St. James Anglican Church Kingston

This Week
Friday the 26th is our 180th Anniversary Parish Pot Luck Dinner in the Parish Hall.
On Sunday we will be celebrating Orange Shirt Sunday. I encourage you to wear an orange shirt or something orange as we mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
We will have a 9am Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion (said service) and a 10:30am Book of Alternative Service of Holy Eucharist with hymns, music and the praise band. The Rev. Dr. Bill Morrow will celebrate at both services. I will assist and be available for prayer and anointing at the 10:30 service.
This Sunday is Food Bank Sunday. Please bring non-perishable food items to services on Sunday.
Those children who wish to join the procession are invited to line up at the back of the church at the beginning of the service.
The 10:30 service will be live streamed on our YouTube Channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@st.jamesanglicanchurchkingston
The Gathering will meet in the Parish Hall at 5:30pm for worship, a talk, discussion and a meal. This is for students and young adults.
Orange Shirt Sunday is September 28
Sun. Sept. 28 St. James will be marking Orange Shirt Sunday as well as the 4th Sunday of the Season of Creation. The Rev. Dr. Bill Morrow (Honourary Priest Associate and St. James' biblical scholar-in-residence) will be incorporating both themes in his sermon during the morning services
Everyone coming to worship at St. James on Sept. 28 is invited to wear an orange shirt (or something else that is orange if they have it) to remember the children who died in residential schools and honour the survivors.
Monday, Sept. 30th is the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada.
Upcoming Events
- Celebration & BBQ!Sun, Oct 05Kingston
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