We are excited to share that the Rev. Jonathan Melton has accepted the call to serve as the Eighth Rector of St. James Episcopal Church. Fr. Jonathan and his family come to St. James from Holy Trinity by the Lake in Heath, where he most recently served as the Associate Priest. Before joining Holy Trinity […]
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On Wednesday, June 15, 2022, Fr. Michael Hurst announced his resignation as Rector of St. James Episcopal Church. In a letter to the Parish, Fr. Michael explains the motivation for his departure and a timeline for the next few weeks. Provided below is the letter as well as a statement from Kenneth Lawrence, our Senior
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18 March 2020 Re., Pastoral Letter to St. James Dear St. James, I write to you today in order to keep you informed as to the worship, Christian Ed offerings, and general status of the parish. I have many things to cover. However, the most important is to let you know that the
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As a response to the preventative practices suggested by government and health officials, and under the direction of our Bishop, The Right Rev. George R. Sumner, Fr. Michael has suspended all services and activities at St. James through March 22nd. This includes Sunday worship services, formation classes, lenten activities, school programs, and all ministry meetings.
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We are excited to start signing up children to participate in this years Christmas Eve Pageant. The pageant is a beautifully chaotic reminder of the birth of our lord told through the words and actions of the youngest members of our parish. Make plans to help with one of our favorite services of the year!
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On Thursday, May 16, Jim Johnson will be leading a group visit to the Meadows Museum to see the Fortuny: Friends and Followers exhibit. This exhibition shows the works of Mariano Fortuny y Marsal, an important 19th century Spanish early Impressionist painter, as well as other artists whose works were influenced by him. Our docent
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Oral storytelling is one of the most powerful methods of sharing our faith. Throughout the Gospels we see examples of Jesus using stories to communicate truth to a wide variety of people. St. James is excited to host a workshop presented by Living Water International on ways to share the Gospel of Jesus through Orality.
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Throughout Lent there will be new Christian Education offerings to deepen your Lenten discipline. Please find one that’s right for you. Seven Last Words – An Invitation to a Deeper Friendship with Jesus Father Michael Hurst will be leading this study in the Parish Hall based on the book by Rev. James Martin, SJ. Using Jesus’s last words
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For the 2019 student mission trip we are focusing on continuing to build strong relationships with some of the ministries we serve throughout the year, while providing a meaningful mission experience that is accessible to every student in our group. With that in mind, we have chosen to do all that we can for the
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On Saturday, January fifth, at 10:00am, the Right Reverend Dr. George R. Sumner, Bishop of Dallas, will ordain Joel Thane Hatfield to the sacred order of priests in Christ’s One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. You are invited to celebrate with the Hatfield family, St. James, and the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas for the ordination
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