Sowing Seeds and Reaping the Harvest Community Ministerial Organization

02/21/2026

02/21/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the first three Sundays of our Black History Celebration at St. Martin’s Chicago. Your presence, fellowship, and support have made this month truly meaningful.

Join us this Sunday, February 22, 2026, for our Grand Finale & Fundraiser as we continue to Lift Every Voice for the Unsung Heroes.

• 10:00 AM – Holy Eucharist
• Fellowship & Soul Food Dinner Fundraiser immediately following
• 1:00 PM – Black History Program
• Special Presentation: Hidden Messages in Negro Spirituals on the Underground Railroad

Come celebrate, support, and honor our Unsung Heroes with us. Advance dinner orders are appreciated—please email Lisa Scott at [email protected] to reserve your meal. You may pay online via QR code or at church on Sunday.

We look forward to worshiping and celebrating together. Peace and blessings.

Media Correction: The presentation is by the director of Dance Theatre of Harlem is Arthur Mitchell not Walter

10/16/2024

As I moved forward as a member of St. Martin's Episcopal Church of Chicago and a postulant for the presbyterate (priesthood) in the Diocese of Chicago, I am currently doing my Seminarian Intern at Grace Episcopal Church. I believe in fighting for the “underdog” I don’t care who they are! Everybody can be God’s children in Christ Jesus, no one can tell me differently, God had the nerve to select me so I know God can select anyone!❤️🙏🏾

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05/25/2024

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05/25/2024

05/25/2024

“You've got to learn to leave the table When love's no longer being served.”

— Nina Simone

05/25/2024

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