How was your thanksgiving? Most years we barely even register that question. “Oh, it was fine.” “It was good! Great.” “It was nice.” “oh…Same old – Same old” But this year was not, “same old – same old.” This year was different. Whether you…
On Wednesday, December 23, from 2 to 3 pm, a table will be set up on the patio outside of the parish hall for the distribution of pre-consecrated hosts. Then, on Zoom and Facebook Live, we will share in the Eucharist during our Christmas…
Join us as we remember and celebrate the lives of those who have passed.
It is a widely held belief that we live in an era when trust in institutions and authorities is at an all-time low, which makes me wonder if there is any way, in this context, for us to unabashedly celebrate the Feast of Christ…
November 17, 2020 Dear Ones, In my family we usually travel at Thanksgiving or else have a bunch of family and friends over to our place for the big meal, in part simply because we know that my church duties around Christmas will make…
The Rev. Dr. Pamela Dolan It’s not easy to explain parables. It’s easier to say what they aren’t—not allegories, not fables, nor morality plays—than to get at what they are. The Gospels are filled with parables about the Kingdom of God. For instance… The…
For nearly 70 years, beloved community has been at the core of what we do at the Episcopal Church of St. Martin as we strive to live out our baptismal covenant with God’s help. Watch these videos to learn more about beloved community, as…
Congratulations to Ms. Shipley Walters, who received the Historic Preservation Medal from the Daughters of the American Revolution on Tuesday, November 3rd. Shipley has lead monumental progress in the preservation of Yolo County’s history throughout the past 50 years. We are so grateful for…
November 11, 2020 Dear Ones, Today is Veteran’s Day and many of us will have a day off from work or school. The Book of Common Prayer has many prayers for national life, including one For those in the Armed Forces of our Country…
By the Rev. Ernie Lewis The passage from Matthew’s gospel we just heard is from what has been called by some the “other Sermon on the Mount.” Instead of a huge crowd of listeners gathered on a hillside to hear the notorious young rabbi…
