The current St Mark’s was constructed on the northern edge of New Canaan in the late-1950s, and embedded in its Modernist design are nods to neo-Gothic architecture. Accompanied by a separate bell tower, the church can seat 600 and has lots of exquisite details, from the vibrant stained glass on three sides to the free-standing altar and floor-to-ceiling reredos adorned with bronze sculpture by Clark Fitzgerald. Every element was designed purposely for this building. St Mark’s is on leafy grounds and becomes the center of attention in New Canaan for the May Fair, featuring rides, games, entertainment, delicious food (strawberry short cake of course) and the huge May Fair White Elephant Tag Sale.

I went here for a Red Cross blood drive. It is a large church on a sprawling property in suburban New Canaan. There was ample parking close to the main building. Seemed like a nice place to come worship!

I'm not Episcopal, but went here for a baptism. I really enjoyed it. Everyone was so friendly and up-beat. Afterwards was coffee hour. It was not only enjoyable but inspirational.

A beautifull church in New Canaan CT. The priests are accessible and amazing. The music and singers are wonderful.

Great church where everyone (white, black, Hispanic, Asian, etc.) forms one unbreakable body.

Attended a meeting of the New Canaan Men's Club in Morrill Hall. What a wonderful space and what a blessing for St Mark's to share this space with the community.

I was there for an American Red Cross Blood Donation. The facility was easy to find, lots of free parking including convenient parking with a ramp.

A place where you can feel at peace with yourself and with your community. Seems like there aren't many places left in the world where you can feel that.

The Annual St. Mark's May Fair is the unofficial start of summer here in New Canaan!

NCMC meets here. Our Friday home.

Beautiful church with knowledgable and welcoming clergy and staff !