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Shining the Light of Christ's Love for All People

YOU ARE WELCOME HERE.

St. James Episcopal Church wholeheartedly welcomes persons of every orientation, status, ethnicity, disability, gender, language, and identity into our beloved community. At St. James, you will encounter the love of Christ through an eclectic community of persons passionate about the Good News of Jesus, expressed in our worship, in our service within the wider community, and our social time with one another.

We believe God is calling us to be...

spiritually grounded.

Through our worship, which is rooted in the ancient tradition Christians have carried across time and space, we join our voices in prayer and praise. We study the scriptures, Christian history, spiritual practices, and more, for living as faithful followers of Jesus.

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radically welcoming.

We believe all people are made in the image of God, and we celebrate the gift of each unique person we meet. We invite all God’s beloved children into the full life of the church.

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lovingly supporting one another.

We’re all on this journey of life together, so we show up to care for one another in times of joy, grief, and everything in between. True love is shown here.

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offering meaningful service and witness for all who are in need.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to care for those in need of any kind. We commit to serve others in relational and transformational ways, all because of and in witness to the Good News of God in Christ Jesus, who heals, comforts, and restores hope for new life.

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St. James is known as a prayerful parish. From our prayer chain ministry to our regular prayer services, we are always ready to pray for you.

Our Weekly Services

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CATHOLIC AND REFORMED

The Anglican via media, or "middle way"

Our Episcopal heritage falls within the Anglican tradition, the third largest group of Christians globally, behind Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians. Our tradition is both catholic (meaning the church universal) and reformed (meaning we have diverged in our unique way over the last five centuries). At St. James, you will find catholic faith in the traditional ordering of the liturgy and strong sacramental theology, while also finding a reformed sensibility toward inclusion and cooperation.

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