St. Martin’s News for the Week of Sunday, 06/21/2026 From the RectorDear Ones,I am so happy to announce that we have a new curate who will be joining our staff in July! Maggie Rutherford recently graduated from Berkeley Divinity School at Yale with a Master of Divinity degree and a Certificate in Anglican Studies. Those of us who had an opportunity to meet with her last month found her delightful, bright, and deeply insightful about the work of the Church. You can read a bit more about Maggie below. Over the next few weeks we’ll be making plans to welcome…
St. Martin’s News for the Week of Sunday, 06/14/2026 Pride Eucharist and Youth Liturgy of the Word – Sunday Morning, June 14PRIDE Eucharist, Painting Crosswalks, Chalking the Walkways: June is Pride Month! This Sunday, at 10am, we’ll have a Pride Eucharist with special music, prayers, and reflections. Right after the 10am service, we will chalk the walkways and spray paint parking lot crosswalks. If you want to help spray paint, meet right after the service at the parking lot entrance on Hawthorn; we will provide masks and gloves. If you want to chalk the walkways, meet under the narthex wooden overhang…
St. Martin’s News for the Week of Sunday, 06/07/2026 Preaching, Godly Play, Summer Choir on June 7Seminarian Anthony Amato Preaching: On Sunday, we welcome our seminarian, Anthony Amato, as our preacher at both services. Anthony just completed his second year of seminary at Virginia Theological Seminary and is home for the summer. Last Godly Play Session until September: Godly Play meets in Room 4 for the last time this program year and will take a break until September. Children are always welcome in church! Music Notes for 10am Service: Jeffrey’s music selections currently feature the passacaglia, a solemn and stately musical form based on…
21 June 2026, the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost Audio recording of the 10am service, sermon by the Rev. Debbie Hawkins Service Bulletin: 26_06_14_10AM_FINAL Where’s the Music? Prelude (“Passacaglia in d“, by Josef Rheinberger, at 0:00, Opening Hymn, at 11:28, Song of Praise, at 14:17, Sequence hymn, at 22:53, Offertory Anthem (“Thou Knowest, Lord“, by Henry Purcell), at 1:01:35, Offertory response, at 1:03:35, Sanctus, at 1:05:22, Communion music, at 1:10:46, Closing hymn, at 1:19:25, Postlude (“John Bull’s Farewell”, by Dr. John Bull, at 1:21:46
14 June 2026, the Third Sunday after Pentecost Audio recording of the 10am service, sermon by the Very Rev. Dr. Pamela Dolan Service Bulletin: 26_06_14_10AM_FINAL Where’s the Music? Prelude (“Passacaglia in d“, by Johann Kaspar Kerll, at 0:00, Opening Hymn, at 7:11, Song of Praise, at 10:07, Sequence hymn, at 17:28, Offertory Anthem (“When Shall We Learn“, by Carl Flentge Schalk), at 51:52, Offertory response, at 54:03, Sanctus, at 55:45, Communion music, at 1:01:05, Closing hymn, at 1:09:37, Postlude (“Metamorphosis Three”, by Philip Glass, at 1:13:34
07 June 2026, the Second Sunday after Pentecost Audio recording of the 10am service, sermon by Anthony Amato Service Bulletin: / 26_06_07_10AM_FINAL Where’s the Music? Prelude (“Passacaglia in d“, by Johann Pachelbel, at 0:00, Opening Hymn, at 6:55, Song of Praise, at 10:04, Sequence hymn, at 18:21, Offertory Anthem (“Down to the River to Pray“, arr. by Robert Lee), at 45:52, Offertory response, at 49:32, Sanctus, at 51:13, Communion music, at 56:54, Closing hymn, at 1:06:10, Postlude (“Passacaglia in g”, by Georg Muffat, at 1:08:12
31 May 2026, Trinity Sunday Audio recording of the 10am service, sermon by the Very Rev. Dr. Pamela Dolan Service Bulletin: / 26_05_31_10AM_FINAL Where’s the Music? Prelude (“Passacaglia In Festo Pentecostes“, by Jason Woodman, at 0:00, Opening Hymn, at 7:10, Psalm 8, at 17:58, Sequence hymn, at 20:54, Baptismal litany, at 40:38, Procession to the Font, at 41:52, Hymn during Asperges, at 46:18, Offertory Anthem (“Achieved is the Glorious Work“, by Franz Josef Haydn), at 58:33, Offertory response, at 1:02:25, Sanctus, at 1:04:08, Fraction anthem, at 1:09:17, Anthem (“Lead Me, Lord“, by Samuel Wesley), at 1:10:47, Communion music, at 1:12:27,…
St. Martin’s News for the Week of Sunday, 5/31/2026 From the RectorDear Ones,This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, and it seems appropriate that we are also taking time to celebrate and thank so many members of our community. I wanted to add my own word of thanks to everyone who makes the liturgy and the music at St. Martin’s so wonderful week after week, especially our sanctuary choir and their leaders, Suzanne and Jeffrey, as well as all of those who have stepped up this year to provide leadership to our children and youth. Thank you My sense of gratitude was…