What is the premier commandment? That is the question that Jesus is asked by a scribe in the Temple at Jerusalem. Ian Wallis takes us to what Jews of Jesus' time would have understood as the answer to that question, and why Jesus' answer, linking loving God with loving our neighbour, is so radically different. That provides the platform for our forthcoming Lent study groups.

A reflection with the children of the congregation on: 'I am the light of the world'(John: 8). NB the first thirty seconds of the recording has a technical problem

This Sunday marks the end of the week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Ian Wallis suggests 'symphony' might be a helpful and biblically-inspired analogy.

An epiphany is a moment of revelation, or realization. In this season of Christ’s Epiphany, Michael Bayley explores the message of suffering, redemptive hope in Isaiah and John the Baptist.

Lu Sherratt-Love returns to the congregation of St Mark's, now ordained. Her subject is the Epiphany feast of the Baptism of Christ

Epiphany is the festival celebrating the Coming of the Magi. Ian Wallis invites us to consider not who they were, but what is their significance

The first Sunday after Christmas, Jonathan Williamson talks about God's presence in the fragile and vulnerable parts of our lives

For this, the third Sunday in Advent, we are delighted to welcome The Revd Felicity Cowling-Green to the pulpit at St Mark’s. She is the part-time Chaplain at the Sheffield Children’s Hospital.

This is Advent Sunday. The gospel reading from Matthew inspired the statue in from the United Nations, which features in the attached image. It is from today's readings from Isaiah and Matthew that Janet Morley gives us a programme for Advent. It is not one of passive complacency in the face of the way things are, but of preparedness for 'radical hope'

Anne Padget reflects on memory, what it means for our sense of identity, for finding sense and value in our lives, and how we shall ourselves be remembered.