getting here
Attending Worship
Service of Holy Communion
1900 St. Paul Street
Park in our free parking lot:
corner of St. Paul and 20th Street
Sanctuary Door: to the right of the wheelchair ramp
Office Door: to the left of the wheelchair ramp. Look for the red "office" sign
Sunday, 11 am
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By Car
From I-83:
Take the North Avenue exit.
Turn left heading east on North Avenue.
At the third traffic light, Charles Street, turn left (north) for two blocks to 21st Street.
Turn right on 21st Street and then right on St. Paul Street.
Turn right onto 20th Street to access our parking lot.
Public Transportation
Check with the MTA for the latest bus schedule.
By bus from the north side of Baltimore:
Take Southbound #3 Line down St. Paul Street. The nearest stop, North Avenue and St. Paul Street, is one block south. We're also on the # 61 Line (same stop) which only runs on weekdays.
By bus from downtown, Charles Street:
Take Northbound #3 or #11. St. Mark’s is one block east of Charles Street, and one block north of North Avenue.
By bus from the east or west:
Take #13 bus crosses North Avenue. Get off at North Avenue and St. Paul Street, just south of the church.
There’s a light rail station, west of the church on North Avenue, accessible by bus (#13) which stops at North Avenue and St. Paul Street, one block south of the church.
We're located about four blocks north of Penn Station on St. Paul Street, but note there is no light rail or MARC service for Penn Station on Sundays. Check with the MTA for information on weekday rail service into Penn Station.
Parking lot
We have our own parking lot at the corner of St. Paul and 20th Streets. The entrance is on 20th Street, just west of St. Paul Street and is immediately across from the church.
Accessibility
The St. Mark’s sanctuary is accessible by wheelchair ramp, located at the front of the building. An accessible restroom is located on the first level.
All worship bulletins are large print.
Hearing Impairment
Microphones are always used during the worship service. Hearing devices are also available at the entrance. Just ask the usher, or look for the basket on the table in the Narthex.
Children and Teens
Children and teenagers are warmly invited to be a part of worship, and welcome to participate fully. There are lots of sights, smells, and sounds to take in. Even the smallest children can bow as the cross passes and learn to make the sign of the cross.
Children can pick up a "Lion Cubs" bag on the way into worship, filled with toys and activities to keep their hands busy as they pray. Toward the beginning of worship, they will be invited to attend Children’s Church, which takes place in the chapel during worship. It’s a time to hear a story of our faith with two trained adults. They return to receive communion with the congregation.
Older children and teenagers may be interested in playing a role in worship, such as carrying the cross, reading scripture, or ushering. Contact Pastor Emily if you're interested.
Children's sounds are welcome in the sanctuary, but if you need a quiet space for your child during worship, you're welcome to head across the hall outside the sanctuary where there’s space to roam.