In this time when we cannot gather in person for Holy Week, it is important that we still honor this most sacred time. This week is the telling and the reflecting upon the core story of the Christian faith. St. Martin’s has prepared some…
Ways to Help! Davis Community Meals continues to serve the most vulnerable in our community in these uncertain times, and St. Martin’s plays a crucial role in this. We are looking for a few more volunteers to help on Saturdays 11-12:30 and Thursdays 5:30-6:30…
We have now traversed 1350 miles and are in Grand Island, Nebraska. As of the 2010 census, it was a town with a population of 48,520. Grand Island had its beginnings in 1857 when 35 German settlers left Davenport IA and settled on an…
Food and Pharmaceutical Resources in Davis and Woodland As of 3/26/2020 Grocery Stores: Curbside Pick-Up at the Store or Arrange Delivery Online: Bel Air (part of Raley’s food chain) 1885 E. Gibson, Woodland (http://shop.raleys.com) Curbside pick-up available for their pharmacies. Raley’s 367 W. Main…
The top priority from our perspective is that you and your family are feeling connected, supportive of one another, and surrounded by God’s love. If you are looking for something you could do with your kids, say once a week, that would help them…
Food and Pharmaceutical Resources in Davis and Woodland *Special thanks to Ann Liu for compiling these resources As of March19, 2020 Grocery Stores: Curbside Pick-Up at the Store or Arrange Delivery Online: Safeway (www.safeway.com/home Type in your zip code and reserve a delivery time.)….
Sunday Worship update We hope everyone will join us for worship this Sunday at 10 am. We will be live-streaming via Facebook again, with some improvements to location and quality. Simply go to www.facebook.com/StMartinsDavis and scroll down until you find our live video. We…
Monday: Yesterday was World Water Day. Observed annually, today we recognize how people around the world are affected by water issues: https://www.un.org/en/observances/water-day Tuesday: Give up two degrees (one on each end): for every degree the thermostat is below 68 in the winter or above…
