Come along and join us as we celebrate Holy Communion together with hymns, prayers, readings and liturgy.

We also welcome Charlotte, who will be baptised, as her parents LeAndra and Roberto bring her, along with family and friends.

All are welcome.

Father Chris is back from his break, and welcomes you to join us as we celebrate Holy Communion together.
With hymns, prayers, readings, and of course the Eucharist, we can worship together.

Please look at the hymns on the Home page, along with the Mass setting, so you can listen to the hymns we will be singing, and join in.

After the service there will be refreshments available for everyone in our 15th Century Salone.

All are welcome.

After the service we have a Bring and Share Lunch in our 15th Century Salone.

If you can bring some food and drink to share, that would be wonderful.
Either something you have cooked or prepared yourself, or something bought from the supermarket.

If you can, please label the ingredients so those with allergies can eat safely.

If you cannot bring anything, please feel free to stay anyway!

All are welcome.

Father Ainsley Swift is leading our Communion service whilst Father Chris is away.

Please stay for refreshments after the service to get to know other visitors.

All are welcome.

Here are the hymns we are singing this week.
Click on the link so you can listen to them and join in!

Join us for Holy Communion, as Father Ainsley Swift, the Vicar of Bray, will be leading our services while Father Chris is away.

Refreshments are available after the service in our 15th Century salone.

All are welcome.

Welcome to our Holy Communion service in English.

We invite you to join us after the service for refreshments in our 15th Century Salone.

All are welcome.

Whether you are on holiday, studying or live in Florence, you are warmly welcome to join us as we celebrate Communion.

Please look at our home page so that you can listen to the hymns and pick up the tunes, to help you participate with the worship.

After the service there is always a chance to get to know each other better as we have refreshments in our 15th Century Salone.

Featuring the music of Ravel and more, as well as music from Musical Theatre.

Do you want a great opportunity to meet new people, and see old friends in a safe and informal atmosphere?

If you are in the city on Sunday 20th July, join us after our Choral Eucharist at 12.15, as we share food and drink together in our 15th Centiry Salone.

Very easy, just bring your favourite dish/drink, or if you don’t have access to a cooker/fridge, buy something from a supermarket, and we’ll share what we have.

Please label food so that those with allergies can eat safely.

Our weekly Choral Eucharist is waiting for you to join us.
We begin at 10.30 and have hymns, prayers, Bible readings and of course Holy Communion. All are welcome.

After the service there is always an opportunity to make new friends over coffee, tea and cake.

A time to celebrate the Eucharist together.
Look at our Home page so you can listen to the hymns and Mass setting that we sing,
so you can join in with our worship.

After the service we have refreshments in our 15th Century salone.

ALL are welcome.

In this time of conflict, injustice and uncertainty in the world, we want to offer the opportunity to come together to acknoweldge how we feel, and look for hope for the future of the world.
Using music, silence, art, poetry and a time to reflect.
No politics, no divisive statements; a time to come together.
ALL are welcome.

Join us as we celebrate the Eucharist together.
Everyone is welcome to refreshments after the service in our 15th Century Salone.

This is a group of active writers working on a variety of writing projects. We meet monthly to review and provide feedback on members’ work. 
Are you an aspiring or experienced writer looking for a supportive community of fellow writers?
If so, join us at St. Mark's.  

Join us as we celebrate
Choral Eucharist together.
We sing hymns, read from the Bible, pray , share the peace together
and have Holy Communion.

After the service we have refreshments in our 15th Century Salone.

Come along and enjoy the beautiful choral music of Evensong; a wonderful way to escape the heat and busyness of the day and take a moment to stop and reflect.

The Choir of St John’s Episcopal Church, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, will lead us in this time of worship.

ALL are welcome.

EVERYONE is invited to our bring and share lunch.
It is exactly what is says it is; Bring some food and drink to share with others.
Please label food so those with allergies can eat safely.

It is a wonderful opportunity to meet new people from all over the world, and to meet those friends we have already made, in a relaxing and non-threatening way.

Trinity Sunday is celebrated this Sunday at our Choral Eucharist Service.

ALL are welcome to join us and participate in Holy Communion.

After the service, we have refreshments in our 15th Century Salone to which you are invited.

Writer and New York University faculty member Christine Malvasi will lead this workshop in grounding one's writing--and oneself--in the five senses. The workshop will feature creative prompts and guidance, time to write, and live piano music. No previous writing experience needed.
€15 for use of the space and included refreshments.

For more information, or to reserve your spot, please email: heartspeakworkshop@gmail.com

Join us as we celebrate the Eucharist on this Pentecost Sunday.

All are welcome to share refreshments with us after the service, in our 15th Century Salone.

This is a group of active writers working on a variety of writing projects.

We meet monthly to review and provide feedback on members' work.

Are you an aspiring or experienced writer, looking for a supportive community of fellow writers?

If so, join us at St Mark's English Church.

For more information, please contact George at george@perlov.net

The Enterprise State Community Choir, proudly presents its 2025 Italy Tour.

Free Concert at St Matk’s English Church at 4pm, Thursday 22 May.

Peter has written all the songs, from an album called Touch.
They trace a journey of emotions through inspiring people and places from childhood in England.
Memories and feelings of loss, reassurance and healing.

At a loss of where to eat this Sunday? Why not join us at St Mark’s English Church!

Every third Sunday we invite everyone to bring their favourite dish/beverage, or to buy something from the local suspermarket, that they can share with others.

This way we get to eat a variety of food together, and have the time to make new friends and spend time with those we already know. It is a good way to make new friends in a non-threatening environment.

Please label the ingredients, so that those with allergies can eat safely.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME (even if you have no food to bring).