This calendar shows events being held by St. James’. To check on all meetings being held on campus and for meeting room availability, please see our Facilities Use Calendar. Rooms on campus may be reserved by contacting the Office Administrator.
Our book for discussion on March 3 is:
We Are Displaced: My Journey and Stories From Refugee Girls Around the World, by Malala Yousafzai (Little, Brown & Co. 2019).
Please contact Janet to volunteer the next book for the Book Club!
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.
Please join us for our Advent series, “Beyond the Christmas Card: what the Bible says about Jesus’ birth,” Tuesday evenings 7-8:30pm, December 3, 10 17. Led by the Rev. Dr. Bill Hale.
In three sessions, we will look at the New Testament record of Jesus’ birth, including looking into why discussion of his early life is lacking in Mark, Paul, or other canonical writings. We will read carefully the accounts in the first chapters of Matthew and Luke, and discuss the meaning of the first chapter of John in our third session. Examination of each of the strands presented by these writers should give us a better understanding of each Evangelist, as well as a fuller theology of what Jesus’ birth means for our understanding of our faith. Contact Janet Fischer with any questions at jfischer@saintj.com
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.
Monthly meeting of Episcopal Youth Fremont, hosted online. See the EYF webpage for more details.
Please join us for our Advent series, “Beyond the Christmas Card: what the Bible says about Jesus’ birth,” Tuesday evenings 7-8:30pm, December 3, 10 17. Led by the Rev. Dr. Bill Hale.
In three sessions, we will look at the New Testament record of Jesus’ birth, including looking into why discussion of his early life is lacking in Mark, Paul, or other canonical writings. We will read carefully the accounts in the first chapters of Matthew and Luke, and discuss the meaning of the first chapter of John in our third session. Examination of each of the strands presented by these writers should give us a better understanding of each Evangelist, as well as a fuller theology of what Jesus’ birth means for our understanding of our faith. Contact Janet Fischer with any questions at jfischer@saintj.com
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.
Please join us for our Advent series, “Beyond the Christmas Card: what the Bible says about Jesus’ birth,” Tuesday evenings 7-8:30pm, December 3, 10 17. Led by the Rev. Dr. Bill Hale.
In three sessions, we will look at the New Testament record of Jesus’ birth, including looking into why discussion of his early life is lacking in Mark, Paul, or other canonical writings. We will read carefully the accounts in the first chapters of Matthew and Luke, and discuss the meaning of the first chapter of John in our third session. Examination of each of the strands presented by these writers should give us a better understanding of each Evangelist, as well as a fuller theology of what Jesus’ birth means for our understanding of our faith. Contact Janet Fischer with any questions at jfischer@saintj.com
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.
Our book for discussion on March 3 is:
We Are Displaced: My Journey and Stories From Refugee Girls Around the World, by Malala Yousafzai (Little, Brown & Co. 2019).
Please contact Janet to volunteer the next book for the Book Club!
Sunday School children gather on the lawn at 10:15am and go to the classroom at 10:30am. We will join the congregation in the sanctuary for the Eucharistic Prayer and return to the classroom after Communion. For more information, visit the Children’s Program page.