Welcome to St. Mark the Evangelist
Orthodox Church
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We are a community of Orthodox Christian believers, desiring to experience, grow and share God's love and his faith with those around us. We are a multi ethnic group, worshiping together as one community. All of our services are in English.

Come and See 
At St. Mark the Evangelist Orthodox Church, you will find that:
  • You are welcome here! We are always honored to have visitors join us for worship and fellowship. Greeters are available to answer questions and provide outlines of services.
  • Our children worship with us. If you have young children, they are welcome here, too. If you need to step out of the church with your child, you are not disturbing us. We do have a cry room available in the back for those who need it, but we expect Christian children to be raised in the Church and to do that, they have to be in the Church
Please plan to join us for our fellowship hour with refreshments after the Liturgy. We would love to meet and have a chat with you. 

If you are in the Yorkton area, we would love to have you come to one of our services or events. You will find us as a melting pot of all nationalities, backgrounds, and professions. Please come join our worship and celebration of Christ!
On worship

He demands our worship, our obedience, our prostration. Do we suppose that they can do Him any good, or fear, like the chorus in Milton, that human irreverence can bring about “His glory’s diminution”? A man can no more diminish God’s glory by refusing to worship Him than a lunatic can put out the sun by scribbling the word “darkness” on the walls of his cell. But God wills our good, and our good is to love Him (with that responsive love proper to creatures) and to love Him we must know Him: and if we know Him, we shall in fact fall on our faces. If we do not, that only shows that what we are trying to love is not yet God—though it may be the nearest approximation to God which our thought and fantasy can attain.

From The Problem of Pain
Compiled in Words to Live By
C. S. Lewis