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About St. Marks Community Church
St. Marks Community Church, located at 800 North First Street in Jacksonville, Arkansas, serves the local community with a history dating back to its origin as a plant of St. Mark Baptist Church in Little Rock and a rebrand to St. Marks Community Church in 2004. Encompassing over 2 acres with two on-site buildings, the venue offers a welcoming space for gatherings, services, and community events. While the official site does not publish a current seating capacity or chart, historical notes indicate a plan to accommodate around 150 members. This page provides practical details to help you plan a visit, from seating considerations to parking, transportation options, and nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations. We’ve put together reliable, easy-to-use information so you can secure your plans with confidence.
For guests or organizers, we recommend verifying seating and capacity details directly with the venue prior to large events. When staying nearby, consider our trusted affiliate hotel partners for convenient lodging, and explore nearby dining to complete your visit. If you’re looking to attend a program like the Morning Glory prayer or other community events, we’ve got you covered with practical guidance and seamless planning tips.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 800 North First Street, Jacksonville, AR 72076.
- Venue type: Church; originated as a plant of St. Mark Baptist Church, Little Rock, and renamed to St. Mark Community Church in 2004.
- Property: over 2 acres with two buildings on site.
- Capacity/seating chart: no current official capacity or seating chart published; historical notes mention planning to accommodate about 150 members.
- Parking: parking details are not published on the official site.
- Nearby hotels: Best Western Jacksonville Inn (1600 John Harden Drive) and Jacksonville Inn (200 T P White Drive).
- Notable events: 2006 scholarship fund; daily Morning Glory prayer conference call.