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Worship

Liturgical worship lies at the heart of parish life at St. Martin’s.

 

St. Martin’s routinely offers two Sunday services. Note: We currently have one in person service at 8AM and an in person and online service at 10AM. For information on how to join the online services see here.

The 8:00 am spoken service uses Book of Common Prayer Rite I. Regular attendees describe this service as “traditional, quiet, and silent.”

The 10 am service includes music and uses the Book of Common Prayer Rite II, supplemented by Enriching Our Worship  and The Psalter for the Christian People for inclusive language. Our 10am service is currently available in person at the church as well as online. During the 10am service we usually have a choir which offers both traditional and contemporary hymns, with anthems in diverse music styles .

If you are joining online, you can find us on Zoom or on Facebook Live. To see more information about online worship, click here.

Children are welcome at all services.

St. Martin’s also offers seasonal liturgies, such as a Lessons and Carols service in December and Tenebrae during Holy Week.

Since the 1990s, St. Martin’s has welcomed all to the altar.

MUSIC AT ST. MARTIN’S: Please see here for information about our rich and varied music program.

SERVE IN WORSHIP: We welcome children and adults who wish to assist with services as ushers, lectors, acolytes, Eucharistic Ministers, and healing ministers. Are you interested in serving during worship? We need an array of liturgical ministers every Sunday at both the 8am and 10am services. We have a signup system for volunteers that allows you to pick the days and ministries in which you would like to volunteer. (Note that some ministry roles, such as Eucharistic Minister, require training and/or a license.) If you are interested in serving or have questions, please talk to one of our clergy or to the church office. Here is the link to the scheduling sign up: https://stmartinsdavis.tiny.us/SundayVolunteers