St. Martin of Tours

Jarrod Jones

3 months ago

That new sign is obnoxious. It's a tacky eyesore that contradicts the actual beauty of the church. The love of Christ should shine throughout the neighborhood, not a Vegas style sign that tells us the weather. The Bible says that when our Lord Savior returns, it will be announced by the trumpets of God. And even the welcomed sound of those horns, that all the heavens and earth shall hear, will be more subtle than that sign. This neon sign of mine, I'm going to let it shine....Can't wait to see the size of the bushel that could hide that light.

Francis Presto

10 months ago

It's a Catholic Church Plenty of parking. Bathrooms are in the building. Accessibility of entrances and parking exists.

Scott Cherek

a year ago

Visited St. Martin of Tours Church for their fundraising rummage sale inside the church. There are lots of items, like kids clothes, kids toys, seasonal/Christmas items, dishware, glassware, books, games, sporting items and much more.

TheBerean

8 years ago

Our bike trail goes through this area. We stop by and remember the final resting place for all is death. We also know that their sound will spend eternity in heaven or hell. How many do we let slip by us in life without sharing with them the Gospel and how to be saved from hell. By the sacrifice of Jesus Christ alone can we be forgiven

Noah Beihoff

9 years ago

I am a graduate from St. Martin of Tours. The atmosphere along with the kind teachers and students was an experience that I will treasure for the rest on my life. If I could do it all again, I would. I went through all of the grades there and I like how the teachers raised our knowledge slowly and gradually, knowing that every lesson they teach us is critical and fragile. They know that everything they teach us, will affect us in our futures. It is an opportunity that I really recommend taking. It is worth it and it also prepared me so well educationally and spiritually. To add on to it all, the small size of the school made the teachers feel like parents, and the students like brothers and sisters. They will help you through rough times and comfort you and give you wisdom as you continue on. I love St. Martin's and will never forget what it is to me.