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Who We Are: An Invitation

St. Mark’s and St. John’s (SMSJ) is a center for mission and spiritual home where everyone is embraced exactly as they are. Together we share God's love by living out a Benedictine Spirituality where we work with, listen to and love all those we encounter. ​We are committed to accompanying our neighbors, especially those living in extreme poverty, because we believe that's what Jesus would do.   

 

We pray for humility recognizing that "church" has not always been a safe and healing place for people over the past 125+ years of our history particularly for people of color, those in the LGBTQ+ community and women. And for this we earnestly pray for forgiveness.  

 

If you are looking to be part of a community that's eager to love, that will challenge you, and pray with and for you, this might be the right one for you!

Who We Are: Our Team

Who We Are: Our Volunteers

SMSJ relies on the time, talents, and hearts of volunteers from our own backyard and across the greater Rochester area. We'd love to have you with us!

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Vestry

Robert Caruso

Dave Everson

Heather Gilfoy

Ella Gruel

Theresa Harte

Michele Holmes

Sharon Kowalski

Nancy Ramsay

Nancy Willer

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EDEN Mission Programs

Joe Casper

Terri & Steve Censak

Mary Estey

The Rev'd Mike Finn

Mary Ellen Forszt

Sharon Kowalski

Jane Munt

Nancy Ramsay

Gary & Ginnie Schindler

Deb & Walt Snyder

Nancy Willer

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Volunteer Groups

Nazareth University

Phi Psi Service Fraternity

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church

St. John Fisher University

Teen Empowerment

Titan Service Scholars

University of Rochester

Who We Are: Our Partners

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Contact​

Location

1245 Culver Road

Rochester, NY 14609

Office phone: 585-654-9229

Send Us an Email

Office Hours:

Tuesday-Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Pastoral Meetings by Appointment

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Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we gather as guests on the ancestral land of the Seneca Nation, a member of the Haudenosaunee/Six Nations Confederacy. Today, this region is still the home to the Haudenosaunee people, and we are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, pray, and share ideas in this territory.

Affiliation​

Member of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester

Affiliated with the Episcopal Church 

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