Welcome to
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
You’re Welcome Here
We are a warm and welcoming congregation inviting all members of the Mason, Texas community and beyond to join us in song, service, worship, conversation and prayer at St. Martin's Episcopal Church. Come and be a part of this thriving and hope-filled congregation.
St. Martin's Works to Eliminate Unpaid Medical Debt in Twelve Counties
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Mason, TX is partnering with its sister congregations of the Northern Convocation of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas, other supporters, and the non-profit Undue Medical Debt to alleviate the financial and emotional burdens of unpaid medical bills. Without our help, some of our neighbors will never escape these debts. We are asking you to consider making a contribution to “The Skye’s the Limit” campaign, which has a goal of raising $14,000 to eliminate approximately $3 million of unpaid medical debt in our area!
Please see the link below to learn about the campaign and to donate.
Identified Medical Debt in Our Area – Following are the twelve counties in the Northern Convocation of the Diocese with identified medical debt, totaling approximately $3 million dollars: Mason, Bandera, Blanco, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, McCulloch, Menard, Llano, San Saba, and Sutton counties.
Please Help Us Make a Difference – It Starts with $1
Your Donation Can Bring Relief.
You can also learn more by going to our dedicated The Skye's the Limit Campaign pages in our menu or by clicking here
Worship Schedule
Worship With Us on Sunday at 11 AM
105 Willow St, Mason, Texas 76856
Fellowship follows on Most Sundays at
211 San Antonio St, Mason, TX 76856
Please click logos to visit our social media pages for up-to-date information and worship videos
Sunday Service
We extend a warm welcome to those who are single, married, divorced, widowed and LGBTQIA.
We extend a warm welcome to babies, toddlers and pets. Saint Martin's is the only dog-friendly church in Mason County, and congregants and visitors are invited to bring their canine companions to services.
We welcome you whether you sing loudly or hum to yourself. We don't care if the last time you attended church was Christmas Eve twenty years ago. You are welcome here.
The homily by our priest, The Rev. Dr. Tom Luck, is typically followed by a time for comments, questions and group discussion. Music is joyful and beautiful.
Special Worship Opportunities
Besides gathering together on Sundays at 11 AM, St. Martin's also celebrates many feast days throughout the liturgical year. Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter are observed in the Spring. We have a tradition of celebrating Lessons and Carols at Christmas, singing many beloved carols of the season. Each year we have a special Summer worship service along the Llano River and many enjoy the worship, fellowship, food and the river.
Interested in joining one of our worship services? Get in touch to find out more.
Being the Church
in the World
Serving the Larger Community
The people of St. Martin's have a long, proud and dedicated history of serving the people of Mason and beyond, sharing God's love for all. We actively participate with the Mason Ministerial Alliance by cooking and serving meals and helping with the Food Pantry.
Members of St. Martin's were instrumental in helping create and are active in the Mason Community Kitchen and Second Chance Mason Animal Rescue.
Contact us today to find out more about joining us in serving our community.
"When LOVE is the way,
THERE'S PLENTY GOOD ROOM
for ALL GOD'S CHILDREN
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
Joyful Fellowship
We Love to Share Hospitality
The people of Saint Martin's love to worship together and to have fellowship with one another and the wider community. We invite everyone to join us for worship every Sunday at Saint Martin's and then to gather with us for our Sunday potluck lunch at Sandstone Cellars Wine Bar. You will find dishes ranging from BBQ to salads to lactose-free macaroni and cheese. And glorious desserts.
Come join us for fellowship.
The Sisterhood is Back!
The Sisterhood is a multi-faith group that explores different ideas and topics and is going to convene again and do a book study with discussion using materials from The Wisdom Years. The first gathering is at St. Martin's on Saturday, October 5 at 11:00. Please purchase Soul of the Pilgrim by Christine Valters Paintner. The plan is to meet and discuss the first two chapters led by Cindy Zemis-Morris. There are a total of 8 chapters.
The Wisdom Years website has discussion questions and readings and reflections if you choose to go deeper into the study and practice.
Feel free to invite anyone that you think would want to join! The Sisterhood is looking forward to seeing you, If you have any questions, please click the link below.
Mark Nepo reminds us that:
To journey without being changed is to be a nomad.
To change without journeying is to be a chameleon.
To journey and be transformed by the journey is to be a pilgrim.
News in the Diocese of West Texas
St. Martin's Episcopal Church is a mission of the Diocese of West Texas. By clicking on the images, check out some of the upcoming events and news in the Diocese.
St. Martin's Receives Grant from
the Episcopal Church Executive Council
Click on Image for the Announcement from the Office of Church Planting and Redevelopment.
St. Martin's has new ads for the Mason County News
St. Martin's Supports Blessing House
St. Martin's is working with the Blessing House to help stock their shelves. Terri Reardon, the Wesley Nurse, is asking for food items, like granola bars, soups with tab lids and other non-perishable food items and small water bottles for the Blessing Box for people on the weekends. There is also a need for laundry soap and bleach. You can leave your donations in the shopping cart inside St. Martin's or drop off at the Methodist Healthcare Ministries offices at 124 East Mesquite Street.