Worship

The center of life at St. James is worship. There are multiple services every weekday and on Sundays. Our worship principally celebrates the Holy Eucharist, sometimes called Holy Communion or Mass. St. James honors ancient traditions as well as the contemporary cultures of our diverse congregation. No matter how you prefer to worship, you can feel comfortable at St. James because each service has unique characteristics: contemplative, child-friendly, or grand.

Schedule

St. James is brimming with services and activities on Sunday mornings. On weekdays, the church is a serene space for worshippers and tourists.

Stream Our Services

If you've enjoyed our at-home worship offerings, you'll love our new live-streamed services where you can worship along with our in-person Eucharist at 11 a.m. each Sunday.

Sermons

Whether you are a long-time member or seeking a deeper connection with God, this collection of sermons from our clergy and visiting preachers is motivating and refreshing.

Bulletins

Bulletins for Sunday services are published mid-week to provide a resource for prayers, scripture readings, and music selections.

Life Events

Life's big events are often marked by sacraments. "Sacraments,” the Book of Common Prayer tells us, “are outward and visible signs of inward and spiritual grace."

Ministries

Most St. James members volunteer their time as part of their commitment to the church, often in ministries enhancing and leading worship.

Lent at the Cathedral

Lent is a season of holiness and humility. It provides a time to respond to God’s Word in charitable giving, abstaining from worldly pleasures, earnestly seeking God through study and prayer, and accepting our need for forgiveness and reconciliation.

Holy Week at the Cathedral

Holy Week Service Schedule: Palm Sunday, Monday to Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, Easter Day
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