Episcopal Church leaders and partners working alongside Episcopal ministries are invited to participate in a survey—called for by two resolutions of the 81st General Convention—designed to gather information about how the church serves immigrants and how it has responded to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Dr. Sherie Austin, MD is a pediatrician in Gloucester, VA. who will share her spiritual journey with us. Dr. Austin enjoys doing volunteer work. She has volunteered at a small hospital in Rwanda and regularly volunteers with Bread for Life, a local community food pantry.
The Shrine Mont Camps Reunion for all campers will be held on January 11 from 1-4pm at Christ Church, Glen Allen. Campers will reunite with friends and staff while having a few hours of fun and reliving mountain memories!
The Global Missions Team has kicked off a series of virtual meet ups to connect people who have or would like to have relationships in differing countries within the Anglican Communion. Our first two meet ups were for Tanzania and South Sudan and resulted productive conversations for the attendees.
This four-week study draws on Black Liberation Theology and Womanist thought to offer a pathway toward genuine systemic repair and a more just vision of the Beloved Community.
Come and celebrate the dream of Dr. King in music and in his own words. Featuring St. James's Choirs and the Concert Choir of Norfolk State University.
A solo-performance of the entire Gospel of Mark from memory; A word-for-word re-telling of it; A fully immersive, 2 hour play; An original set, minimally designed to carry through the basic themes of Mark from beginning to end; A bit of audience participation; Several brief intermissions; A little music, incense; Limited Seating (please register ASAP).
By the Grace of God and Consent of the People, St. James's Episcopal Church invites you to share in a Holy Beginning as we celebrate the Renewal of Our Shared Ministry and welcome The Rev. Beth Franklin as our 15th Rector.
A two part Zoom series hosted by Province 3: time for learning on the topic of understanding and countering Christian Nationalism.
On the last Sunday of Epiphany, February 15, 2026, join others around the Episcopal Church to celebrate Global Mission. Contact us for prayers or a litany for global mission or to brainstorm ways to lift up our partnerships and friends around the Anglican Communion.
You are invited to join other pilgrims as we walk in the footsteps of Jesus. Together, we will visit the places of his birth, life, ministry, death, and resurrection.
Please save the dates for our Spring 2026 Clergy Retreat. More information is coming soon.
