St. James Episcopal Church, Langhorne

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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

330 South Bellevue Avenue, Langhorne PA

Tel: 215/757-3766

E-Mail: stjameslanghorne@verizon.net


Greetings and welcome to St. James Church!

We are glad you are visiting us today. Take a look around our website to get a flavor of who we are - but don't stop there. Come worship with us, or take part in an adult education class. Bring your children to experience the joy of learning about their faith while having fun at the same time.  Help out with one of our programs. Become a part of a vibrant and growing community where blessings flow and Christ is present in all we do. At St. James, all are welcome!

Come and see what is happening at St. James - we are waiting for you!


Worship at St. James

The Easter Altar at St. James

Sunday at 8am - an intimate spoken service of Holy Eucharist with the beautiful and traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer, Rite I.  

Sunday at 10:15am - a service of Holy Eucharist with music and hymns, using the newer language of the Book of Common Prayer, Rite II. 

Saturday at 5:00pm - worship with a beat! Holy Eucharist in a contemporary setting.

Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays at 8:30am - start your day off right with a serene service of Morning Prayer. Try it!

     

          


First Tuesday Readers

The results are in!   St. Augustine's recommendations for the 

 St. James Book Club for 2007 - 2008!                  

June 3rd - The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency, by Alexander McCall

Watch this page for the selections coming in the fall!!


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Help St. James raise funds for its ministries and programs! When you order online by clicking the amazon.com  link on this page, St. James gets a percentage of the sale. Cool! And good stewardship too!



"The Garden" was performed at this years Easter Vigil by the children. This parable is  about animals who disobey the Gardener and how a Child teaches them about caring for others.


Save the Dates! Save the Dates! Save the Dates! Save the Dates!

Join us on June 1st as we welcome our new priest -- Rev. Barbara Kelley.  Reception follows the 10:15 Eucharist.     Come and share our joy!!

Circle May 18th and pack your lunch.  The parish picnic will take place at Core Creek Park - the Duchess Lane Pavillion @ 1pm.  We'll supply the grills, charcoal and beverages - bring the family and be ready to have some fun!!  Face painting and games for everyone!!

May 10th is  the Parish Spring Clean-up. At 8am, we will start mulching, weeding,  landscaping and any chore you would like to address. Everyone is invited and don't forget to bring your own tools and gloves.  Contact Ron Jones if you need more information.

St. James offers an innovative and exciting Sunday School program, including a Children's Homily each Sunday during the school year. Take a look at the Sunday School Calendar.

Sundays @ 9am in the Library

Adult Forum    We are on sabbatical until September.   Watch for our start date and bring your suggestions for topics.         

We spend several weeks with each topic so plan to join us. All are welcome!!

check the outreach opportunities  page for websites to help implement the MDGs.

First Tuesday Readers Book Club

Next meeting is June 3rd, in the Library @ 7:30pm. The book for discussion will be The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, by Alexander McCall.   All are welcome!! Please join us!!

For more information on any of St. James' ministries, see the Ministries & Programs page, contact St. James on the Contact Us page, call the parish office at 215/757-3766, or speak with the Rector!


FIRST SUNDAY YOUTH SERVICES AT ST. JAMES!


All children and youth
at St. James are invited
to lead the congregation
at 10:15am worship
on the first Sundays of the month!

Speak with the Rector or
Sunday School Coordinator Kathy Coon today!



On October 13th the Confirmation Class visited historic Philadelphia trying to imagine what it was like during the time of Bishop William White (1748-1836). They visited Christ Church (the tallest building in the USA for 50 years), Old St. Joseph's Church, and toured the Todd House and Bishop White's House. For more information about Bishop White see http://www.archives.upenn.edu/histy/features/1700s/people/white_wm.html



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