Happy St. Martin's Day! We are so blessed to have Martin of Tours as our patron saint. Martin has much to teach us about giving up what we hold on to in order to follow Christ. Especially on this, the 100th anniversary of the Armistice of World War I. Listen to Rev. Jarrett Kerbel as he shares how to celebrate St. Martin the soldier and St. Martin the bishop.

This track includes the lectionary readings for St. Martin's Day as well as the hymn of St. Martin as written by the Rt. Rev. Frank Griswold.

The Rev. Anne Thatcher asks us how to cope with the grief and the need for hope in our time. How do we continue to combat evil and speak in love? We name. What does she mean by that? Listen to learn more...

This track includes the lectionary readings for the day.

Why are you here, at St. Martin's? What leads you to pledge? Jim Buehler answers this question for himself and invites you to ask that question of yourself as we approach St. Martin's Day this coming Sunday, November 11.

Chris Satullo invites one and all to week two of our "Can We Talk: Conversations Across Difference" series at Parish forum on Sunday mornings at 9:15 a.m.

Rev. John Hougen invites one and all to the weekly Sermon Reflections series through Wellspring at St. Martin's

Al Good uses music to weave together our Come Together theme for Stewardship this year.

Some things are not about us, but they are for us. Some messages are not about us, but they are for us. Sunday's gospel readings reflect how what happened this weekend is not about us, but it is for us to respond to. What must we be clear about and how must we respond in love?

This recording includes the three lectionary readings of the day for the 23rd Sunday after Pentecost, Proper 25.

Finding true Christianity may mean losing oneself, but that is the central invitation to us from Jesus. What does it mean to die to ourselves so that we can live for God? Barb Ballenger explores her own journey to discovery during this week's sermon, and invites us to our own.

What does it mean to lay everything down and follow God? The Rev. Anne Thatcher combines stories from her own life, as well as that of St. Oscar Romero, to help illustrate this morning's readings. What do you need to lay down in order to follow God's call in your life?

Audio recording includes all three lectionary texts from this morning.

What does it mean when so many people use #blessed on their social media messages of gratitude? Does the true meaning of blessing get lost? The Rev. Amy Yoder McGloughlin, pastor of Frazer Mennonite Church and our guest preacher at this service of Evensong, uses the readings from Job to guide us to a deeper understanding of blessed.