Contact Information
Address: 21 Race Street, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Email: markjhn1@ptd.net
Located on Race Street in historic Jim Thorpe, St. Mark's is a popular tourist attraction because of its stunning architecture and stained glass windows. The church also boasts many memorial gifts from the Packer family, such as the pulpit and brass lectern. This connection to the Packers makes the St. Mark's tour even more interesting as a companion to the Asa Packer Mansion tour.
The Tour Route
The tour begins in the Mary Packer Cummings Memorial Chapel, highlighting the room's marble altar, stained glass windows, and tile floor. After that, the tour proceeds up to the third floor of the church via an original Otis elevator, installed by Mary Packer. Following that is a trip to the Great Hall, which acts as a meeting place for parishioners. The Great Hall also has notable oil murals on its walls.
Finally, the tour enters the main body of the church. The sanctuary is adorned with many priceless Tiffany windows, such as the Rose window (right). The church's marble baptismal font, pipe organ, and tile floor further add to the experience.
The Rerodas
"Rerodas" is a Greek word that roughly translates to "scren behind the altar." Our rerodas is a copy of the one at St. George's chapel in Windsor, England. The St. Mark's rerodas, shown below, is made of Caen stone and was sculpted in many pieces that are now flawlessly joined.

Hours
Tours of the church are offered Tuesday through Saturday, from noon to 4:00 p.m. The tour costs $5 for adults and is free for children.
Special tours for large groups are available by appointment. Please call the parish office at 570-325-2441 for more information.
Virtual Tour
Below is a panoramic virtual tour of our main chapel. You can click and drag to change your viewpoint, shift click to zoom in, and CTRL click to zoom out.
Address: 21 Race Street, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Email: markjhn1@ptd.net
Phone Number:
570-325-2241