Social Justice & Equity

How do we participate in Social Justice?

United Methodists and St. Mark’s continue a long tradition of social justice. Methodism’s founder, John Wesley, committed to improving the conditions for the poor, enslaved and imprisoned. This continues through the United Methodist Social Principles, the official stance of the United Methodist Church on social issues. St. Mark’s is addressing these issues in a variety of ways.

Mission Statement

Healing the world and caring for all people through education and social action.

Racial Equity

We condemn racism, ethnocentrism, and tribalism.. – United Methodist Social Principle

LGBTQIA+

We are committed to supporting the equal rights, liberties and protections of all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. – United Methodist Social Principle

Creation Care

All creation is the Lord’s and we are responsible for the ways in which we can use and abuse it. United Methodist Social Principle

Social Principles
John Wesley on Justice
“We gather, connect, and serve so all may experience the love of Christ.”