Worship is the center of congregational life at St. Martin's. Worship is the outward expression of the communities' commitment to and love for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The structure and liturgy for St. Martin's worship services are rich in Lutheran history and tradition. Led by the pastors, lay leaders and musicians, prayer, music, and the Gospel message of the Christian faith are interwoven to create a beautiful and inspiring experience of the congregation's expression of faith.
Worship Service Times
Worship services are held every Sunday morning at 8:30 and 11:00. All are welcome. From September through mid-June, except during Lent, St. Martin's offers a Wednesday night "EveningSong" service at 6:30 p.m. This is a half hour service of music and prayer. Also, St. Martin's is currently offering a once a month Sunday Contemporary worship at 12:15 p.m.
The season of Advent is one of anticipation of the arrival of Christ. It begins and continues through The four Sundays before Christmas. Advent is a joyful thoughtful time. It is a time of recognition that we are awaiting the revelation of our Lord Jesus Christ. Advent's ( key word is "Come") a beautiful word signaling God's own activity in the past, present, and future. Advent is celebrated in many ways at St. Martin's, through worship, the lighting of candles on the Advent wreath, prayer and through the preparation for Christmas, including: caroling, pageants, prayer vigils, and fellowship throughout the congregation. It is a time of anticipation, appreciation, union, joy, and happiness.
Worship is the center of congregational life at St. Martin's. Worship is the outward expression of the communities' commitment to and love for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The structure and liturgy for St. Martin's worship services are rich in Lutheran history and tradition. Led by the pastors, lay leaders and musicians, prayer, music, and the Gospel message of the Christian faith are interwoven to create a beautiful and inspiring experience of the congregation's expression of faith. 
Advent and Christmas