The Rt. Rev. Martin Scott Field, bishop of West Missouri (resigned). Was the eighth bishop of The Diocese of West Missouri.
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One-hour video. A recording of the Choral Evensong in thanksgiving of the ministries of the Rt. Rev. Martin Field & Donna Field and the Rev. Dr. Steven Rottgers & Mary Rottgers held on Friday, November 5, 2021, at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral.
Please join us for a light reception to honor the service of The Rt. Rev. Martin & Donna Field and The Rev. Dr. Steven & Mary Rottgers. The reception will be held in Founders’ Hall, following Evensong at 6 p.m.
An evening to say thank you and recognition of service to the diocese Read More »
Five-minute read. Bishop Marty reviews his Episcopacy in West Missouri.
Farewell from Bishop Marty Read More »
Three-minute read. Photographs of Bishop Marty’s final pastoral visitation as Bishop of West Missouri which took place on Sunday, September 12, 2021, at Christ Episcopal Church, Warrensburg, Missouri.
14-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon preached at the service for the Ending of a Pastoral Relationship of the Rev. Kenneth L. Chumbley, at Christ Episcopal Church, Springfield, on August 29, 2021, is available to listen to online.
12-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Lee’s Summit, is available to listen to online.
12-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Joplin, is available to listen to online.
11-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon given on Wednesday, August 11 (Commemoration of Laurence of Rome) at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Springfield, is available to listen to online.
Commemoration of Laurence of Rome, St. John’s, Springfield, August 11, 2021 Read More »
16-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Kimberling City, is available to listen to online.
Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Tenth Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, Lee’s Summit, is available to watch online.
15-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Raytown, is available to listen to online.
17-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost given at Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Blue Springs, is available to listen to online.
17-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Peter & All Saints, Kansas City, is available to listen to online.
16-minute video. Bishop Marty’s sermon delivered at the Rev. Isaac Petty’s installation at St. Luke’s, Excelsior Springs, on July 8, 2021, is available to watch online.
Two-Minute read. Sabbath is important; so important that even God took time off after his creation of all that is. If a sabbath rest is good enough for God, it’s good enough for us, too!
Purposeful Sabbath Read More »
15-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Third Sunday after Pentecost given at St. Oswald’s in the Fields, Skidmore, is available to listen to online.
14-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the second Sunday after Pentecost given at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, Mountain Grove, is available to listen to online.
Two-minute read. Memorial Day was originally set aside for — and I believe should be reserved for — those who gave their all. Join me this Memorial Day to honor those who richly deserve our tribute, to take time to do so even before the bar-b-que begins, and to remember that freedom isn’t free, that the cost has been paid and is being paid still.
12-minute recording. Bishop Marty’s sermon for the Feast of Pentecost given at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Independence, is available to listen to online.
One-minute read. On Saturday, May 15, a graduation service and ceremony was held at Grace Cathedral, Topeka, Kansas, for the Bishop Kemper School for Ministry classes of 2020 and 2021.
