May 26 is the First Sunday after Pentecost: Trinity Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

June 2 is the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Martin J. Bastian preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

Education for Ministry (EfM) Graduation will take place on Sunday, June 2, during the 11:15 AM service.

Altar Guild members, Chalice Bearers and Ushers are all invited to join our Vice-Rector, the Rev. Tom Hotchkiss, for a Worship Roundtable. We will gather Monday evening, June 3, from 5:30-6:30 PM in the Vestry Conference Room. Details of upcoming worship services planned for June-July will be discussed. We hope to see many of our faithful worship volunteers here.

For more information, contact Kristin Early at 713/985-3848.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

On the first Wednesday of each month, the St. Martin's chapter of the Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) holds a healing prayer service for anyone in need of prayer for themselves, friends or family, from 5:00-6:00 PM in the Old Church. All interested parishioners are invited to come and take part in this service, as well as bring anyone else who would like to receive prayer, anointing and the laying on of hands.

Upcoming dates include:

Wednesday, June 5

Wednesday, August 7

Wednesday, September 4

Wednesday, October 2

Wednesday, November 6

Wednesday, December 4

For more information about the Order of St. Luke the Physician, which meets on Wednesdays, September through May (except the first Wednesday of each month), from 5:00-6:00 PM in Room 207-209, Payne Education Center for study, training and prayer, please click here, or contact Laura Schuhmacher.

Note: This group will not meet on holidays or during Church campus closings. Please contact the group leader for updates.

June 9 is the Third Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Katherine F. Picot preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

June 16 is the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Thomas S. Hotchkiss preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

June 23 is the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Rutger-Jan (R-J) Heijmen preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

June 30 is the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev, Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches in the morning, and the Rev. Mary E. Wilson preaches in the evening.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

Altar Guild members, Chalice Bearers and Ushers are all invited to join our Vice-Rector, the Rev. Tom Hotchkiss, for a Worship Roundtable. We will gather Monday evening, July 1, from 5:30-6:30 PM in the Vestry Conference Room. Details of upcoming worship services planned for July-August will be discussed. We hope to see many of our faithful worship volunteers here.

For more information, contact Kristin Early at 713/985-3848.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

July 7 is the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost: Independence Day Observed. The Rev. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

July 14 is the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

July 21 is the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

July 28 is the Tenth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

August 4 is the Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Mary E. Wilson preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

Altar Guild members, Chalice Bearers and Ushers are all invited to join our Vice-Rector, the Rev. Tom Hotchkiss, for a Worship Roundtable. We will gather Monday evening, August 5, from 5:30-6:30 PM in the Vestry Conference Room. Details of upcoming worship services planned for August-September will be discussed. We hope to see many of our faithful worship volunteers here.

For more information, contact Kristin Early at 713/985-3848.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

On the first Wednesday of each month, the St. Martin's chapter of the Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) holds a healing prayer service for anyone in need of prayer for themselves, friends or family, from 5:00-6:00 PM in the Old Church. All interested parishioners are invited to come and take part in this service, as well as bring anyone else who would like to receive prayer, anointing and the laying on of hands.

Upcoming dates include:

Wednesday, August 7

Wednesday, September 4

Wednesday, October 2

Wednesday, November 6

Wednesday, December 4

For more information about the Order of St. Luke the Physician, which meets on Wednesdays, September through May (except the first Wednesday of each month), from 5:00-6:00 PM in Room 207-209, Payne Education Center for study, training and prayer, please click here, or contact Laura Schuhmacher.

Note: This group will not meet on holidays or during Church campus closings. Please contact the group leader for updates.

August 11 is the Twelveth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

August 18 is the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Katherine F. Picot preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

August 25 is the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. The Rev. Dr. Russell J. Levenson, Jr. preaches.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

September 1 is the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

On the first Wednesday of each month, the St. Martin's chapter of the Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) holds a healing prayer service for anyone in need of prayer for themselves, friends or family, from 5:00-6:00 PM in the Old Church. All interested parishioners are invited to come and take part in this service, as well as bring anyone else who would like to receive prayer, anointing and the laying on of hands.

Upcoming dates include:

Wednesday, September 4

Wednesday, October 2

Wednesday, November 6

Wednesday, December 4

For more information about the Order of St. Luke the Physician, which meets on Wednesdays, September through May (except the first Wednesday of each month), from 5:00-6:00 PM in Room 207-209, Payne Education Center for study, training and prayer, please click here, or contact Laura Schuhmacher.

Note: This group will not meet on holidays or during Church campus closings. Please contact the group leader for updates.

September 8 is the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

Altar Guild members, Chalice Bearers and Ushers are all invited to join our Vice-Rector, the Rev. Tom Hotchkiss, for a Worship Roundtable. We will gather Monday evening, September 9, from 5:30-6:30 PM in the Vestry Conference Room. Details of upcoming worship services planned for September-October will be discussed. We hope to see many of our faithful worship volunteers here.

For more information, contact Kristin Early at 713/985-3848.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

September 15 is the Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

September 22 is the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Morning Prayer with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns, canticles and anthem, with full choir (children's choirs sing)

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

September 29 is the Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.

On the first Wednesday of each month, the St. Martin's chapter of the Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) holds a healing prayer service for anyone in need of prayer for themselves, friends or family, from 5:00-6:00 PM in the Old Church. All interested parishioners are invited to come and take part in this service, as well as bring anyone else who would like to receive prayer, anointing and the laying on of hands.

Upcoming dates include:

Wednesday, October 2

Wednesday, November 6

Wednesday, December 4

For more information about the Order of St. Luke the Physician, which meets on Wednesdays, September through May (except the first Wednesday of each month), from 5:00-6:00 PM in Room 207-209, Payne Education Center for study, training and prayer, please click here, or contact Laura Schuhmacher.

Note: This group will not meet on holidays or during Church campus closings. Please contact the group leader for updates.

October 6 is the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost.

8:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, spoken service

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, family service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

9:30 AM - Family Table, Holy Eucharist with sermon, Old Church. This family-friendly service features a contemporary liturgy, a live band offering current Christian worship music in an "unplugged" style, and a sermon accessible to children and adults (casual attire).

11:15 AM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns and anthems, with full choir

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist with sermon, The Church, traditional service with hymns, cantors and organist (casual attire)

Healing prayer, or prayer for any need, is offered after each service in The Church at the Altar rail.

Child care for age 0 - Pre-K is available during all Sunday services.

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy, thought-provoking messages and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. The traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer (Rite I) is the form used at most services in The Church. All Christians who are baptized in the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.

Altar Guild members, Chalice Bearers and Ushers are all invited to join our Vice-Rector, the Rev. Tom Hotchkiss, for a Worship Roundtable. We will gather Monday evening, October 7, from 5:30-6:30 PM in the Vestry Conference Room. Details of upcoming worship services planned for October-November will be discussed. We hope to see many of our faithful worship volunteers here.

For more information, contact Kristin Early at 713/985-3848.

7:00 AM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel

12:00 PM - Holy Eucharist followed by the Sacrament of Healing (Holy Unction), Chapel

6:00 PM - Holy Eucharist, Chapel (location changes during Lent)

With an emphasis on beautiful liturgy and excellence in music, worship at St. Martin's provides an opportunity to give thanks and praise to God. Rite I is the form regularly used. All Christians, baptized in the name of the Trinity, are welcome to receive Holy Eucharist in the Episcopal Church.