St. Charles the Martyr
6th and G Street
Fairbury, Nebraska 68453

Worship Services:


1st and 3rd Weekends~Sunday 11:00 A.M.
2nd and 4th Weekends~Saturday 5:30 P.M.

Special Services as announced


Mission: Spread God's Word and Love to Everyone

St. Charles the Martyr made up of members from several area communities to include: Steele City , Fairbury, Alexandria , and Hebron .


 

Some of the Church Programs/Activities supported by St. Charles :

Altar Guild Lay Reader Lay Eucharistic Minister
Acolyte Salvation Army—Volunteer help Community Fundraising—Outreach Programs
Liturgy Sponsor a Child in the Dominican Republic “Write a Letter to a Serviceman” program
Vestry Girl Scouts/Brownies meet in the Church Food Drive every Sunday for Hebron & Fairbury Food Bank
Ushers/Greeters    

 

St. Charles the Martyr History Brief

The first Episcopal services were held in 1901 and except for a small break from 1906-07 services have been held ever since. The church was first established as a mission church in 1907 and named Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Services were at various places in Fairbury until a church was built and services held at its present location at 6th and G St. in 1910. In 1957 the name was changed to St. Charles the Martyr. In the late 1960's, the Episcopal Church in Hebron, 24 miles west of Fairbury, closed and many of its members joined St. Charles the Martyr and remain active members today.

Parishioners at St. Charles
with Bishop Burnett

Mission: Spread God's Word and Love to Everyone