| St. James' Episcopal Church . 73 Culpeper Street . Warrenton, Virginia 20186 . 540.347.4342 admin@saintjameswarrenton.org |
February 7th - February 14th Sunday, February 7th ALL SERVICES CANCELED due to the SNOW!! Monday, February 8th NO St. Hilda's Meeting Today! Tuesday, February 9th 7:00pm Hand Bell Rehearsal? Wednesday, February 10th 12:00 Noon Holy Eucharist? 4:30pm Jr. Choir Rehearsal? (grades K-12) 7:00pm Bible Study? (Chapter 17 Luke) Thursday, February 11th 7:00pm St. James' Choir Rehearsal? Friday-Saturday, February 12-13th Vestry Retreat Sunday, February 14th 8:00am HE Rite I 8:30am VALENTINES BREAKFAST 9:15 St James' Choir 9:25am Adult Education 10:00am Children's Church 10:15am HE Rite II 6:30pm YMO |
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Current Events
Due to the Snow Storm:
Church Services and all church related
events for the week of Feb. 7th have
been CANCELED! (until further notice)
St. Hilda's will NOT meet Monday.
Scout Sunday (Feb 7)
has been postponed!
215th Diocesan Council
Fr. Chris, Fr. Eric, Ninie Laing (Alternate Delegate)
and Bonnie Zacherle (Delegate) went to Richmond
this past week to attend the Diocesan Council of
the Diocese of Virginia. Due to inclement weather
the session was cut short and many of the
resolutions on the agenda were not addressed.
They will be voted on at a later date.
For more information go to the Diocesan web site
at: www.thediocese.net
*Bishop Obaikol's Visit
The highlight of the Diocesan Council was the
introduction and recognition of Bishop Charles
Obaikol and his wife Margaret to the assembly.
Bishop Obaikaol is retiring as Bishop to Soroti
and is here to thank the Diocese and St. James'
for their support. He has also brought many
wonderful African Crafts for us to purchase in
further supporting his people.
Due to the Snow Storm:
Church Services and all church related
events for the week of Feb. 7th have
been CANCELED! (until further notice)
St. Hilda's will NOT meet Monday.
Scout Sunday (Feb 7)
has been postponed!
215th Diocesan Council
Fr. Chris, Fr. Eric, Ninie Laing (Alternate Delegate)
and Bonnie Zacherle (Delegate) went to Richmond
this past week to attend the Diocesan Council of
the Diocese of Virginia. Due to inclement weather
the session was cut short and many of the
resolutions on the agenda were not addressed.
They will be voted on at a later date.
For more information go to the Diocesan web site
at: www.thediocese.net
*Bishop Obaikol's Visit
The highlight of the Diocesan Council was the
introduction and recognition of Bishop Charles
Obaikol and his wife Margaret to the assembly.
Bishop Obaikaol is retiring as Bishop to Soroti
and is here to thank the Diocese and St. James'
for their support. He has also brought many
wonderful African Crafts for us to purchase in
further supporting his people.
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Our Mission We will build a community of Christian nurture, worship, outreach, and education in order to provide a spiritual center and direction for growth for the lives of our communicants to the glory of God. |
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Are you or someone you know
going through a difficult time?
Stephen Ministers are trained
members of our congregation who
listen, care encourage and
provide emotional and spiritual
support to people who are facing a
crisis or going through tough
times. The care you will receive is
CONFIDENTIAL, free and very
helpful. To learn how you—or a
friend, neighbor, coworker, or
relative—can receive care, call the
church office: 540-347-4342
going through a difficult time?
Stephen Ministers are trained
members of our congregation who
listen, care encourage and
provide emotional and spiritual
support to people who are facing a
crisis or going through tough
times. The care you will receive is
CONFIDENTIAL, free and very
helpful. To learn how you—or a
friend, neighbor, coworker, or
relative—can receive care, call the
church office: 540-347-4342
Haiti Relief
In the wake of the magnitude 7.0 earthquake in
Haiti, it has been determined our best response is
to donate to reliable relief organizations already
working there. Episcopal Relief and Development
has a long-standing relationship with Haiti, which
has the largest diocese of the Episcopal Church
with over 100,000 communicants. Links to both
ERD’s response and donation pages are below.
or mail donations to:
Episcopal Relief & Development
P.O. Box 7058
Merrifield Va. 22116-7058
http://www.er-d.org/HaitiEarthquakeResponse
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/index.htm
In the wake of the magnitude 7.0 earthquake in
Haiti, it has been determined our best response is
to donate to reliable relief organizations already
working there. Episcopal Relief and Development
has a long-standing relationship with Haiti, which
has the largest diocese of the Episcopal Church
with over 100,000 communicants. Links to both
ERD’s response and donation pages are below.
or mail donations to:
Episcopal Relief & Development
P.O. Box 7058
Merrifield Va. 22116-7058
http://www.er-d.org/HaitiEarthquakeResponse
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/index.htm
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