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Fear Not August has arrived and with it all kinds of activities. Schools will be starting up, including our own day school near the end of the month. We will be giving reminders as it gets closer, but the carefree …
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Sacrifice and Martyrdom Liturgically speaking, we have entered the Season after Pentecost. Some refer to it as “ordinary time.” We have observed the great seasons of the Church year – Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Easter and Ascensiontide – …
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Resurrection and Renewal Alleluia, Christ is risen. It is Easter season. Spring is springing. It is a time for rebirth and renewal. Depending upon when you read this, we are either anticipating or have had our first House Church of …
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So, What Now? I believe that word has made its way around to most of the folks here at St. James’ that the vestry decided to call me as rector and that I accepted the call. Pending the bishop’s approval …
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Marching On It is difficult for me to believe it, but we have lived here in Greenville for almost two years now. Greenville seems so much like home that it feels like we’ve lived here forever. I still marvel at …
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I do like red lentils. Green ones, too, for that matter. They are the only dried legume I know that do not require soaking before cooking. They are ready to go into the pot right out of the bag and …
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Christmas Festival Eucharist with Children’s Creche procession at 6 pm.
Cur Deus Homo? Christmas will be here before we know it. As I write this, Thanksgiving is still over a week away. Our annual Bazaar looms much more on the horizon than Thanksgiving. Last year, I did not know what …
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Something’s Happening Here There is so much going on these days at St. James’ that I hardly know where to start. We just had our latest House Church service. Big thanks go to Bill and Mary Lynn Andrews for opening …
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Looking Back and Looking Ahead It has been an eventful summer here at St. James’ parish, which is surprising as we tend to think of summer as being “slower.” Our wardens have been busy fixing up things and making improvements. …
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