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Join us this fall to find out! Christianity comes in many forms and expressions. As Episcopalians, part of the Anglican Church, we have a particular way of living out our relationship with Christ and the world. We will be holding a series of four classes for anyone interested in learning more about the Episcopal faith.…
Join us for our annual Women’s Retreat, Nevertheless She Persisted: Hidden Figures in the Church. Saturday, May 13, 9am – 3pm in the Education Room at St. James’ Lunch is provided We will explore the lives of some lesser-known women in our church history and then spend some private time thinking about which of these…
Adult Workshops in June WRITING YOUR LAST LETTER BEFORE YOU DIE: 7 Things you must not forget to say We often think about how to pass on our material possessions when we die, but it is even more enduring to pass on our stories and our values. Stanford doctor VJ Periyakoil founded the Stanford…
SAVE THE DATE! Women’s Retreat, Saturday, May 13, 9am – 3pm, at St. James’. The theme is Nevertheless She Persisted: Hidden Figures in the Church. Watch for details coming soon!
The season of Lent is upon us. We may think of Lent as a somewhat dreary six weeks; plain, cheerless, and full of references to our sinfulness. While is it true that it is a penitential time, its purpose is not to make us feel bad about ourselves, but to prepare spiritually for the joyful…
You asked, we listened. Starting in April, we will have bible study at the 9:15 hour between services on Sundays. We will take a chronological approach to the New Testament, starting with the books/letters that were written first. That means we will start with I & II Thessalonians, considered by most scholars to be the…
Lenten Soup Suppers Every Tuesday in Lent: Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28, Apr. 4. Soup supper at 6pm in the Parish Hall, program from 6:30-8pm in the Education Room. Lenten Program: “Growing a Rule of Life” In this series, we focus on God as the Chief Gardener of our souls, and we seek out ways…
REFRESH YOUR SPIRIT: CHECK OUT A BOOK (OR DVD) FROM THE ST. JAMES’ LIBRARY Check out more new additions to the library! THEO-18 Williams, Rowan Writing in the Dust: After September 11 (2002). Former archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, presents deep and moving theological reflections based on the tragedy of September 11. SPIR-41.2 Rolheiser, Ronald …
Who are the ministers of the Church? The ministers of the Church are lay persons, bishops, priests, and deacons. BCP Catechism, Page 855 Who are the ministers and what are their roles in the life and ministry of the Church? What does it mean to be a minister of the church? What are the implications…
The following is a blog post by Scott Gunn, editor with Forward Movement. Posted with permission of the author. Dear friends in Christ, This week, my Facebook feed is full of families with kids headed back to school. Just about every store I’ve been in for a couple of weeks has specials for “back to…