Adults Night Out (ADO). Member of the church meet for a pot-lunch dinner every month in a different member's home.

Angel Tree, A Ministry of Prison Fellowship. This program matches the children of inmates with churches that can provide mentorship. During the Christmas season, tags with children's gift wishes are placed on a tree. Volunteers select tags, and purchase and wrap one clothing gift and one fun gift ($20-25 ea.) The gifts are given in the name of the imprisoned parent and Jesus Christ.

Anglican Shoppe.  The Anglican Shoppe has grown to a full small shop.  We have T-shirts and aprons for the Episcopalian, hand carved candle holders by Mr. Owens, hand painted Icons by Brenda Beatty, greeting cards, books of interest, photographs by Mr. Evans, and Prayer Beads by Sister Miriam.  Come and browse from 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Monday-Thursday and on Sunday morning.

Christ's Kitchen. Christ's kitchen is a "soup" kitchen that was founded in the early 1980's as a way to feed the needy of St. Albans. Anyone is welcome, no questions asked. We are open Monday through Thursday and Saturday. A simple breakfast is available at 8:30 AM and a hot lunch is served at 11:00 AM. Volunteers who prepare the meals come from many area churches. Anyone who would like to be a part of this ministry should contact the church at (304) 722-4284.

Episcopal Church Woman (ECW). ECW is a group made up of all women that attend St. Mark's Church. Our goal is to be supportive of the activities of the church. We meet once a month for a covered dish dinner and business meeting. We encourage all women of the church to attend. We hold fund raisers throughout the year such as rummage sales, after-church luncheons, candy sales, and a bazaar, just to name a few. We are currently trying to regroup and restructure this organization and welcome any input to this end.  If you are interested in further information you may contact Gail Byrd, President, by E-mail or call the church office at (304) 722-4284.

Episcopal Youth Fellowship (EYF). This group's various activities include making Easter eggs, hosting the Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner, coordinating the Angel Tree gifts, travel, appearing on a television program, and Christian fellowship.  Barbara Redman is the coordinator.

Ivy Vine. A monthly newsletter produced by Susan Day.  The  deadline is the 22nd of the previous month.

Library. St. Mark's has a Parish library with nearly 2,000 volumes. The catalog is computerized. Rebecca Sheppard Rodak is the librarian.

National Cathedral:  The National Cathedral is represented by information and some museum store articles for sale at the Anglican Shoppe at St. Mark's.  Come and learn more about the National Cathedral and how you can join.  West Virginia Major State Day activities were held January 27, 2008.

Old Church: Our Old Church is up and running with regular Sunday night Compline services at 7:00 PM and Wednesday night service and Holy Eucharist at 7:00 PM.  We are available for private tours, weddings and for school tours.  Please call for more information.  

Prayer Chain. Coordinated by Nadeen Eastwood, the Prayer Chain consists of approximately 30 individuals organized into four groups.

Publicity People.  To publicize your church happening, contact Susan Day or Rebecca Sheppard Rodak.

Sunday School.  There are two classes Sunday morning, one preschool to seven and the other eight-12 years old taught by Heather Gill and Kathy Hanley.