About Us

There is a friendly little church in Loomis
where the traditions of the Anglican
Communion are celebrated.

Our Mission

To continue following Christ, developing His people and be known for a ministry that:
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• Worships in the Apostolic tradition
  
• Experiences together the joy of the Our Lord
  
• Meets people’s needs while welcoming seekers
  

We enjoy our fellowship together on Sundays as well as at other times, often to share a common meal. We are bound together in our common faith and love for the eternal Trinity: The Father, The Son Jesus Christ, and The Holy Spirit; one God now and forever. We meet to worship, honor and praise God, to confess and ask forgiveness for our sins, and to cleanse or souls and bodies with His Body and Blood by partaking in Holy Communion. We want to know, understand, and follow the teachings of Jesus, who died on the cross to atone for the sins of the world and re-unite humanity into relationship with God.​

Clergy

Rev. Daniel, Deacon

​The Rev. Daniel Park joined us as our Deacon in the fall of 2018. Daniel was ordained Deacon in 2005 and has served as deacon in Wheaton, Illinois, and at St. Anselm’s in Elk Grove, California, beginning in 2015. Between those dates, Daniel served as Executive Director of Christ For Children International in central Mexico. He has been married to his wife Joy for 32 years, and they have three grown children. In his professional life, Daniel is a management consultant in the medical field and travels extensively.
 

In 2017 on October 27th, St. Mark's joined the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin.

The Vision of the Diocese:
To be an Apostolic Community,
Under Authority, that Brings People
to Jesus Christ.

Mission Statement:
As the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin We Will Call and Equip Laity and Clergy to Bring People to and Disciple Them in a Saving Relationship with Jesus Christ.

​In 2011, we were invited to join the Anglican Church in North America and its Diocese of Cascadia. The Right Reverend Kevin B. Allen, our Bishop, officially welcomed our parish into his Diocese and the national church organization. We were excited about our prospects for growth and support as we began a new direction in the established, traditional, orthodox Anglican Faith.