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St. Martins Episcopal Church: A Progressive Faith Community Linking Spirituality and Social Transformation

An Austin Church committed to dismantling racism and working for social justice. We welcome those who are unchurched or whose needs and aspirations are unfulfilled by traditional churches. We are committed to creating space for marginal voices that are unheard in dominant stories. We welcome and affirm multiple types of families.

Fr. Christopher E. Griffin

Media

Accessibity Project

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Sister Joan Chittister talks about new ideas in faith and contemporary science that are challenging the traditional hierarchical view of women’s place and role in society. She is a Benedictine Sister of Erie, Pennsylvania; an author of over forty-five books; and a founding member of The Global Peace Initiative of Women, a partner organization of the UN.

Sister Joan is an author we have read and discussed often in Adult Formation. We are currently reading Uncommon Gratitude: Alleluia for All That Is, coauthored with former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams.

Annual Meeting Postponed

Because of the Winter Storm Warning issued by the National Weather Service, we canceling tomorrow’s Adult Formation and postponing the 2015 Annual Meeting. We are rescheduling the meeting to February 25th following service.

If you have not yet submitted your 2015 Pledge, you may still do so online. Please click here.

Low Wages Are a Moral Crisis in Our Time

Posted on January 30, 2015 by lnance

Having worked as a family law attorney for 18 years in Oakland, California, I know that the single greatest cause of the breakup of families is economic stressors. This is Continue Reading →