Feast of St. Francis.

The Holy Sacraments
Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage and Burial Rites are significant celebrations and observances in the ongoing life of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.

Retreats and Seasonal Offerings
Episcopalians follow a liturgical calendar that emphasizes the particular dynamics and rhythms of Christ’s life and, by extension, Christian life. The “message” of the various seasons throughout the year is explored and experienced through retreats, focused book and bible study and prayer practices.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

Parish News

Newsletter & Announcements

Directory

Contact Information

Rota

Serving at Worship

Upcoming Events

Learn More

  • The Episcopal Church
  • What to Expect
  • useful links
  • Directions
  • Prayer Requests

Episcopal and Anglican

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee. The Episcopal Church, having its roots in the Church of England, is also an Anglican Church. Like all Anglican churches, the Episcopal Church is distinguished by the following characteristics: Protestant, yet Catholic; Worship in one's first language; The Book of Common Prayer; Scripture, Tradition, and Reason.  Click here to learn more.

What to Expect When You Visit  - Worship in the Episcopal Church

Sunday is traditionally when Episcopalians gather for worship. The principal weekly worship service is the Holy Eucharist, also known as: the Lord’s Supper, Holy Communion, or Mass. In most Episcopal churches, worship is accompanied by the singing of hymns, and in some churches, much of the service  is sung.

Click here to learn more 

Useful links

Diocese of East Tennessee

The Episcopal Church

The Book of Common Prayer

The Lectionary Page

Episcopal Relief & Development

Episcopal News Service

Directions

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is located at 124 Hill St, Copperhill, TN 37317


Please use the Mapquest map below to create convenient directions from any address. Start your directions by clicking on the place marker on the map.

St. Mark's has its own parking lot and you are free to park there. There is also curbside parking available along our neighborhood streets. There is a separate parking spot behind the church with ramp access into the nave. Our parish house is also located on Hill Street, across from the church.

Prayer Requests

Prayer is one of the most powerful resources of the Church.  St. Mark's maintains a parish prayer list in the back of our church, right at the door as you enter. Parishioners are encouraged to add names to this list each week, or you may contact the church directly with your prayer request.  We pray for the concerns of the congregation during the Prayers of the People which are part of our weekly worship service.

St Mark's Episcopal Church © 2023 Privacy policy
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
134 Hill St, Copperhill, TN 37317
  • agrona
Designed and Maintained by Novare Digital.