Beloved Members of St. Martin’s, This time of year, even if you are a city dweller, thoughts turn to the change of seasons, and to the idea of harvest. Autumn produce and the scents and spices associated with them, especially apples and pumpkins—are ubiquitous. The last few years, anything and everything that could be “pumpkin spiced” has been—including, I regret to say, Kraft macaroni and cheese (no, baby, no!). This once again reminds us that just because you CAN do someth

We're hosting an Usher & Greeter Training this Sunday at 9:30 AM in the church hall. If you're interested in making our services more...

Autumn brings the much-anticipated St. Martin's Fall Festival! Join us on Saturday, October 21, from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM at St. Martin’s...

Beloved Members of St. Martin’s, We do not think of trees as newsworthy, perhaps because they are organisms that are rooted in place. It’s not correct to say they don’t move—if you’ve ever seen quaking aspens, or the maple trees in my childhood front yard the time a tornado flew over our house and landed the next block over, you’d know better. But it is true that trees generally occupy one locale. That is why some trees become iconic, even symbolic, to a certain place or time

Beloved Members and Friends of St. Martin’s, This Saturday, on October 7we call all animal lovers to gather at 4 pm to commemorate the...

We're delighted to report that our annual Pet Blessing was a huge success! Thank you for joining us to celebrate the incredible bond...

Join us on Thursday, October 5 at 6:30 pm, at the Wolf (just .8 mi east of St. Martin's on Clayton Road, just that the southwest of the...

As the crisp air of autumn begins to surround us, it's time for one of our most heartwarming and fur-tastic events of the year—the Annual...

Join us at 6:30 pm on September 30 in the chapel at St. Martin's, or online on Facebook Live on our rector's Facebook page, as we hold a...

Beloved Members of St. Martin’s, In Fishlake National Forest in Utah, in the south-central part of the state, there lives one of the oldest and largest organisms on Earth. It covers more than 106 acres, and is estimated to weigh 13 million pounds. It is also 80,000 years old, born in the Pleistocene epoch, during the last Ice Age. It has been alive for half the time that homo sapiens has roamed the planet. He (for he is male) is a colony of Quaking Aspen that has been named

Beloved Members and Friends of St. Martin’s, In our epistle this weekend, we hear the Apostle Paul describes Jesus as “emptying himself”...

At 2:50 am on September 23, Autumn officially began in the western hemisphere. Most people call this season “Fall” for a very practical reason—the leaves begin to fall from the trees. Our trees have been dedicating themselves to this for a couple of weeks already, even though the show of autumn colors in their leaves has barely begun. It is at this time of year I think about forest stories and poems, as we anticipate the burst of color that is about to breakout around us and

Join us in person at 11:45 after our 10:30 Eucharist for Adult Forum! Asthis is the 4th Sunday of September our first topic will be...

Beloved Members and Friends of St. Martin’s, This weekend we will hear Jesus’s parable of the workers in the vineyard. Because Jesus’s...

Please join us as we ask God's blessing on our beloved Presiding Bishop Michael Bruce Curry, a treasure and holy pastor of God, as he...

Beloved Members and Friends of St. Martin’s, It certainly seems the lectionary has been speaking straight into our times—and how perfect...

All women of St. Martin’s are members of the ECW. Join the Annual Meeting and Retreet October 7th at 9 AM. See flyer below. Use the first...

St. Martin's has been involved with the Peacemeal Project, run by St. John's Episcopal Church in Tower Grove for many years. They have...

This two-day conference, led by licensed counselors Rachel Hodges and Jill Oberle, is designed for parents, grandparents, caregivers, and...

The academic year is upon us, and we are all hoping that this year will be amazing! So we invite all students, teachers, administrators,...