St. Mark's Plainview

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is a historic parish located at 710 Joliet Street in Plainview, Texas. Founded in 1910 as a mission by four communicants under the leadership of Ven. Edwin Weary, the parish has grown over more than a century into an active worshipping community rooted in Episcopal liturgical tradition. The church is currently served by supply clergy and holds its principal Sunday service — Holy Eucharist, Rite II — at 10:00 AM each week, with Rite I celebrated on the third Sunday of each month.

St. Mark's describes itself as a community that joyfully and unconditionally welcomes all people. This commitment to inclusivity shapes both its internal parish life and its engagement with the broader Plainview community. The parish participates in ecumenical efforts, most notably through its co-founding role in the Faith in Sharing House (F.I.S.H.), a hunger-relief ministry serving Hale County since 1985.

This wiki documents St. Mark's Plainview for research and organizational reference purposes. It draws on the parish's official website pages — including its home page, About Us history, worship schedule, FAQ, and ministry pages — to build a structured, cross-linked knowledge base. All source pages are catalogued alongside entity and concept entries to support easy navigation and ongoing synthesis.

Donations and general inquiries may be directed to the parish at 710 Joliet Street, Plainview, TX. The wiki will continue to grow as additional content is ingested from parish sources.