Worship at St. James takes a variety of forms, from traditional to contemporary. We seek to make St. James a place where meaningful Christian worship is offered as often as possible, especially for those days considered particularly sacred by the Christian church. Through diverse musical genres, drama, prayer, scripture reading, PowerPoint and preaching, the people are offered a moment of intentional connection with the divine.
We worship on Sundays, but also on Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and at other special times as well. We recognize the worshipful value of all of life, and our board meetings and executive meetings, as well as UCW meetings always contain an element of worship. In fact, we celebrate together on Annual Meeting Sunday by incorporating the meeting into the worship framework, “that worship and work may be one.” (Hymn “Worship the Lord,” written by Fred Kaan)
Worship at St. James takes a variety of forms, from traditional to contemporary. We seek to make St. James a place where meaningful Christian worship is offered as often as possible, especially for those days considered particularly sacred by the Christian church. Through diverse musical genres, drama, prayer, scripture reading, PowerPoint and preaching, the people are offered a moment of intentional connection with the divine.