Prayer List
Prayer List
Please pray for the living: Claire; Barbara; Carol; Bert; Sharon; Juliana; Charlie; Julie; Ellen; Terry; Bill; Debbie; Ethan; Betsy; Michael; Patti; Gail; Margaret; Rev. Steven; Alfred; Donna; Jane; Peg; David; Sandy ; Bonnie; Yuri; Minter; Hal; Sandra; John; Sylvia; Mary; Richard; Christopher; Sheila; Mark; Elton; and Charlie
Please pray for the recently deceased: Harriet Richards and Gwen Pulchard
Please help keep our parish prayer list up-to-date. Names will be kept on the list for a month from the time the request is made, unless otherwise specified. After four weeks, longer-term prayer needs will be moved to our list of ongoing concerns. In addition to praying for one another’s concerns, we would also like to give thanks for your joys and your answered prayers.
You may send us your prayer requests by the form below or contact the office. Please direct flower dedications to Connie Haggard.
Thank you for sending us your prayer request. We will ensure it is included in the prayer list. If you would like to speak with a priest directly, please email the Rev. Laura Palmer at [email protected] Peace,Prayer Request
Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields
Coordinator of Liturgical Ministries (215) 247-7466 When St. Martin’s Church welcomed volunteer singers into the adult choir in 1981, Connie (she/her) volunteered. She is still singing, and the choir has grown from nine to 35. Her St. Martin’s journey has included choir librarian, three soup kitchens, board of Women of St. Martin’s, outreach committee, book room (now out of circulation) reorganizer and coordinator, clerk of the vestry and, her favorite, playing Peppermint Patty in St. Martin’s production of You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown in 1986. Currently she works alongside over 100 parishioners as liturgical coordinator, with hopes that many more will come on board. A graduate of Cornell University with a major in English, Connie taught in Ithaca High School and in the Wissahickon School District for 17 years. She and her husband, Dick, a retired research chemist, have lived in their Fort Washington home for 46 years where they raised three sons. They are fortunate to have three grand-daughters who live nearby. When Connie and Dick are not busy at St. Martin’s, they enjoy musical events, visits with family and friends, and travel, near and far.Connie Haggard