Women @ St Mark's
Women's Brunches
Our Women's BRUNCH brings women from all our services together, gives them some time out with God and and opportunity to meet up with each other.
We had a great time in January exploring the pursuit of peace amidst life's chaos. So keep your eye out for more details on next month's topic.
When?
We have all of 2012's dates booked in, so jot them down in your diaries and calendars
Sat 28th April
Sat 30th June
Sat 24th Nov
Time?
10 - 12.30am. Perfect timing for a lie in... if you don't have children!
Where?
In the Durie Hall (We are so sorry we aren't able to provide childcare)
What happens?
10.00am - Fill up on coffee, delicious pastries, fruit and much more
10.45am - Input/discussion/creative activities
12.30pm - Time to go home and enjoy the rest of your Saturday!
We would love to have you! So come along and join us this term - it may change your Saturdays forever!
January Brunch_2012
The Pursuit of Peace
At our January brunch, after copious amounts of fruit salad and chocolate brioche, Anna Mathur spoke about the Pursuit of Peace. She challenged us to think about where we run to in times of chaos, as well as suggesting ways in which we can seek peace within the midst of it.
For more information about our Women's brunches, and to find the dates for your diary, see above.
If you would like to listen to the January talk, or if you weren't able to make it, download it here!
Women's Weekend
"Girls on Tour Again" 25-27 November, 2011.
150 women from St Mark's enjoyed a pre-Christmas break, a brilliant opportunity to get refreshed and re-focussed.
Along with great worship and teaching from our guest speaker, we enjoyed:
- A great new venue with beautiful grounds
- Leisurely mealtimes with delicious buffet food (we can vouch for that!)
- Workshops and seminars
- An array of Saturday afternoon activities including autumnal walks and manicures!
- Chats in the wine bar with Saturday evening entertainment
- Free flowing cappucinos
- Opportunities to meet and make new friends
Speaker:
Anita Cleverly. Anita and her husband Charlie lead St Aldate’s Oxford – one of the city’s largest and most vibrant student congregations. Anita has many passions! High on the list are encouraging women and releasing them into their calling; and developing our love affair with God through prayer (both are key themes developed in her first book ‘Destiny’s Children’). Anita founded the Next Generation Conference in 2005, and is on the international team of a new global prayer network ‘ASK’. We had such an exciting time with her!
New Venue:
We were staying at the lovely De Vere Hotel in Sunningdale.Only a short train ride from Clapham Junction, it was a perfect choice for our weekend away. Have a little look here.

