Weekly Worship

Sundays:

8:00 AM Holy Eucharist (said)

10:00 AM Holy Eucharist (with music and choir)

Wednesday Evenings: Celtic Eucharist Service at 5:15 PM


Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 26
Ash Wednesday Schedule:

Holy Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes - Noon & 7:00 PM (Choir)
Stations of the Cross in the City immediately after the noon service
Ashes-to-go will be distributed by parishioners at various times and locations. If you would like to participate, please see the sign-up sheet and schedule on the credenza in the parish hall.

Stations of the Cross will be held each Friday during Lent at 5 PM in the Church.

During July and August, we offer one Sunday service at 9:00 AM and a Wednesday evening worship service at 5:15 PM.

 
Monthly Services
1st Sunday Choral Eucharist, Anthem & Anglican Chant, 10:00 AM Church
1st Tuesday     Evening Prayer, 5:30 PM Hallam Chapel
1st Monday Compline, 9 PM Hallam Chapel
1st  Friday Holy Eucharist, 2 PM Greentree Manor
3rd Sunday Healing Prayers Sunday Morning Serivces
     
What To Expect When You Come to St. James

 

Whatever your religious background and however you have come to be here, welcome to St. James Episcopal Church!

In the pew you will find two books, which we use in our worship: the red Book of Common Prayer (referred to as BCP in the bulletin) and the blue Hymnal (all music notation preceded by an “S” can be found in the front section).  In the distributed Sunday bulletin you will find the service outline and the page references to those two books. If you find it difficult to follow the service at first, please feel free to ask someone near you for assistance. After a few services, it will become easier. Standing, sitting, or kneeling for various parts of the service is a matter only of custom, and you should feel free to assume whatever posture is most helpful to you.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Holy Communion. At the time of communion, please come to the Altar rail and stand or kneel. First, the bread will be placed in your outstretched hands; when the chalice of wine comes, you may drink directly from it or dip the bread in it. If you prefer not to receive communion, but would like to receive a blessing, please signal your desire by crossing your arms across your chest. 

We are delighted that you are thinking about joining us for worship. Please join us after the service for a little fellowship so we can get to know you better.