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Civil Rights PanelOver the last 3 years, 2 inter-generational groups from St. James the Less have made a pilgrimage to Selma, Birmingham and Montgomery with Etgar Tours. Join us on MLK weekend for a panel with some of these pilgrims, as they share pictures and impressions of their trip. Moderated by Mo. Storm and Cat Schoetz (pictured far right), high school English teacher, parishioner, and fellow parishioner. We'll meet in the Isom Room (near the Great Hall), 11:30 - 12:15. Grab some coffee, a snack, and join us! |
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Annual Bronx-Wide Celebration of Martin Luther King JrDr. King famously noted that Sunday is the most segregated hour in American life. And then there's the Diocese of New York. We have an extremely diverse and vibrant community in this diocese, which we celebrate each year at the Martin Luther King Jr service. Join fellow parishioners at St. James the Less for this inspiring service that showcases the best of the Episcopal Church, and also reminds us there's much work yet to be done. Great for kids and families! Mo. Storm and her family will be there. Join us!! |
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Last Sunday's SermonLast Sunday, the last Sunday of the Christmas season, Mo. Storm preached on our creative interpretations of Christmas night, and the need that speaks to in us. From the sermon: Today’s the last Sunday of Christmas, tomorrow the last day. Soon we’ll put the creche, all this away in storage for another year. But we here gathered are the embodiment of that first night, or what we imagine it to be. And what we imagine it to be is just as important as what it was... |
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Spiritual ThreadsSpiritual Threads provides a space to reflect on our lives together. Bring whatever craft you're working on, or just come enjoy the conversation. Whether you knit, crochet, quilt, needlepoint, or just like being around people who do, we'll all explore our spirituality and develop new friendships.
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Breakfast Run to NYCAll are welcome to join us as we make a trip into the city to feed the homeless. This is program in coordination with the Westchester-based "Midnight Run" organization. Youth and children are welcome and encouraged to participate with their families.
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