Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral

They have beautiful stained glass windows showing the programs offered by this church back in the day. They had vocational training programs for folks, showers if one didn’t have a shower, camping trip, dentists, socializing etc. This is of course a hundred years ago or so. But it was so heartwarming to see as a fellow theist :)

7 months ago

Came here as part of Doors Open Minneapolis. Building was constructed around the same time as the other churches in this area (circa 1907). The vibe the completely different compared to say St. Mary's across the street. Smaller more intimate setting with more wood rather than stone building material. There were guides very knowledgeable about the history of the building and the charitable work done by the worshippers. Interesting to see how that work was documented and promoted as virtues of the church in the beautiful stained glass windows.

10 months ago

A wonderful community of people who are my neighbors. This place has brought me a lot of Joy and friendship. I visited their Bookstore today they have a large selection of gifts, books and art. Locally made art and specialty items. This is a really cute store. And is generally open during the hours the cathedral is.

2 years ago

I visited Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral with my husband on a weekday afternoon. Everyone we met was kind and welcoming. We were given self guided tour books that explained the history of the congregation and the cathedral. We enjoyed walking around and looking at the rooms and acatucture. We were pleased to see places to go to pray quietly. The building is beautiful. Its well worth a visit.

6 years ago

We attended a concert. There were probably hundreds of musicians. It was lovely, but bathrooms on the level of the sanctuary were in short suppl6 supply.

3 months ago