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This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This fall, St. Martin’s will offer a series of creative workshops on writing poetry led by Dr. Matthew Boyleston. Dr. Boyleston is a professor of English and Writing at Houston Christian University and the author of a book of poems, “Viewed from the Keel of a Canoe” published by Educe Press in 2016. Dr. Boyleston will provide prompts and exercises ...
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This fall, St. Martin’s will offer a series of creative workshops on writing poetry led by Dr. Matthew Boyleston. Dr. Boyleston is a professor of English and Writing at Houston Christian University and the author of a book of poems, “Viewed from the Keel of a Canoe” published by Educe Press in 2016. Dr. Boyleston will provide prompts and exercises ...
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
This fall, St. Martin’s will offer a series of creative workshops on writing poetry led by Dr. Matthew Boyleston. Dr. Boyleston is a professor of English and Writing at Houston Christian University and the author of a book of poems, “Viewed from the Keel of a Canoe” published by Educe Press in 2016. Dr. Boyleston will provide prompts and exercises ...
This 30-minute class is a Clergy-led coffee and discussion following the 8 a.m. worship service. Each class focuses on one of the lectionary readings for the day. For more information, contact Amanda DeViney at [email protected] or 713-830-4110.
Join the Rev. John D. Sundara, Vicar for Worship and Evangelism, who will lead this eight-week class about the Episcopal Church and what makes our Anglican heritage unique. Parishioners will spend time looking at Church history, discussing “The Book of Common Prayer,” and the Sacraments. For more information, please contact Juli Browning at 713-985-3845 or [email protected].
