May 19, 2013

Capital Project Research

Our committees have been hard at work identifying the needs of the Church. View the Preliminary Findings of the Capital Projects Report here.

 

On April 28, David Sleeper presented alternatives for heating St. James in the future. If you missed his presentation you may view it here.

 

What if Money Actually Can Buy Happiness?     Michael Norton,  Ph.D. puts his training to work while teaching at the Harvard Business School. In this fascinating TEDTalk, he shares with us a variety of experiments that convinced him and his team that you can, in fact, buy happiness. But only when spending your money on others!

 

2012 Annual Report

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Our Parish Community

Click on About Us to meet our staff and vestry and to find out what we're all about!

 

What is the Episcopal Church?

Find out about the Episcopal Church and the history of this wonderful community on our What is the Episcopal Church page.

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Outreach

Outreach is an important component of parish life at St. James. Outreach from our church consists of gifts of goods, money and time, given to both our community and to each other.

 

Monetary gifts of varying sizes have been given to area organizations such as the Woodstock Community  Food Shelf, the Upper Valley Haven, Shining Light Mentoring Project, Springfield Prison Ministry,  Neighbors Helping Neighbors, Episcopal Relief and Development among many others. Some money was used to help individuals through the Discretionary Fund for fuel and other emergency needs. A substantial amount was sent to organizations that help with home repairs and winterization. The St. James Scholarship Fund provided financial assistance to two of our own college students.

 

 Members of St. James filled grocery bags for the HIV/HIB Resource Center in Lebanon, NH. Parishioners supported ongoing programs by bringing small toiletry items for the Upper Valley Haven's free shower program and food for the Woodstock Community Food Shelf.

 

The Outreach Committee meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 4:00 p.m. and everyone is welcome to attend. The committee alos hosts monthly breakfasts to update parishioners on current projects and volunteer opportunities. 

 

Proceeds from the St. James Fair support the Outreach Program.

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