Sacraments

The Ministry of Reconciliation is available to anyone who desires to confess and be reconciled to God and neighbor. It is done in a place set aside to provide privacy for both the clergy and the penitent.

Baptism is our response to God’s free gift of love. Our response comes in the form of vows; vows to live our lives respecting and enhancing life before God.

End of life and burial services at St. Martin’s are open to all people. Please contact the clergy so we can minister to you or your loved one during illness and at the time of death.

Confirmation and reception are mature commitments to the Body of Christ as a member of the Episcopal Church.

All are welcome to receive communion (Holy Eucharist) at St. Martin’s. We believe that Christ is present in the bread and the wine, feeding and strengthening our unbreakable bond of love with God and each other. This sacred meal nurtures us with the grace we need to live Christ-like lives in the world.

Marriage is a sacramental rite where we celebrate the love of God which bonds two people in a covenant of love, commitment, and mutual delight.