Sheffield: St Mark, Broomhill, Sheffield

St. Mark's Church serves the communities of Broomhill and Broomhall in Sheffield. Situated in the university and hospital suburb of Sheffield, we welcome people from all walks of life and from all corners of the globe.We are a friendly and inclusive church and home to the Centre for Radical Christianity (CRC).

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The Revd Dr I G WALLIS
St Mark's Vicarage
4 St Mark's Crescent
Sheffield
0114-267 0362 Mobile 07717-417760

Regular Services

Sunday

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 Sunday at

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

Saturday

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 Saturday at

Calendar of forthcoming services and events

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