Outreach

Sunday School


St. Martin's Episcopal Church

Spiritual Formation

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Sundays
10:15 am
 - 11:00 am
Levenson Pastoral Care Center, Bride's Parlor

Led by the Rev. Sharron L. Cox, this class meets certain Sundays to examine life, faith and prayer through presentations, spiritual practices, group conversation and sharing.

New dates coming soon.

Sixteenth-century monk, St. John of the Cross, is often attributed as saying, “God’s first language is silence.” Come and gather with those who are trying to listen and learn God’s language through a time of silent prayer, sharing and community.

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Sunday Get-Togethers

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Sundays
10:15 am
 - 11:00 am
Student Life Center, Living Room

See how God works in our daily lives. Come on Sunday mornings and enjoy coffee, lemonade, donuts and discussion on the Scriptures shared in the worship service that morning.

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Contemplative Prayer Hour

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Benedictine monk and Roman Catholic priest, Laurence Freeman, asserts, “To meditate is to become a student of love.” Come gather with the Rev. Sharron Cox for a time of silent prayer and sharing as we grow to learn to love as God loves. All are welcome, whether you have experience in quiet prayer or not.

 

 

July 12, Aug. 9 and Sept. 20
10:15-11 a.m.
Levenson Pastoral Care Center, Bride’s Parlor

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Children’s Ministry Sunday School

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Sundays
10:15 am
 - 11:00 am
Children’s Life Center.

Sunday School lays a solid foundation of Biblical and theological knowledge in age-appropriate ways. This is accomplished through a well-thought-out, six-year scope and sequencing designed to support children at various levels of development.

“Summer on the Mount” is our theme for Summer 2026.

Each Sunday morning kicks off with a warm welcome and kid-friendly opening activities. The weekly puppet show rolls out a fresh, engaging retelling of a Bible-story inspired by the Sermon on the Mount, performed by the puppet team with lively humor and clear takeaways. After the puppets, kids move into game time, where Student Ministries teams and teen volunteers lead fun, age-appropriate games and activities that reinforce the day’s lesson and encourage teamwork.

The program is designed for all kids from Kindergarten through 5th grade, with clear roles for teen helpers who guide small groups, mentor younger kids, and help supervise game stations. The atmosphere is upbeat, welcoming, and safe, merging faith-instruction with hands-on play, teamwork, and topical themes suited for summer Sundays.

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Theology for Life

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Sundays
10:15 am
 - 11:00 am
Bagby Parish Hall

This class focuses on Biblical, theological and historical topics that engage the mind and heart in worship of God and living a life of faith.

Opening the Prayer Book
Sundays, July 12-Aug. 16

Now that we’ve been opening up the Book of Common Prayer to Morning and Evening Prayer, some have been asking: Why are these services so important to our Anglican tradition? What do they mean? How can I pray them at home? And what else is there to discover in the prayer book if I open the rest of it up too? In this six-week series, we’ll dive into the riches of our prayer book, exploring its theological meaning, its history, the rich musical tradition it gave rise to (like choral Evensong and Anglican chant), and very practical questions designed to help you own the prayer book as a devotional text for every day at home, not just at church.

July 12: The Rev. Dane Boston, Opening the Prayer Book
July 19: The Rev. Gregory Cross, Morning and Evening Prayer
July 26: The Rev. Dr. Jordan Hylden, Baptism and the Holy Eucharist
Aug. 2:  The Rev. Dr. Jordan Hylden, From Weddings to Funerals
Aug. 9:  Mr. Keith Lathrom, The Prayer Book and Anglican Sacred Music
Aug. 16: The Rev. Sharron Cox, Keeping Liturgical Time


The Gospel of John
Sundays, beginning Sept. 13

In this new series, we’ll explore what may be the most well beloved book of the Bible. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” “For God so loved the world, that He gave his only Son.” “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.” What would our faith be without these and so many other texts found only in John? Join us each week this fall to read through the highlights of John’s Gospel from start to finish, as we begin another program year grounded in the Gospel.

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Family Life Class

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Sundays
10:15 am
 - 11:00 am
Activity Center, Game Room

This class for parents of younger families meets periodically for studies after the Family Table Service. All parents are welcome!

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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8+

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Sundays
8:55 am
 - 9:25 am
Chapel Reception hall

This 30-minute class is a clergy-led coffee and discussion following the Sunday 8 a.m. Worship service, offering a chance for fellowship and Bible study to early attendees. Each class will focus on one of the lectionary readings for the day.

 

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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Adult Confirmation Class

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Anglicanism 101

Join the Rev. Dr. Jordan Hylden, Associate for Christian Education, for an enriching eight-week journey through the core beliefs of the Christian faith as expressed in the Episcopal Church and rooted in our rich Anglican tradition. This class is especially designed for adults seeking Confirmation in our Church, but it’s open to everyone — from lifelong Episcopalians to those wanting a new perspective.

Sundays, Sept. 13-Nov. 1
10:15-11 a.m.
Chapel Reception Hall

This class is required in preparation for Confirmation on Sunday, Nov. 15.

To volunteer and for more information, email outreach@stmartinsepiscopal.org.
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