Worshiping Together :
Remaining Online Although we had planned for a limited return to in-person, indoor worship on October 18, the skyrocketing number of daily new cases of COVID-19 in Caldwell County has caused us to pull back from that at this time. Daily new cases had averaged about 15 in August, and just under 11 in September. It is now up close to an average of 30 per day during the first half of October. All worship and church meetings will continue online only until further notice. |
Quick Links -
Sunday Worship Online Our Sunday morning worship will be on both Facebook and YouTube at 10 am every week. The words will all be a part of the video, so you won't need to download a bulletin or find a Prayer Book. Previous weeks' services, as well as other offerings can also be found at those places. Click on the image below to go to your choice of locations: ![]() Online Coffee Hour - Get together with others a half hour before worship in our Zoom Room. 9:30 on Sunday mornings
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The people of St. James actively look for ways to love God and serve our neighbors. You will find avenues at St. James to discover your own passions and to put your faith into action. |
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LibraryThing is being used by St. James to pull together interesting books from ALL of our libraries! Do you see a book you'd like to read? Reach out to Amy and she'll coordinate the delivery (information@saintjamesepiscopal.org) : picking it up from the person who owns it, and delivering it to your doorstep. Our "private" access information in LibraryThing will keep track of who owns the books, and who is borrowing them. To add a book for others to borrow, simply get the ISBN number off the back cover, and email that along with book title and author to Amy or to Susan, and it will be added for others to borrow. Other Quick Links Tuesday Bible Study: Moves online. Every Tuesday at 11:30. Click here to join us by Zoom. You'll need the meeting password - get it from the parish administrator, rector, or other participant. "Drop by the Office" - Stay in touch with the Rector! These days you can't just stop by the office to say "hi" - but staying in touch, even if it's not for anything "important," is still important. Would you like to chat? Tell her how you''re doing, or check on how she's doing? Click here to pick a time, and she'll call (or video chat) with you! I'm New
At St. James hospitality is our deep mission. You are invited to be a part of St. James by bringing your own needs as well as your talents and gifts to our church ministry. |