From Debby

While waiting in line for water I decided to pray rather than listen to the radio. I began the Lord’s Prayer, and I got to the part “give us this day our daily bread” and had to stop the tears. This takes on a whole new meaning when your refrigerator is empty and the last crust of bread has been eaten. I thought that maybe at that moment I was closer to those who came out to hear Jesus so many years before- they probably had hunger and not much else.

Later that day someone gave me a loaf of bread. What a gift. It means much more to me now.

Power Our Future, Light the Way: Solar at St. James

July 25, 2024 Dear beloved in Christ, I am so excited to share with you a new special summer project at St. James called Powering Our Future, Lighting the Way. This project will replace deteriorating roofs and use them to generate electricity with the installation of...

Creation Care presents Mountain True’s “RIVERKEEPERS”

Creation Care Presentation with Mountain True Thursday, Aug. 20 at 6:30 p.m. Stillwell Hall Enjoy healthy snacks and a presentation by Anna Alsobrook of Mountain True's "RIVERKEEPERS." This branch of Mountain True focuses on water quality in WNC with Clean Water...

Friday Night Stained Glass Windows Light

Friday Night Stained Glass Windows Light with Deacon Tim begins in August. Please remember, this is an ongoing event so you can join us any upcoming Friday! Experience one of St. James' greatest treasures through a guided tour of our remarkable stained glass windows....

Sharing the Sunshine: New Ministry in Full Bloom at St. James

A new ministry is now in full bloom at St. James, giving our gorgeous Sunday flowers new life throughout the week. The seed of the Sunshine Guild was planted by Sallie Carr about a year ago. Today, members now hand-deliver these beautiful flowers each week to...

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