Not in our church. I think what you say is more of a Catholic thing.
Isn’t that the point? :)
The Church does not "make" saints. After thorough investigation, the Church declares that a particular individual, through his or her life and works (including miracles), was well known to live a 'sober, righteous and godly life' and thus is to be placed on the calendar as a Good Example for all to follow. A role model, if you will.
Better to be famous for righteousness than mere notoriety, don't you think?
We sometimes talk of “Capital S saints”, and “little S saints”, i.e. the rest of us. In Catholicism we also believe that we lay people are a Royal Priesthood, just as Christ says, but we still have ordained priests - mostly because of what it says in Acts about the apostles needing to devote themselves to prayer and meditation.