HomePress ReleasesDeath of the Rev. Dr. Martha Giltinan

Death of the Rev. Dr. Martha Giltinan

Published on

Please Help Anglican.Ink with a donation.

The Rev. Dr. Martha Giltinan died this morning in Boston at Massachusetts General Hospital after a yearlong battle with Leukemia.

AMBRIDGE, PA – December 12, 2014  – The Rev. Dr. Martha Giltinan died this morning in Boston at Massachusetts General Hospital after a yearlong battle with Leukemia. Throughout this year she has fought valiantly against the disease, but always with a deep trust in the Lord and without a fear of death. “Death has no dominion over me,” was her constant refrain during her treatment.

Martha has been a member of the Faculty of Trinity School for Ministry since 2005 teaching both Liturgy and Pastoral Theology. She was a priest in the Anglican Church of North America and served on the Liturgy and Common Worship Task Force which developed Texts for Common Prayer. Prior to her work at Trinity, she served in Parish ministry in the Boston area for nearly twenty years. “Martha has been a dear friend and a much-loved colleague,” remarked the Very Rev. Dr.Justyn Terry, Trinity’s Dean and President. “She was a great pastor and mentor to many of our students over the years and she will be deeply missed by the whole Trinity community.”

Martha is survived by her mother Carter, and brothers Thomas A., William, and Alexander. She is predeceased by her father Alexander.

Funeral arrangements are still coming together. The information will be posted herewhen it is available.

May she rest in peace.

Latest articles

Announcing Southwestern Virginia’s new Bishop-Elect, Karin MacPhail

The Rev. Karin MacPhail, rector of St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Roanoke, Virginia, was...

A Joint Letter from 154 Bishops of The Episcopal Church: Whose Dignity Matters?

A letter to our fellow Americans. We, the undersigned bishops of The Episcopal Church, write...

CEEC’s National Director resigns as Honorary Canon over Prayers of Love and Faith

Reverend John Dunnett, National Director, Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC) and chair of the Chelmsford Diocesan...

The Last Good Meal

It seems like a long time ago that a letter was written to the...

Global Anglican Communion and the future of Canterbury 

Today, the Church of England formally confirmed its new Archbishop of Canterbury through the...

More like this

Announcing Southwestern Virginia’s new Bishop-Elect, Karin MacPhail

The Rev. Karin MacPhail, rector of St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Roanoke, Virginia, was...

A Joint Letter from 154 Bishops of The Episcopal Church: Whose Dignity Matters?

A letter to our fellow Americans. We, the undersigned bishops of The Episcopal Church, write...

CEEC’s National Director resigns as Honorary Canon over Prayers of Love and Faith

Reverend John Dunnett, National Director, Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC) and chair of the Chelmsford Diocesan...