These resources are for you to use in your homes or with friends or extended family.

From Advent 2025 – Christ the King 2026, we are reading mostly from the Book of Matthew on Sunday Mornings

40 Stories from Matthew every Christian should know.  A series of readings with some reflection questions for at home Bible Study.

Some Resources for the Summer

Fourth Of July Prayers and Reflections Readings from some founding documents combined with prayers for our nation.

Take Home Church for July.  A short service, a reading and some reflection questions for use on vacation.

Take Home Church for August.  A short service, a reading and some reflection questions for use on vacation.

40 Old Testament Stories Every Christian Should Know.  In the Easter Season we don’t read from the Old Testament on Sunday morning.  Here are some stories to keep you connected to that part of Scripture.

Using a Labyrinth.  As the weather gets warmer, explore our local labyrinths.

 

Resources for Daily Prayer

Family Prayers.  Adapted from the Book of Common Prayer to add regular prayer to your family’s schedule.

Noonday Prayers from the Book of Common Prayer.

Compline from the Book of Common Prayer.

Philippians Podcast

Several members of Saint Mark’s gathered to discuss the book of Philippians.  The podcast is the discussion of that book.  Please listen and enjoy.  If you have questions or feedback you can email Pastor Vicki at rector@saintmarkscolumbus.org or Dan Morton at notvmorton@gmail.com.

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Other Resources

40 Stories from Luke Every Christian Should Know.

40 Stories from Mark Every Christian Should  Know. 

Martin Luther King Day activities for home.

Blessing Homes for Epiphany  You will need a piece of chalk

Easter Season Reflections.  A reflection for each week of the Easter Season.

Rogation Day Prayers. Rogation Days are the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday before Ascension Day.  These are days where the church focuses on the natural world.  Traditionally it was a time to pray for a bountiful harvest.  In recent years they have become a time to pray for those who produce our food, to focus on our stewardship of the environment and to celebrate the glory of creation.