St. Martin's, Hull

07/09/2026

What does it really mean that “the Word became flesh”?
John opens his Gospel with a passage that takes us from eternity into our everyday world — light breaking into darkness, grace meeting truth, and the astonishing promise that we can become children of God.

Why not explore more with this summary of the talk on John 1:1–14.

Read the full post on the blog. https://anchored-teachingfromstmartins.blogspot.com/2026/09/in-beginning-meeting-word-made-flesh.html

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07/09/2026

Where do you turn when you need to be reminded of God’s love?

Psalm 36 gives us a rich and reassuring picture of the Lord’s steadfast love — a love that reaches to the heavens and shelters us under the shadow of His wings. In a world that often feels restless and noisy, this psalm invites us back into His presence, His light, and His refreshing rest.

If you could do with some encouragement today, this reflection may be just what you need. You can read it here-
https://anchored-teachingfromstmartins.blogspot.com/2026/09/psalm-36-vastness-of-gods-love.html

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07/09/2026

The Hub is open this Tuesday, 10.30am–1.00pm!
A friendly space for anyone in our community to drop in.

Community Shop • Café • Listening & Support • Signposting • Warm Space • West Hull Foodbank • Hull City Council Help Desk

Whether you need a chat, a cuppa, practical help, or simply a place to be — you’re always welcome.

05/09/2026

At St Martin’s, we believe church should feel like coming home. We’re one church with two congregations — different in style, united in heart.
Sundays at 10.30am A contemporary gathering with worship, teaching, and space to meet with the Holy Spirit. A place to encounter God’s presence and grow in faith.
Wednesdays at 11am A peaceful, traditional service with well known hymns and a shorter version of Sunday’s talk. A gentle midweek moment of worship and rest.
Wherever you’re coming from, whatever your week has held — welcome home.

04/09/2026

Looking for something quieter in the middle of the week?
Join us on Wednesday at 11am for our traditional service — peaceful worship, well‑known hymns, and a short talk based on Sundays.
Coffee from 10. You’re so welcome

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04/09/2026

03/09/2026

Join our community Big Bible Read from 6 September.
We’ll read the Gospel of John together, one day at a time.
Download the plan or follow the daily posts with online links, and share any questions you have.

02/09/2026

Ever wondered if prayer really works?
Most people pray at some point—especially in tough times. And surprisingly, many discover that someone is listening. You don’t need to be religious to give it a go.
The trypraying booklet is a simple 7-day guide for anyone who's curious, searching, or just hoping for something more.
It’s free. It’s easy. And it’s made for people who don’t usually do church.
Try it. Share it. See what happens.

01/09/2026

Each month we learn a verse of Scripture together, and this month we’re focusing on Romans 6:23.
It reminds us that while we could never earn God’s favour, He gives us life in Jesus — freely and fully.
A truth worth holding onto.