At St Mark’s, we aim to be the people of God in this place and to work to make God more real for our community.

You can find our safeguarding information by clicking here. We are committed to safeguarding as an integral part of our ministry and mission, promoting a safer culture and the welfare of every child, young person and adult. We offer a welcome to all.

Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is James Gorick. James can be contacted at safeguarding@stmarksnewnham.org.

Worship with us

All are welcome to join us for services which are normally at 8am and 9.30am on a Sunday, 9am on weekdays, and 11am each Tuesday. Find pew sheets and recent sermons on our Service Pattern page.  The church building is also open each day for quiet prayer, a moment to pause and reflect.  All welcome.

Keep in touch

If you would like to keep up-to-date with news and events from St Mark’s, please sign up for our weekly bulletin.

NOTE: We are having some technical difficulties with Mailchimp, the service which provides the weekly email. As we work to resolve those, please see below for the Food Bank information this week:


FOODBANK COLLECTIONS

Please bring donations for the foodbank to church on Sunday 12th April, or Thursday 16th April, to 19 Kings Road (Eleanor Scott) 9am-3pm, or 1 Millington Road (Rosey Gardiner) 8am-6pm.

The list of items most needed currently is here:

  • Cleaning spray
  • Instant coffee
  • Long-life juice
  • Long-life milk
  • Noodles
  • Snacks (e.g. crisps, cereal bars, etc)
  • Sponge puddings
  • Tinned pulses
  • Tinned pasta
  • Tinned rice pudding
  • Tinned fruit
  • Tinned tomatoes
  • Tinned vegetables
  • Washing powder
  • Washing up liquid


In addition to the monthly foodbank collections coordinated by Rosey Gardiner and Eleanor Scott, there is also a weekly foodbank collection from the postbox island in Gough Way (off Barton Road) every Tuesday morning from 11am to 12 noon. Alternatively donations may be left up to the Thursday evening in the black plastic box on the driveway of 14 Wootton Way.

You can find our parish magazine, Seek, here.

Find us

The church is on Barton Road in the Newnham area of Cambridge. The community centre is located just behind the church – enter via the footpath or, if driving, the entry from the road will lead you to the church carpark.