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Grow Your Faith at St. Martin's! We offer many Christian education opportunties on Sundays and throughout the week. Find one that speaks to you!
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Helping others “makes the heart happy.” Through service, outreach and grants, St. Martin’s helps the less fortunate, disadvantaged and others broken by life’s circumstances.
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Draw near God this Fall Season
On August 1, we joyfully welcomed our Fifth Rector, the Rev. Dane E. Boston, and his family, to St. Martin’s.
We invite you to explore how God is calling you to grow in faith and service.
Luncheon Deadline Sept. 15
Tuesday, Sept. 23 • 11 a.m. • Bagby Parish Hall
Pam Thompson is a frequent speaker in the Houston community and a weekday Bible study teacher at Second Baptist Church.
Small Groups begin Sept. 14
Small group ministry will meet weekly at various times and locations for a four-week study of Genesis.
There’s a place for everyone — come grow with us!
New Theology for Life Series
Beginning Sept. 14 • 10:15–11 a.m. • Bagby Parish Hall
What better way to start a new season with our new Rector than starting together with the first page of Scripture! This series will run for eight weeks.
Family Nights at St. Martin's
Wednesdays, Sept. 17–Oct. 18 • 5–7 p.m.
This fall for four weeks, bring the whole family to join your Church family for food, fun and Christian formation!
Make your own sourdough bread!
Saturday, Sept. 20 • 10 a.m.–noon • Student Life Center
In this workshop, you will learn tips and tools to improve your gut health, the benefits of sourdough, as well as how to make your own sourdough bread.
Recognizing our Volunteers!
Sunday, Sept. 21
Servant Sunday is an annual recognition of those who participate in the many volunteer opportunities at
St. Martin’s. We will recognize volunteers in all services.
A Time of Silent Prayer
Sundays beginning Sept. 21 • 10:15–11 a.m.
Come gather with the Rev. Sharron Cox for a time of silent prayer and sharing as we grow to learn to love as God loves. All are welcome, whether you have experience in quiet prayer or not. Learn More.
Adult Confirmation Class
Sept. 21–Nov. 9 • 10:15–11 a.m. • Chapel Reception Hall
Join the Rev. Dr. Jordan Hylden who will lead this eight-week class about the basics of our Christian faith as we have received it in the Episcopal Church and our Anglican tradition.
Gift Shoppe Pop-Up
Thursday, Sept. 25 • 10 a.m.–2 p.m. • Welcome Center
Discover unique treasures and ornaments with Touchstone Crytal. Each piece is uniquely designed with first-quality Swarovski crystals.
Art, Spirit and Community
Thursday, Sept. 25 • 6 p.m. • Chapel Reception Hall
In alignment with our Church’s mission to honor the divine through creativity, the Docent Guild and Riverway present a special reception and guided art tour through the Levenson Pastoral Care Center. Learn More.
Good Books & Good Conversation
Sept. 25 • 6:15 p.m. • Student Life Center Living Room
This month, in honor of the new Pope Leo, we’ll be reading two encyclicals from his famous predecessor, Pope Leo XIII, “Rerum Novarum” and “Libertas."
Communion Class for Children
Beginning Sept. 28 • 10:15 a.m. • Activity Center Gym
Led by the Rev. Alex Graham, this series will teach children about the symbols, liturgy and meaning of Holy Communion and is designed for children who are in second grade and older.
A Weekend Getaway for Students
Oct. 10–12 • Lake Livingston
Join us for a weekend away from the busyness of life to spend time together in fellowship with one another and the Lord.
Vestry Nominations
Nomination forms must be received by Oct. 15
Current members of St. Martin’s may nominate any confirmed member of the Parish for consideration to serve on the Vestry for the upcoming three-year term.
Get ready to bid with purpose!
The Joy of Giving Market Silent Auction is now open! What’s Up for Grabs? Incredible vacation homes, premium sports tickets, family experiences, home décor, and so much more!
Music at St. Martin's
Sunday, Oct. 26 • 6 p.m. • The Church
This Fall, the Parish Choir of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church will present Part I of Felix Mendelssohn’s monumental oratorio, “Elijah.” Join Us!
As we continue to grow together, we need your participation!
Learn more here about helping us bridge the ’25 operating budget gap and retiring the Church’s debt.
About St. Martin's
Our Mission
To bring by the power of the Holy Spirit as many people as possible to know, love, and serve God as revealed through Jesus Christ; and to be transformed into spiritually renewed disciples of Jesus who know, love and serve one another and the world.
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