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Established as a mission in 1855, the church building was completed in 1868. It took 30 years to pay off the loan for construction of the building, with the consecration taking place in 1898. In 1930, it became a parish of the Diocese of Chicago.

Saint Mark's, originally in Fox River Grove, became an organized mission in 1954 and met for the first two years in homes until they had to rent space in a building. Once the church was built, they have continually met in Barrington Hills, Illinois.

Originating as a small building built by Civil War prisoners of war for religious services in 1864, Saint Mark's Church was built in 1866, after the prisoner of war camp was closed and all buildings sold. It opened for services in 1867 and continued until 1918, when it merged with Saint Alban's Church and the Church of the Transfiguration, retaining the name, Saint Mark's Church. In 1959, the Church closed its doors.

Became a parish in 1918. Has been in the same location since 1909. Fire in 2006 seriously damaged but did not destroy the church. Reopened in 2008.

Based on the annual journal, apparently started in 1859 and gone by 1861.