This 11-day pilgrimage to Oberammergau and the Passion Play will be led by rector John McCard. (more…)
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March 20-21: Fearless Women of Faith
St. James’s Episcopal Church announces WomanKind 2020, an engaging, two-day women’s program scheduled March 20-21, 2020, hosted by and at St. James’s for attendees of any faith. (more…)
Nov. 24-Dec. 8 – Return your gifts Sunday!
Save the Date for the 6th Taste of St. James’s on November 16 from 5 – 7 pm.
Interfaith Dialogue: Honoring and Remembering the Dead
Education for Ministry (EfM) 2019
The EfM curriculum of study, worship and theological reflection in a small group is one of the most comprehensive theological education experiences available (more…)
Mindful Biking
Adult Confirmation Spring 2019
(formerly Pilgrim’s Path) This year, our adult confirmation program has a new model based on the early church’s practice of teaching new members during Lent in preparation for Easter. (more…)
Dr. Gar Anderson Talks About St. Paul February 10
St. Paul: A Man Misunderstood with Gar Anderson, Ph.D In her popular book, Karen Armstrong called St. Paul “the apostle we love to hate.” And, to be sure, Paul of Tarsus has been the object of both veneration and intense contempt. But is it really Paul or is it a caricature of the historical figure, […]
Mardi Gras for Missions-March 5
March 5, 2019 at 6:00 p.m., in the Michaux House
Mardi Gras for Missions
March 5, 2019 at 6:00 p.m., in the Michaux House
Interfaith Dialogue with Beth Ahabah
General Convention Adopts Environmental Resolutions
This past July, Episcopal Bishops, clergy, and lay leaders gathered in Austin, Texas for General Convention. Included in their agenda were over a dozen environmental resolutions indicating a strong commitment to caring for God’s creation. (more…)
Reclaim Your Mailbox
Recently, Penny Gugino told me a tip about junk mail. Yes, you can put it in your recycle bin as soon as you get it, but it is better to stop receiving it so that it doesn’t arrive in your mailbox in the first place. (more…)
Movie Night? Nature Videos: The Perfect Choice!
Growing up in the 1970s, I often watched Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. I have cozy memories of the host, white-haired Marlin Perkins, narrating long, extended takes of animals in their natural habitat, far removed from human civilization. (more…)
Facing the Challenges of our Time
“To fast” means to do without in order to draw closer to God. For 2018, our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry asks us to fast on the 21st of each month in solidarity with all who struggle with hunger. His concern is domestic and international. (more…)