This issue of the Lion’s Mark includes:
- Father Mullen delves into how Lent gives us an opportunity to recall a shared narrative that teaches us the nature of God as well as how to live in community. 
- Details for the Lenten Quiet Day with Sarah Coakley and Vincent Lloyd on Theology, Race, and the Church. 
- Programming for the Saint Mark’s Singers spring performances. Now is a great time to join! 
- Insight from Mother Frazier for how the curriculum for Compass, the formation section for high schoolers, was created. 
- Robert McCormick gives an update on the music ministry and perspective on how he plans the choral music schedule for the year. 
- Upcoming events for February and March along with the Holy Week schedule. 
- In 2023-2024, Saint Mark’s celebrates the 175th anniversary of the founding of the parish, read a little bit of history about our founding and save the date for the first event to celebrate. 
- Thoughts from Hyacinth Iversen, Ministry Resident for Outreach, on how the Food Cupboard continues to see a large influx of new clients. 
- Topics for the Adult Forum in Lent and the first portion of Eastertide from Mother Johnson. 
- Father Moore ponders how the standard definition of words like “parish” and “parishioner” sometimes struggle to accurately reflect the nature of the church and community in the 21st century. 

 
			  		 
            