Coming Events

2010 Events Calendar

Event Description Event Date & Time

Stations of the Cross

Stations of the Cross will be held on Thursday in Lent
Thursdays
6:45 pm

Vestry Meeting

The Vestry will meet following Second Table.
March 14th
10:30 am

Clean -Up Day

Following Second Table the congregation will gather to clean the church in preparation for Easter.
Sunday, March 21
10:30 am

Conversation with the Presiding Bishop

Presiding Bishop, Katharine Jefferts-Schori will meet with young adults (ages 20-35) to discuss the state of the Episcopal Church.
Friday, March 26
7:00 pm

Teen Parent Program

South High Teen Parents and the YWCA will meet at St Martin's
Mondays in March and April
3:00 pm

J2A

J2A, Journey to Adulthood, the youth program for middle and senior high youth begins the Wednesday following Labor Day, September 9th, at St. Martha's, near 72nd and Cornhusker, Papillion. This program brings young people together from four Episcopal Churches, St. Luke's, Papillion, Holy Spirit, Bellevue; St. Martha's, Papillion; and St. Martin's, South Omaha. Each Wednesday, the program begins with a meal, followed by breakout sessions on some aspect of our life, included at all sessions are times for fun. Ask a youth who has gone, and you will find that J2A and the friendships that develop have made it an important time, a time not to miss.
Wed.
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

AA Recovery Meeting

This is an open meeting. Enter through the J Street Side to the Basement of the Church.
Thursday Evening
7 PM

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