The session and congregation of St. Mark support several programs that reach out into the local community, the state, the nation, and the world.
AA Casa Group
Don't face addiction alone! Embarking on the path to addiction recovery can be a daunting and challenging journey, but it’s important to remember that you don’t have to face it alone. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings offer a supportive and empowering environment for individuals seeking to overcome alcohol addiction. Finding the right AA Meeting is a crucial step towards building a strong foundation for your recovery and can positively impact your journey towards a healthier, sober life. Meeting dates and times at St. Mark Presbyterian Church can be found by clicking on the link above.
Don't face addiction alone! Embarking on the path to addiction recovery can be a daunting and challenging journey, but it’s important to remember that you don’t have to face it alone. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings offer a supportive and empowering environment for individuals seeking to overcome alcohol addiction. Finding the right AA Meeting is a crucial step towards building a strong foundation for your recovery and can positively impact your journey towards a healthier, sober life. Meeting dates and times at St. Mark Presbyterian Church can be found by clicking on the link above.
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Austin Street Center
At Austin Street Center, clients are not only provided emergency housing, but much needed hope for a plan and a path forward. Serving as one of Dallas’ largest homeless shelters for more than three decades, Austin Street Center and its team of dedicated servant leaders transforms lives with innovative programs and individualized plans that #HelpThemHome through permanent housing solutions. On the fifth Sunday of the months containing five Sundays, the members of St. Mark make sandwiches and deliver them, along with snacks and cookies, to the Austin Street Center in Dallas. |
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Bryan Adams High School Leadership Academy
Vision: 100% of Bryan Adams students will graduate with the confidence and skills to seek and solve complex problems of the world. Mission: Every day Bryan Adams High School ensures that each student is provided an excellent educational experience that maximizes academic achievement, so that all students can compete successfully in a global market Motto: "Striving for Excellence" Core Values: Tenacious - Collaborative - Reflective |
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Carter BloodCare
Carter BloodCare provides lifesaving transfusion resources to more than 200 medical facilities in over 50 counties throughout North, Central, and East Texas. Each year, more than 440,000 units of blood products are provided to meet patients’ treatment requirements. Carter BloodCare’s services include collection, processing, specialized laboratory testing, storage, and distribution of blood and blood components. |
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Casa View Haven Neighborhood Association
Casa View Haven Neighborhood Association (CVHNA) exists to improve the quality of life, sense of community, and pride in our neighborhood. Through the established committees, CVHNA is striving to attract neighborhood participation and pride. Opportunities abound for you to meet your neighbors and invest in Casa View Haven.
Casa View Haven Neighborhood Association (CVHNA) exists to improve the quality of life, sense of community, and pride in our neighborhood. Through the established committees, CVHNA is striving to attract neighborhood participation and pride. Opportunities abound for you to meet your neighbors and invest in Casa View Haven.
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Greater Casa View Alliance
Greater Casa View Alliance (GCVA) is an association of like-minded neighborhood leaders from 11 of the 17 designated neighborhoods along north Ferguson Road from Oates to LBJ. It was formed in 2008 to represent the common overall interests of the entire GCVA area, to infuse vibrancy into the GCVA area, to serve as an advocate and a conduit to/from City Hall and to be a voice for forgotten “far east” Dallas. |
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Ferguson Road Initiative
The mission of the Ferguson Road Initiative (FRI) is to engage and empower a community of advocates to advance a safe, beautiful, prosperous and proud community in Far East Dallas. |
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The Ministry of Hope
Established in 1999, the Ministry of Hope is a Malawi, Africa based organization, founded and directed by Malawians. The Ministry of Hope is best identified as a Community Based Orphan Ministry. This program is a Christian response to the rising tide of orphaned, abandoned and HIV positive babies in Malawi. It is affiliated with Nkhoma Synod of the C.C.A.P. but is open to all needy children. |
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Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services
Presbyterian Children's Home and Services brings hope to the lives of children and families in need by providing Christ-centered care and support. With faithful support from individuals, churches and foundations, they serve nearly 4,500 children and families across three states every year. St. Mark helps by providing funds, supplies, and volunteers. |
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White Rock Center of Hope
Founded as a non-profit organizationin 1988, what started as a food pantry serving two zip codes, White Rock Center of Hope has expanded to include five east Dallas zip codes (75218, 75228, 75238, 75214, and 75223) where neighbors can access basic needs (Food Pantry, Clothing Closet and Financial Assistance for rent and utilities) and empowerment programs. In 2022, the White Rock Center of Hope helped 6,362 unique individuals thrive. White Rock Center of Hope is supported by a community coalition of over 50 churches and social organizations and is powered by a staff of 10 employees and more than 450 volunteers who cultivate hope by assisting with the basic needs and empowerment programs. |
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St. Mark Presbyterian Church
9999 Ferguson Road Dallas, TX 75228 214-321-6437 [email protected] Sunday Schedule 9:45am - Worship Service |
