MARK STREET UNITED CHURCH
WELCOME
If you are thinking about or even a little curious about “church”, we encourage you to drop by and check us out. We are known as the House of Friendship and look forward to meeting you – and remember, church today is much more than Sunday service.
Special events and activities are an important part of life at Mark Street and we recognize the benefit of input and ideas from our newest members.
Again, we invite you to join us knowing we will benefit from your presence at Mark Street.
A SERVICE OF DEDICATION

We Like Questions
Will I be welcome?
Absolutely. We warmly welcome everyone, just as they are. No matter your background, beliefs, or where you are on your journey, you belong here.
What should I wear?
Whatever feels comfortable for you. Some people like to dress up, while others wear jeans or casual clothes. We're just glad you're here.
Do I need to bring money?
Not at all. We do take up an offering during the service, but giving is completely optional. If you’re visiting, your presence is more than enough.
Are children welcome?
Yes—we love children! Their energy and joy are a blessing. We offer engaging children’s activities during the service, so they can learn, make new friends, and have fun in a safe and welcoming space.
What can I expect during a service?
Our services usually include music, prayer, a short message, and moments to reflect. You don’t need to know or do anything in advance—just come as you are.
Do I have to be a Christian to attend?
No. Everyone is welcome, regardless of faith background or beliefs. Whether you're exploring faith or returning after time away, you're invited to join us.
Is the building accessible?
Yes. Our facility is wheelchair accessible, and we strive to make everyone feel comfortable and included. If you have specific needs, we’re happy to help—just let us know.
Can I talk to someone before I visit?
Of course! We’d love to connect with you beforehand. Just reach out via phone, email, or social media, and someone from our team will be in touch.



