St Mark’s is the Parish Church of Woodcote, the church for the local community, and is a welcoming family of Christians of all ages

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Coronavirus

• We regret that following a Diocesan ruling St. Mark's church will be CLOSED, and there will be NO public services, until further notice.

• If the weather is good please come and pray in the Garden of Remembrance, making sure you keep to the rules on separation.

• Follow us on Facebook, or look at the News page below for more information as it is made available.

Read Julian's Homily for Lent 5

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Welcome to St. Mark's

There is a strong sense of community surrounding St. Mark’s; many people visit the church and its halls on a weekly basis. But at the heart of all the activity is the witness of the church which for the last hundred years has been the focus of God's presence here, open to all who live in the surrounding streets.



St. Mark's is open daily from 9.00 a.m. until 4.00 p.m. for private prayer, and for those who wish to experience the peace and beauty of the church.

Please spend some time looking through our website, and discover more about who we are and what we do. The ‘About Us’ page is a good place to start.

Click here for more information on upcoming events, or you can go to ‘What’s On’ for News information.

St. Mark's is now part of an United Benefice with St. Swithun's.

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Hire the Church or a Hall

Go to our Lettings page to find out about our excellent facilities for your event.

Regular Hall Lettings

We currently have vacancies for groups wishing to hold regular sessions at St. Mark’s. Please phone Sue Carter for details: 07811 162539. You can see pictures of our hall facilities on the 'Hall Lettings' page.

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Data Protection

We will always keep your personal information secure, and will never distribute, sell, or pass it to any third party. Please click on the links below to see our data protection policy and privacy statement.

Data Protection Policy

Data Protection Privacy Statement

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Safeguarding

St. Mark's takes the safeguarding and care of children and vulnerable adults very seriously. Further information about this will be posted here shortly.

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