St. Martin's

St. Martin's St. Martin's is the Episcopal campus ministry at the University of Arkansas. All are welcome to join our community of worship, fellowship, and continued growth.

God loves everyone, no exceptions! Martin’s is a community where all people,
no matter where they are on their journey of faith,
are assured respect and freedom to pursue
personal spiritual growth. Come meet us and
share in our common life.

Congratulations to our faculty advisor, the Rev. Dr. Lora Walsh, on the publication of her monograph, Lady Church in the...
06/22/2026

Congratulations to our faculty advisor, the Rev. Dr. Lora Walsh, on the publication of her monograph, Lady Church in the Christian Imagination!

Lora Walsh examines the writings from the medieval period to early modern Christianity that describe and envision the church as female. Her book shows how deeply and pervasively

This summer, many St. Martin's students are deepening their academic and spiritual formation in different ways. Our firs...
06/04/2026

This summer, many St. Martin's students are deepening their academic and spiritual formation in different ways.

Our first Summer Spotlight is Madi Stiles, who is participating in the Arkansas Water Resource Center's Water Fellows Program. Madi is working on the Prairie Grove watershed project and will present her findings at the Arkansas Water Resources Center (AWRC) conference on July 28–30. Her core research question is how rural-to-suburban development alters dissolved greenhouse gas dynamics in streams, using a space-for-time substitution across a 5-site development gradient: watershed outlet, completed subdivision, in-progress subdivision, planned development (currently pasture), and a control site. She is thrilled to have been given such an amazing opportunity to learn new laboratory, field, and data analysis methods that will benefit her in a future career in water quality research.

St. Martin's Episcopal Center will be offering parking for football home games in the 2026 season! Support our vital min...
05/07/2026

St. Martin's Episcopal Center will be offering parking for football home games in the 2026 season! Support our vital ministry on campus with a $700 donation and get a reserved parking spot for the season, just a few blocks from the stadium. Only 10 spaces are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

For more information and to register, visit https://www.stmartinsuark.org/parking.

Here's our schedule for final exam week! Students, staff, and faculty are invited to join us for a few moments midday ea...
05/01/2026

Here's our schedule for final exam week! Students, staff, and faculty are invited to join us for a few moments midday each day to recenter our selves on God. Lunch will also be provided.

"I have more understanding than all my teachers : for your decrees are my study." Psalm 119:99

We enjoyed having Bishop Harmon with us last week for communion, conversation, and the confirmation of three members of ...
04/27/2026

We enjoyed having Bishop Harmon with us last week for communion, conversation, and the confirmation of three members of our community!

The Right Reverend John T.W. Harmon, Bishop of Arkansas visited St. Martin's Episcopal Center in Fayetteville. St. Martin's is the Episcopal campus ministry at the University of Arkansas.

https://www.stmartinsuark.org/

Join us this Sunday evening at St. Paul's as we celebrate graduating members of the St. Martin's community!
04/22/2026

Join us this Sunday evening at St. Paul's as we celebrate graduating members of the St. Martin's community!

Spring Forward March 12

It’s been a full and joyful Easter for St. Martin’s! At the Easter Vigil last night, Emma was baptized into the Body of ...
04/06/2026

It’s been a full and joyful Easter for St. Martin’s! At the Easter Vigil last night, Emma was baptized into the Body of Christ. Then today, we celebrated Easter at St. M’s and had some fellowship over dinner. The Easter joy continues on Tuesdays at 5:15!

We celebrated Maundy Thursday today with a Eucharist and the custom of "stripping of the altar," in which everything is ...
04/03/2026

We celebrated Maundy Thursday today with a Eucharist and the custom of "stripping of the altar," in which everything is cleared from the sanctuary, including the reserved Sacrament that is kept there. It is a stark reminder of the betrayal and desolation that Jesus faced during his Passion. We also used a pall (the stiffened piece of linen that covers the chalice) that is embroidered with symbols of the Passion.

Things will look much different when we gather on Easter Day at 5:30 to celebrate the Resurrection together; all members of the university community are invited to join us.

Address

Fayetteville, AR

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14795539352

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