Friday Morning Prayer Online, 9 am

Sunday Services at 9:00 am and 10:30 am

Children's Church School during the 10:30 am service

Coffee Hour after both Services, Great Hall

Children's Choristers 11:45-12:30

Have you looked at our Facebook and Instagram pages lately? We always post lots of event pictures, including last Sunday's Confirmation service and our Holy Communion class.

Hello Parishioners! When we set out to do a capital campaign, we felt that the singlemost important thing it could accomplish--even more than raising money to repair our properties--was to build community. Having sat down now with dozens of parishioners, sometimes at church, oftentimes in your homes, and almost always alongside another campaign visitor, this aspect of our work has been incredibly rewarding.

Join us for Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer, led by a lay person at St. James. You can watch anonymously, or make yourself known in the chat sidebar. We use the liturgy from dailyoffice.app. All welcome, and watch afterwards if you like!

The "St. James Choristers" is our weekly choir program for kids ages 2nd grade and up. In rehearsals, kids learn music theory, sight reading, scales, service music and hymns, and how to sing in a choir. For information, contact Victoria Shields at music@stjamesscarsdale.org. You can also just drop by with your kids. This is a drop-off event, but parents are welcome to stay. Both groups meet in the Chapel. All welcome! 

Did you know? Mo. Storm and Mo. Eliza preach a short, quickly-prepared homily every Wednesday at the 9:30 am Eucharist (and did you know we have a mid-week Eucharist, every week?). Frequently these aren't even written down, but this week's saint is too important *not* to be lifted up: Kateri of Tekawitha, a young Native American woman who lived 400 years ago and died very young. This short homily is called "In Praise of the Resilience of Young Women." 

New! Introducing the St. James Bible Enthusiasts, a spin-off of our 2022/23 Bible Marathon Group. This group is open to everyone who wants to learn more about the Bible through reading and discussion, and perhaps the occasional field trip--the group will determine its own agenda as we go, in consultation with Mo. Storm. Our first book is Why the Bible Began by Jacob Wright. 

We are so thankful for each and every pledge made to St. James. Ongoing financial contributions from parishioners are how Episcopal churches operate. If you take advantage of anything in the church--worship services, classes for kids and adults, outreach programs, fellowship, anything at all--please make a pledge to help us sustain these programs. The annual average pledge at St. James is approx $3500.00. By the numbers, it costs $6000.00 per family to do everything we do. Click the picture above to make a pledge. It's easy and secure. You'll receive a response from the office and the rector. Thank you!

You can view this Sunday's bulletin at the link below. Names of all readers, servers, and acolytes are always listed on the last page of the bulletin. Readings are also there for readers to view in advance.

Mother Storm will be out of the office next week, April 22-26. For questions, please reach out to the main office or to Mo. Eliza.