There's a sense of anticipation as Mark begins his account. Explore uncertainty, expectation and connection: uccf.at/2LBBf96 smarterqueue.com/video/8769039

Mark's Gospel is full of stories about people asking questions and searching for purpose. He records their encounters with Jesus, a historical figure surrounded by mystery. These stories and the man they depict have changed history. Explore Jesus with us. Start here.

More than 50% of the Bible is written in story form. Stories capture our imagination, helping us to understand non-material realities: what is it like to have hope, to be loved, to be forgiven? Mark’s Gospel is a story full of stories. Read with us: uccf.at/2LdzoHm

‘Mark’s style is fresh, vivid and breathless. The episodes come in rapid succession like snapshots that together begin to build a picture.’ Do you find reading the Bible intriguing or exciting? Why / why not? Reply to share your perspective.

Explore purpose, identity and belonging. Watch the videos, share with a friend and discuss what you've seen. uccf.at/2NelUQZ

‘The atmosphere felt really real and I was really able to understand how amazing it must have been for the people.’ Experience what it must have been like to be there. Find a production of The Mark Drama, or read, watch and discuss: uccf.at/2H2ICsg .

It's #InternationalDayOfHappiness, so we've had a look back at #UncoverJohn to say what Jesus has to say about a wedding, celebration and joy: uccf.at/2WawKYX What do you think? What brings you lasting happiness? 👰 🎉 🍾 smarterqueue.com/video/12304547

'He wants to be able to have a real relationship with them'. What do the instances of healing in Mark's Gospel tell us about the characters in the story? Find a production near you, or explore the story for yourself with our online discussion guides: uccf.at/2FytJuU

What's unique about the Mark Drama? Callom, who has played the central figure of Jesus as well as directing productions, tells us more. Explore the story online, or get in touch to find out more about putting on a production: uccf.at/2U3xCSk

No props. No costumes. No professionals. Mark's Gospel, in 90 minutes. Get in touch to find out how you could put on a performance of The Mark Drama at your uni.

We're loving this album from Joe Smith with songs inspired by Mark's story and the stories of those he meets. Listen to the full studio album: uccf.at/2OTDmbQ

Inspired by Mark's account and the stories within it. Listen to the full studio album, 'Desert Rain', from singer-songwriter Joe Smith: uccf.at/2YRCZ65 smarterqueue.com/video/12587634

Did Jesus ever claim to be king? And what kind of king would he be? Explore Mark's historical account of Jesus' life, and discuss what you make of it: uccf.at/2qUkstl

Mark’s message is good news about the arrival of a King who will change everything. His excitement is infectious. His style is fresh, vivid and breathless. He draws us in; telling his story as you would tell a secret. #ReadMark with us. 1-16 November. uccf.at/34j5aNf

With so much uncertainty, there is no better time to explore who Jesus is. All of the Uncover resources are available online. #Unvover uccf.at/2UAedGf

'Many of us find ourselves looking for more substantial hope, for something or someone that will see us through life as it really is... In Jesus true hope can be found.' What better time is there to explore more about Jesus? uccf.at/2JfUOVG smarterqueue.com/video/18720780

In all the uncertainty and isolation, it is so important that we don't neglect our mental health. Listen to Abi's story about dealing with depression as a Christian. uccf.at/39xAmu4

Many of us are motivated by the hope of a better future – for ourselves, our loved ones and our world. Where do people you know look for motivation and hope? How hopeful do you feel about the future? uccf.at/2wHx6iM

Now more than ever, lots of us are motivated by the hope of a better future – for ourselves, our loved ones and our world. How do you feel about the future right now? Read Uncover Mark study A to find out why Jesus can make uncertainty easier to face. uccf.at/2WzoXVL

Mark's Gospel opens with a quest for meaning and purpose. Where do you find your purpose? #ReadMark uccf.at/2NvuWHl