Adult Faith Formation

Biblical Studies

Ongoing Reading and Discussing Scripture in Small, Lay-Led Groups

St. Martin’s continues its long history of biblical studies by offering several opportunities to meet weekly with a group to read the scriptures together. All are welcome.

Community Conversations

Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. on Zoom

Community conversations are an opportunity to equip our community for ministry and mission, and to have the conversations we need to have as a parish to develop our work together. We host a variety of speakers from the parish and the wider community to engage us in topics such as spirituality, ethics, theology, liturgy, and social justice. Communi…

Men for Others

On third Saturdays of the month, join for breakfast and conversation with other men of the parish. Each month we engage in a new topic.

Education for Ministry

Want to go deeper in your understanding of Scripture and theology and how to apply them to your life and ministry? Education for Ministry (EfM) is a unique four-year distance learning certificate program in theological education based upon small-group study and practice. Held annually at St. Martin’s from September through mid-June, the weekly course helps the faithful encounte…

Books and Banter

Books and Banter is St. Martin's informal book club, held on the second Monday of the month from September to June.
All are welcome at our open discussions.

Parish Forum

Parish Forum, at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday mornings, is an opportunity to equip our community for ministry and mission, and to have the conversations we need to have as a parish to develop our work together. Over the year, a variety of speakers from the parish and the wider community engage us in topics such as spirituality, ethics, theology, liturgy, and social justice. Parish Forum a…

One Book One St. Martin's

The fall selection for One Book, One St. Martin's is Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Pulitzer Prize-winner Isabel Wilkerson. Poetically written and brilliantly researched, Caste invites us to discover the inner workings of an American hierarchy that goes far beyond the confines of race, class, or gender.