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Artworks Glendale:

A new program of St. Mark's which seeks to provide free workshops in the arts to underserved children in the Glendale area. For more information or to become involved in this exciting new ministry, please contact Susie Fowler Kenny (fowler.kenny@sbcglobal.net or 818.248.3301).

Cristo Rey/Diocese of Mexico: 
St. Mark's companion relationship with the mission parish of Cristo Rey on the outskirts of Mexico City. For information or to become involved in this evolving relationship with our brothers and sisters in the Diocese of Mexico, please contact Susie Fowler Kenny (fowler.kenny@sbcglobal.net or 818.248.3301).

Food Cabinet: 
St. Mark's collects non-perishable food items and paper goods for the food cabinet. The items collected will either be used by St. Swithin's, Food for Body & Soul (FFB&S), or donated to First United Methodist's food cabinet.  St. Swithin's continues to serve meals on Fridays at the Lord's Kitchen. Useful items include condiments in individual packets, napkins, plastic wear, 8 oz. cups, canned veggies, and large sizes of pasta and pasta sauce, tuna, etc.

Food for Body and Soul: 
Prepares and serves an afternoon meal each Sunday of the year to the homeless, rotating locations each month at various churches in the Glendale area. To volunteer, lend financial support or for more information, contact Monique Poon (monique923@earthlink.net or 818.500.8390).

In addition to feeding Glendale's needy on Sundays, FFB&S now coordinates the Lord's Kitchen.

Habitat for Humanity:
Contact David Lazier (david.lazier@nelsonusa.com or 818.241.7921) to become a volunteer, give financial support, or get answers to your questions about this worldwide organization dedicated to building homes for families who might otherwise never own a home.

Hillsides Home for Children:
Hillsides creates safe places for children by treating abuse, neglect and  mental illness; strengthening families; providing special education; and  advocating for children's rights. For more information, and to participate in St. Mark's annual Christmas collection of gifts for the children of Hillsides, contact Elaine Loke, parish secretary (eloke@stmarksglendale.org or 818.240.3860).

Jubilee Consortium: 
St. Mark's is a supporting parish of this 4-parish collective within the diocese of L.A., each of which is located in urban, inner-city neighborhoods, with the goal of creating safe and healthy neighborhoods through health, youth leadership and culturnal enrichment programs. For information about Jubilee Consortium, St. Mark's current involvement in its mission, and to lend a hand, contact Susie Fowler Kenny (fowler.kenny@sbcglobal.net or 818.248.3301)

Parish Nurse & Health Ministry: 
A ministry of St. Mark's which serves both parish members and the wider community by offering health and wellness information, clinics and resources to the underserved in the Glendale area. For more information or to take part in this ministry, contact Carol Hardesty (carjimhar@sbcglobal.net or 626.793.2053).

Project Achieve:
An integrated case management program committed to ending homelessness in the greater Glendale area by providing employment, health care, housing, mental health, street outreach, substance abuse recovery and veteran services, in addition to providing transitional shelter and transitional housing. For information on becoming a sponsor, offering volunteer services, forming a guest chef team through St. Mark's, or for information, contact Susie Fowler Kenny (fowler.kenny@sbcglobal.net or 818.248.3301).

Project New Hope/St. Swithin's II:
Project New Hope, a program of the diocese, provides a variety of services to HIV+ men, women and children in the greater L.A. area. St. Mark's participates in the lunch program of Project New Hope, preparing and serving lunch at the outpatient clinic at County USC medical center the 4th Wednesday of each month. To volunteer for food preparation, transporting and serving food at County USC, or to make a financial contribution, contact Elise Copley (emcopley@sbcglobal.net or 818.265.2094).

St. Swithin's: 
Prepares and serves a hot meal each Friday of the month through the Lord's Kitchen program. To become a volunteer, donate the money needed to purchase the food and supplies, or for more information, contact Elise Copley (emcopley@sbcglobal.net or 818.265.2094). 

In March 2006, St. Mark's will host the Lord's Kitchen.

 

Serving this Friday, March 24th are Jackie Craig, Janet Beers, Tom Madsen, Mary O'Connor, Edith Todora.

 

Additionally, Saint Mark’s gives modest financial support to several diocesan ministries:

The Bishop Gooden Home:
Located in Pasadena, it's mission is to help alcohol and drug addicted men achieve lasting sobriety through a 12 step oriented treatment program which focuses on education and emotional, social and spiritual support. To learn more visit www.bishopgoodenhome.org.

Canterbury USC is the Episcopal campus ministry at the University of Southern California. To learn more contact The Rev’d Glenn Libby, Ph.D., Chaplain, at 213.740.2673, ecusa@usc.edu.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Artworks Glendale

Cristo Rey/Diocese of Mexico

Food Cabinet


Food for Body and Soul

Habitat for Humanity

Hillsides Home for Children

Jubilee Consortium

Parish Nurse & Health Ministry

Project Achieve

Project New Hope/St. Swithin's II

St. Swithin's

The Bishop Gooden Home

Canterbury USC

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