“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink…” St. Martin’s has a long history of active engagement with food support efforts in Davis. Davis Community Meals and Housing (DCMH) was founded by members…
SJO is excited to launch this new monthly installment in our bulletin, where we plan to bring you information about the church’s efforts around social justice and outreach and share opportunities to get involved. We would like to kick-off this new segment by spending…
Hoping for Fish and Fishing for Hope A Sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Epiphany on February 6, 2022 by the Rev. Casey Kloehn Dunsworth Text: Luke 5:1-11 If you have not been to seminary, you may not know that they teach us a…
Seeds of Justice: Message from COP26: Defend What You Love by Juliette Beck From Glasgow to Davis: A local perspective on COP26 by Juliette Beck Published as a commentary by the Davis Enterprise on Sunday, November 28, 2021 When looking at Earth from outer…
Seeds of Justice: Our Humanity is On the Line by Juliette Beck Glasgow — a working class city of a million inhabitants located on the west coast of Scotland known for being cold and damp has given us a warm welcome. Workers had strewn…
COP26: Change Happens When Movements Rise by Juliette Beck Wales, United Kingdom. — As she scampered down a rain-slicked, grassy hill to ford a gurgling stream in Devon, England, Mary Light, my husband’s 76-year-old aunt, explained why she was preparing to be arrested for…
In June 2021 St. Martin’s received a generous $5,000 Episcopal Community Services grant based on an application entitled “Land-Based Ministry: Growing a More Equitable, Participatory, and Inclusive Community.” In June 2022 we received a second $5000 grant to allow us to continue what we started in 2021. Land-Based Ministry…
Today is a very special day. October 31st! A crowd favorite. I am sure that all of you have been anticipating this day for weeks now, preparing to celebrate and eat and drink and reminisce. Every year, the excitement builds until finally we get…
Welcome to the content hub for our new land-based ministry project. We hope that in coming months we will collect much more material about ways to engage in ministry that sees the land on which we live, work, and worship as central to our…
Dear Ones, I am pleased to share the news that St. Martin’s has received a generous $5,000 Episcopal Community Services grant based on an application entitled “Land-Based Ministry: Growing a More Equitable, Participatory, and Inclusive Community.” Land-based ministry considers the land on which we…
