Worship
Hybrid Worship
We are happy to be able to offer hybrid worship, in-person and live-streamed.
As of Sunday, January 9, 2022:
- Everyone, regardless of vaccination status, will be required to wear a mask during Sunday worship and in all indoor spaces throughout our grounds. KN95 and NF94 masks are proven to be far more effective than cloth masks, if you're able to access them.
- If you are attending in-person worship, we strongly recommend vaccination, including booster shot.
- 9:00 a.m. LIFT Worship is live stream only. No in-person attendance.
- Congregational singing on hiatus for the time being. Music at 10:30 Eucharist led by solo choir section leader.
- Communion will continue to be distributed by hand at the altar rail, though we ask that everyone apply the provided hand sanitizer before approaching the altar rail.
Registration is not currently required.
Worship is available by live-stream at all Sunday services for those who are unable to attend in person.
Sunday mornings
8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
Spoken Communion service with sermon.
9:00 a.m. LIFT Worship - Live stream only for the time being
Living In Faith Together (LIFT) Worship is an intergenerational, lectionary-based communion service with worship and formation for all ages
10:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist
Communion service with a sermon and music led by the Choir of St. Martin's.
Other Worship Services
Sermon Archive
Find Sunday sermons posted by Wednesday as audio on our website, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, or as video on our YouTube channel and social media.
Audio Sermons YouTube Sermon Playlist
Worship News
Remy the Rat from Ratatouille
Welcoming Our New Diaconal Intern: The Rev. Dave Potter
Celebrating Some New Beginnings
COVID Update from the Rector - January 2022
In Silence
Music
Music is an integral fundamental part of the worship and life of St. Martin’s. A typical Sunday Eucharist will include two anthems, and a psalm sung by the choir, as well a congregational mass setting (sometimes choral settings are used) and hymns. Congregational singing is an important part of our worship; music adds heightened meaning to texts and scripture and is a wonderful medium for expressing the inexpressible in times of joy and gladness, or in time of difficulty and sadness.
Read More »Advent
Advent, the beginning of the liturgical year in the Christian calendar, is a season of waiting for the arrival of Christ, Emmanuel - God with us. Join us as we wait in faith, practicing hope, peace, joy, and love along the way. Below are activities for people of all ages.
Christmas at St. Martin's
Join St. Martin's for joyful Christmas worship! We have four Christmas Eve Eucharists in-person, as well as an Outdoor Carol Sing and a Christmas Morning Eucharist.
Read More »Worship Schedule
Worship and ministry are not suspended, they've just mostly moved online! We're now offering an expanded in-person worship under the tent and continuing our digital worship offerings.
