How do I ask Mark Clark a question?

Type it into the box at the top of this page and hit submit — no name, no email, nothing to fill out beyond the question itself. Mark addresses the submitted questions live at Hue.Church on Sunday, August 16 at the 10:30 AM service.

Is the question form really anonymous?

Yes, completely. We don't collect your name, email, or phone number with your question — just the question itself. That was the whole point of Round 2: more people were willing to ask what they were really thinking once it was anonymous.

Can I really ask anything?

Yes. Suffering, science, hell, hypocrisy, deconstruction, AI, why God feels silent — nothing is pre-screened and nothing is off-limits. Mark wrote a whole book engaging the hardest objections to faith.

When does Mark Clark answer the questions?

Sunday, August 16, 2026 at the 10:30 AM service. Doors open at 10:15 AM. Hue.Church meets at 2670 El Camino Real, Santa Clara.

No tickets, no charge. Just show up. If you'd like us to save you a seat, use the separate Plan Your Visit link further down this page — it's optional and unrelated to the anonymous question form.

Is this for Christians only?

No — this Sunday is built for anyone wrestling with the hard questions about God. Skeptics, seekers, deconstructors, lifelong believers — there's a seat for you.

Ask Mark Clark Anything, Pt. 2 | Hue.Church

How It Works

Three steps to Sunday.

Your question kicks it off. Then bring someone who's carrying one too.

Ask your question.

Drop it in the box above — one minute, completely anonymous. No name, no email, nothing but the question.

Submit a question

Invite a friend.

Everyone knows someone sitting on a hard question about God. Send them this page — their question goes in the same pile, and we'll see you both Sunday.

Share this page

Hear it answered live.

Sunday, August 16 at 10:30 AM. Mark takes the submitted questions and addresses them live. Want a seat saved? There's a separate option for that below.

Plan your visit

Step 2 · Invite a Friend

Know someone with a question?

The coworker who left church years ago. The friend who "believes in science, not religion." Send them this page — they submit their question anonymously in the same one-minute form, and August 16 becomes the easiest invite you'll ever make.

When they open it, the anonymous question form is the first thing they see. Want to save actual seats for both of you? Use the Plan Your Visit link below.

Mark Clark — Pastor of Village Church Vancouver, author of The Problem of God

Who You're Asking

The pastor skeptics actually listen to.

Mark Clark planted Village Church in Vancouver, BC — one of the most secular cities in North America — and grew it into a thriving multi-site community by refusing to dodge the hard questions. His book The Problem of God takes on suffering, science, hell, hypocrisy, and the resurrection with the kind of intellectual honesty Silicon Valley actually respects.

Author of The Problem of God.Ten chapters engaging the ten biggest objections to Christianity — written for skeptics, not the choir.
Built a church for skeptics.Village Church started small in a movie theater and grew into one of Canada's most engaged churches — full of former atheists and deconstructors.
Back for Part 2.When Mark took your questions live on July 19, we ran out of time before we ran out of questions. Round two: August 16, and this time it's anonymous — more people asked what they were really thinking.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Type it into the box at the top of this page and hit submit — no name, no email, nothing to fill out beyond the question itself. We hand every question to Mark before Sunday, and he works through as many as the room allows.

Yes, completely. We don't collect your name, email, or phone number with your question — just the question itself. Last time the form wasn't anonymous and fewer people asked what they were really thinking. This time it's just a box and a submit button.

Yes. Suffering, science, hell, hypocrisy, deconstruction, AI, why God feels silent — Mark wrote a whole book engaging the hardest objections to faith. The questions most churches avoid are the ones he came for.

Mark Clark is the founding pastor of Village Church in Vancouver, BC and the author of The Problem of God — a widely-read book on Christian apologetics that engages the toughest objections to faith. He preaches with rigor and warmth, especially to skeptics and thinkers.

No tickets, no charge. Just show up. If you want us to save you a seat, use the separate Plan Your Visit link on this page — that's optional and unrelated to the anonymous question form.

No. Mark's entire ministry is built for people wrestling with the hard questions — skeptics, seekers, deconstructors, lifelong believers. There's a seat for you no matter where you're starting from.

Yes. Hue Kids runs during the full Sunday service for ages 0–11. Safe, fun, age-appropriate. Check-in opens at 10:15 AM.

Free parking on-site at 2670 El Camino Real, Santa Clara. Big lot, no parallel parking stress.

Ask Mark Clark anything.
Again.

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